1) Robinson 2) Pep 3) Gans 4) Leonard 5) Greb 6) Canzoneri 7) Ross 8) Langford 9) Armstrong 10) Walker Now Luigi, I have to caution you that I made up this list on impulse, as soon as I spotted your thread. On reflection, I could very well revise this extensively. (Alas, I haven't the class of a John Garfield, who seems oblivious to such temptations to rate. Maybe when I grow up a bit.)
Hey Duodenum, don´t worry, it´s an excellent list. It´s just humanly to forget sometimes something... :yep the only 2 names I perhaps miss, are Barbados Joe Walcott and Jimmy Wilde...
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How you have Carp over Gans, Canzi Ross, Tunney, Louis and Charles is beyond me. Well 1 Ross 2 Canzi 3 Armstrong 4 Fitz 5 Leonard 6 Gans 7 Pep 8 Greb 9 Walker and ten Wilde.
Where is Robinson? Carpentier held a title of some description in at least 7 of the 8 weight categories (national/continental/world)
What do you mean? Because I posted in the past that I feel he´s a bit overrated? Yeah, IMO he´s a bit overrated, but that doesn´t change the fact that he was a great fighter, and in a p4p-list until the 50s I would have him probably in my Top10....
Robinson is over rated. No way he did more than the guys I listed. They either won more titles(Canzi, Armstrong, Fitz, Ross) or over came more roadblocks(Gans) to reach the top.
1. Sugar Ray Robinson 2. Henry Armstrong 3. Joe Gans 4. Willie Pep 5. Ezzard Charles 6. Joe Louis 7. Harry Greb 8. Jack Johnson 9. Bob Fitzsimmons 10. Jack Dempsey :good