who has the best record of all time?????

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  1. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    I don't rate either of them in the P4P top5, but I think their achievements are outright AWESOME:deal
     
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  2. Sweet Pea

    Sweet Pea Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    So why do you rate them outside of the top 5 if they are the two most accomplished?
     
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  3. Sweet Pea

    Sweet Pea Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Wilde's opposition was not among the best of all time. A guy like Emile Griffith faced far superior opposition throughout his career.
     
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  4. antcull

    antcull Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I know man, Willie Pep had an unbelievable record. 229-11-1.

    134-1-1 before his first lost to Saddler
     
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  5. lfsdan

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    For me it has to be Pep. The quality of fighters he beat, his remarkable longevity, and only 11 losses with that many fights. It has to be him
     
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  6. Brian123

    Brian123 ESB WORLD CHAMPION Full Member

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    James Jeffries hands down never even down in his prime beat tons of Hall of Famers black and white. Consider by many historians the best Heavyweight ever.

    His record is too long to post so here is the link:

    http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jeffries.htm
     
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  7. jaycuban

    jaycuban Cubans Do It Better ! Full Member

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    Wilie Pep
     
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  8. wushu

    wushu Well-Known Member Full Member

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    SRR than Foreman.
     
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  9. saul_ir34

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    Didn't ray robinson have 20 something hof on his record?
     
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  10. koki_kameda

    koki_kameda Koki Kameda Full Member

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    Koki Kameda
     
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  11. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    :rofl
     
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  12. The Funny Man 7

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    Niccolino locche had a glistening record.
     
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  13. endless

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    now that is just wrong your avator my god i dont think i seen anything like that damn.
     
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  14. smiffy

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    joe calzaghe, easy.
     
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  15. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    It just depends what you like.

    I like Langford. ATG fighters from 147-Heavy, 160 and 175 included. But he has loads of losses. But he fought to an insane schedule.

    It just depends what you like.
     
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