What had the best opposition of opponents the last ~15 years?

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  1. Chempasillo

    Chempasillo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Probably De La Hoya.
     
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    cesare-borgia Übermensch in fieri Full Member

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    Oscar, he fought everyone
     
  5. LukeO

    LukeO Erik Morales is God Full Member

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    Mosley for sure.
     
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    De la Hoya hands down... he came up short in most of his biggest fights, but he sought out the real challenges... which is more than I can say for Gayweather.
     
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    DLH.. he fought top guns eventhough he lost most of them..
     
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    lufcrazy requiescat in pace

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    Oscar fought the best and beat them all up until his attempt at middleweight which signifies the end of his prime.

    Even post prime he fought well vs hopkins, mayorga and floyd. He didn't look good against forbes nor pac but by then he was shot imo.
     
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    cesare-borgia Übermensch in fieri Full Member

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    I agree, we can say that the only guy to clearly beat prime Oscar is shane mosley, you can make a case for whitaker and quartey but those were very close. sturm and hopkins gave him an realitycheck that he had no business at 154, he beat trinidad and mosley in the rematch, he was past prime when he lost to mayweather and screwed the weight up vs pacquiao.
     
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    this...^
     
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    assasin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    it has to be oscar. he still didn't beat trinidad or mosley in the second fight, as some are saying. sorry.
     
  12. Chempasillo

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    I think the same, he lost vs trinidad, you cant run away a few rounds and expect too win a close fight.

    mosley > oscar
     
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    Chempasillo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    question too all,

    with srr and perhaps ali, where does ali rank all time in best resume ever....

    certainly in the top 5 with

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    he is in that mix, easily
     
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    DLH. Abut the only guy I can think of missing off the top of my head is Tszyu.
     
  15. cesare-borgia

    cesare-borgia Übermensch in fieri Full Member

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    Oscar clearly won vs tito and mosley the second time. Even if he runs the last 3 rounds it doesnt matter when he already has a huge lead based on the first 9 rounds. Even if he would cry and run away with his back turned like a little girl in the last round he still would win based on his work before that happening.