I won't pick fighters from before my time, only fighters I have watched in real time and not the likes of Hearns or Duran who where way passed it No order Mike Tyson Roy Jones Jr Barerra (love Morales too, but just including one Nigel Benn Steve Collins (I'm Irish) Joe calzaghe Oscar Floyd Manny (possible to like both) Lewis Cotto Marquez OK that was 12, could have included more like corralles, tszyu, hatton, bhopal etc Edit Need the cobra, Mr 80k at Wembley on this list Top 10 is too hard
All time is impossible. Active: 01 - Roman Gonzalez 02 - Juan Francisco Estrada 03 - Junto Nakatani 04 - Kazuto Ioka 05 - Naoya Inoue 06 - Oleksander Usyk 07 - Francisco Rodriguez Jnr. 08 - Ginjiro Shigeoka 09 - Robson Conceicao 10 - Shohjahon Ergashev
A lot of them are guys I grew up watching ... (in no particular order) Roy Jones, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Naseem Hamed, Felix Trinidad. Ali, from a bit further in the past. And, today, Usyk.
All time is impossible so active 1. Kambosos 2. Tim Tszyu 3. Opetaia 4. Loma 5. Fury 6. Usyk 7. Crawford 8. Brondigity 9. GGG 10. Lucas Browne
1 Roberto Duran - Top 10 atg 2 Muhammad Ali - The Greatest 3 Jerry Quarry - Heart of a Lion 4 Mark Kaylor - Just loved him 5 Lloyd Honeyghan - Greatest win abroad by a British fighter 6 Chris Finnegan - Always gave value for money 7 Herol Graham - A Genius 8 Alexis Arguello - So stylish 9 Kevin Finnegan - Criminally underrated 10 Wally Swift Jnr - Always loved his fights
Michael Spinks Larry Holmes George Foreman Sugar Ray Leonard Roy Jones Jr. Evander Holyfield Joe Frazier Oscar De La Hoya Marvelous Marvin Hagler Thomas Hearns I started watching boxing in the 1968 Olympics and I continued to follow the USA Olympic boxers throughout my life. I really like Larry Holmes, Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Thomas Hearns a lot so they are on my list. One of the most fun times in my life was when we saw Thomas Hearns fight Ken Atkins at Aloha Stadium in 1991 before his match with Virgil Hill a couple of months later. I only counted boxers that I saw on TV live.
Roberto Duran Naoya Inoue Marco António Barrera Manny Pacquiao Pernell Whitaker Arturo Gatti Bobby Chacon Bozza Edwards Roman Gonzalez Stevie Johnston
I like who I like If you got a problem with that Go take a hike Usyk Loma If you don't like either of them I don't like you If you hate them, I hate you Even if we tight Watch me switch up on you in the blink of an eye Watch what I do to your favourite fighter if I catch you hating They'll get that Serge work I'll turn the entire forum against your favourite fighter I'll turn you against your favourite fighter And that's some real doubly bubbly real talk Duran Hagler Kostya Tyson JCC Sr Super Joe Inoue Beterbiev
Current: 1. Fury - Entertaining. The best Heavyweight to me. 2. Wilder - Knockouts 3. Zhang - Chinese outsider that can bang 4. Inoue - Knockouts 5. Crawford - Skill 6. Davis - Rascal 7. Joyce - Nice guy 8. Prograis - Nice guy underdog 9. Haney - Skills. I am starting to reconsider his personality but we will see. 10. Canelo - Like is too big of a word but I respect him.
Muhammad Ali - The GOAT Tommy Hearns - Overall favorite. Never been in a boring fight. KO artist and a slick boxer James Toney - Probably the most naturally talented fighter ever. Can box, counter, slug, swarm, move, etc. at such a master level. Could have been the GOAT if he was more disciplined. Lomachenko - Favorite current fighter Lennox Lewis - The best h2h HM: Larry Holmes, Bowe, Winky Wright, Mayweather Jr.
Don't feel like explaining it. But I will give a list of 15. Sugar Ray Leonard Oscar De La Hoya Joe Calzaghe Carl Froch Sergey Kovalev Sergio Martinez Oleksandr Usyk Erik Morales Roy Jones Jr. Marvin Hagler Manny Pacquiao James Toney Roberto Duran Antonio Margarito Gennady Golovkin
Amir Khan David Price Tyson Fury Charles Martin Manual Charr Prime Patel Charles Latuperissa Deontay Wilder Dustin Nichols Derek Chisora Honourable mentions: Bermane Stiverne and Eric Molina
Other than Hagler who is my favorite boxer ever and the reason I even like boxing. the other 9 aren't in a particular order. All of these are "my" opinion why they are my favorite 10 of all time: Hagler: The most durable boxer/puncher ever. Toney: The most offensively and defensively aesthetically beautiful boxer ever Roy: The most physically gifted boxer ever Hearns: The best boxer puncher ever Nunn: Top 3 greatest footwork ever Dawson: The prototype for the perfect boxing body Norris: The best hands and feet combination Whitaker: The slickest boxer ever Leonard: The most well balanced boxer/puncher ever Winky: The greatest High guard and shot parrying boxer ever And yes I like southpaws a lot. When I sparred I actually sparred from both stances.
