Miguel Angel Cotto - nobody went to war like him James Nathaniel toney - my favorite hw to watch Michael Girard Tyson - the best hw Sugar Shane Mosley: fought every big name on the block Floyd money Mayweather - legacy legacy legacy no question Oscar de la Hoya- fought a who's who of everybody Ricky Hatton - a common bloke who could brawl Zab Judah - they don't call him super for nothing Bernard Hopkins - the executioner and the alien! Roy Jones Jr - he was Superman. Honourable mention: Lennox Lewis - h2h the baddest hw.
Tim Tszyu Nikita Tszyu Jackson England Nathaniel May Liam Paro Sam Goodman Terence Crawford Lomachenko Devin Haney Tank Davis
Past Fighters No Order Floyd Kostya Sugar Shane Iron Mike Prince Neesham Garth Wood B-Hop Marquez cbf with the rest. They get a standing 8 count.
The Big Three: George Foreman Sandy Saddler Archie Moore The rest in no particular order: Jersey Joe Walcott Ken Norton Nicolino Locche Primo Carnera Marvelous Marvin Hagler Jose Napoles And the honorable heavyweight mentions that are always on the brink of getting into my top ten: Jimmy Ellis Micheal Moorer Ron Lyle Max Baer Riddick Bowe Andrew Golota
Duran - Incredible skills, great and exciting to watch at his best, entertaining personality, sheer machismo and badassery. Hagler- Superb technician, tougher than nails and leather combined, pure unadulterated badass, only but admiration for him and how he made his way to the top. Greb - has a mythical quality to him, learning of his story and life is incredible, incredibly interesting man as a whole. Langford- same as above. Morales - One of the best crowd pleasers ever, absolute badass and thrilling to watch when he really wanted to prove something. Moore- Incredible life story, amazing guy to study and learn things from, whether it's about Boxing or life. Napoles - Pure eye candy to watch in the ring, mantequilla. Louis - Arguably the all time greatest puncher to watch, incredibly inspirational man for what he meant during his time. Robinson - arguably the finest offensive machine ever, otherwordly when he shifted up a gear. Benny Leonard- same as Greb and Langford.
True but he had a lot of talent to work with and work ethic. He just let his personal life get in the way. I believe he was supposed to fight Azumah Nelson but basically went into a depression.
In no particular order Wilder Tito Trinidad Micky Ward GGG Big Foreman Smokin Joe Chisora Tank Davis Ugas Zhang
