Mexican fighters seem to demand my attention more so than any others. I don't know what it is, perhaps you can explain it?
I just generally prefer to watch the smaller guys. So, I suppose its because the lower weight divisions are stuffed with Mexicans.
HAYE FROCH HATTON LEWIS THAXTON COTTO MARGGORITO MALIGNAGGI PAVLIK JM MARQUEZ had to pop Lewis in outta respect as his best time was the 90's but there are some in there that coulda lived with anyone and some with their best days still to come and maybe one or two, who though not the greatest, always earn their money.
No particular order. Hozumi Hasegawa Joe Calzaghe Manny Pacquiao Lennox Lewis Poonsawat Mikkel Kessler Bernard Dunne MAB
No order: Juan Manuel Marquez Marco Antonio Barrera David Haye Michael Katsidis Michael Gomez Manny Pacquiao Carl Thompson Jamie Moore Bernard Hopkins Rafael Marquez
1. Lennox Lewis 2. Ricky Hatton 3. Carl Froch 4. David Haye 5. Joe Calzaghe 6. Kevin Mitchell 7. David Haye 8. Marco Antonio Barrera 9. Roy Jones 10. Amir Khan
because they are mad like ferrets and go all out for the KO? Not just Mexican but probably the wider latin american boxing culture is quality. my top ten of the decade: 1. Erik Morales This content is protected took them all on, feared no-one, took no **** from anyone. In a sport of cherry pickers and egos there was no-one he would duck or avoid fighting. Didn't always win but always gave 100%, a true warrior. 2. Manny Pacquiao This content is protected Took everybody on, and KOd most of them. One of the sports most anticipated fighters. 3. Shane Mosley This content is protected Immense speed and power. Remembered for slaying the giant Margarito against all the odds, and an immense duel with Cotto. Was a thorn in delahoya's ass back when he was good. Great entertainer even in his old age. 4. Kostya Tszyu This content is protected Hard as ****, no nonsense fighter. KO'd most of his division and was one of the most feared and respected in the sport. Bonus points for one of the greatest title fights of all time in his duel with Hatton. Old age and a lack of spirit for the occasion compared to the young pretender got the better of him. Iconic and much loved gladiator. 5. Marco Antonio Barrera This content is protected Similar to Morales he took the whole division on. Famously schooled Naseem Hamed. Played his part in some iconic fights and battles. 6. Arturo Gatti Similar to Barerra, but lacked the quality and finesse (in my view) of some of the decades other warriors. His trilogy with Ward will go down in history with the great rivalries. 7. Floyd Mayweather By these standards, a rather boring entertainer. But he was an exciting specactle, and won where he always said he would win. Cleaned out several divisions, and is the decade's true ATG. 8. Joe Calzaghe A largely cherry picked decade included some rather impressive victories. Lacy, Kessler and Hopkins in particularly were the pinnacle of a great decade for him. 9. David Haye Great KO spectacle. Hasn't done it on the greatest stage yet but ended the decade well with his victory over Valuev. His brutal demolition of Macarinelli ended any doubts of his true calibre when it was under question. Hasn't looked back since with some good victories. 10. Juan Manuel Marquez The only boxer to give Pacquiao any real problems this decade (apart from Morales). Some good victories - Barrera, Juarez, Diaz and Casamayor. And he took on Mayweather instead of bottling it. THANK YOU
1. Joel Casamayor 2. Oscar De La Hoya 3. Manny Pacquaio 4. Arturo Gatti 5. Bernard Hopkins 6. Winky Wright 7. Diego Corrales 8. Ivan Calderon 9. Miguel Cotto 10. Yall Must've Forgot.
1. Gatti 2. Corrales 3. Mayweather 4. Cotto 5. Diaz 6. Jamie Moore 7. Mike Gomez 8. Carl Thompson 9. David Haye 10. Mosley.
Wlad Klitschko Vitali Klitschko Lennox Lewis David Haye Joe Calzaghe Amir Khan Manny Pacquaio Roy Jones Jr Floyd Mayweather Bernard Hopkins OR Oscar De La Hoya :think Other mentions; Ricky Hatton, Sergei Liakhovich and Chris Byrd
1. Fernando Vargas 2. Marco Antonio Barrera 3. Mayweather 4. Manny Pac 5. Juan Manuel Marquez 6. Miguel Cotto 7. Junior Witter 8. Bernard Dunne 9. Shane Mosley 10. Gatti
He was good for a few years not over the decade, then that other guy with his name and no left hook turned up :verysad Him and Cintron where there but if i put them in i would have had lennox as well.