Ali. Ali beat a prime Liston, and prime Foreman. He beat a slightly past it Frazier, and a still pretty good Floyd Patterson. His resume is also loaded with a lot of very good contenders. SRL's resume is top heavy,but doesn't have the depth of Ali's.
If you said top 3-5 wins it's arguable but Ali's depth is one of the best you'll find on any single-division man, and Leonard not so much, despite the number of weight classes he went through.
Ali went through several Classes of Heavyweights. the early 60s- Guys Like Archie Moore, Sonny Banks, Sonny Liston, Henry Cooper the mid 60's- Cleveland Williams, George Chuvalo, Ernie Terrell, Floyd Patterson The Early 70's- Frazier, Norton, Foreman, Ellis, Patterson, Quarry The Mid-Late 70's- Frazier, Ron Lyle, Ernie Shavers
A quick run down: Leonard - Hearns, Hagler, Duran, Benitez, Kalule, LaLonde, Ranzanny, Green, Shields, Mayweather Sr, Finch, etc. Ali - Liston 2x, Foreman, Frazier 2x, Patterson 2x, Norton 2x, Quarry 2x, Terrell, Folley, Mathis, Young, Lyle, Ellis, Bonavena, Shavers, Chuvalo 2x, Spinks, Mildenberger, Jones, Cooper 2x, Bugner, Williams, B. Foster, M. Foster, Moore, etc. So yeah, not exactly a tough call.
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