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Can anyone tell me their top 20 pound for pound greatest boxers of all time - I would really like to know?

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My top 20 (in no particular order) - Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis (both heavyweight), Roy Jones Jr, Archie Moore (both light heavyweight), Joe Calzaghe (super middleweight), Sugar Ray Robinson, Carlos Monzon, Marvin Hagler (all 3 middleweight), Sugar Ray Leonard, Henry Armstrong, Emile Griffith, Oscar De La Hoya (all 4 welterweight), Julio Cesar Chavez (light welterweight), Benny Leonard, Roberto Duran (both lightweight), Azumah Nelson (super featherweight), Willie Pep, Eusebio Pedroza (both featherweight), Jimmy Wilde (flyweight), and Ricardo Lopez (strawweight).

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  1. You have a good list without a doubt and this is an excellent question.  For my own reasons I don't believe including active fighters so my list will be of fighters no longer active.  

    1.  Sugar Ray Robinson

    2.  Joe Louis/ Rocky Marciano

    4.  Willie Pep

    5.  Henry Armstrong

    6.  Harry Greb

    7.  Jimmy Wilde

    8.  Marvin Hagler/ Carlos Monzon

    10.  Muhammad Ali

    11.  Roberto Duran

    12.  Stanley Ketchel

    13.  Archie Moore

    14.  Ricardo Lopez

    15.  Khaosai Galaxy

    16.  Jack Johnson

    17.  Gene Tunney

    18.  Jack Dempsey

    19.  Benny Leonard

    20.  Julio Cesar Chavez

    Honorable mention:  Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Sandy Saddler, Jose Napoles, Eder JofreGeorge Foreman, Joe Frazier, Salvador Sanchez, Alexis Arguello, Tommy Ryan, Joe Gans.


  2. The blogbaba's top 20 pound for pound all time reads like this:

    1. Sugar Ray Robinson

    2. Muhammad Ali

    3. Joe Louis

    4. Ricardo Lopez

    5. Roberto Duran

    6. Willie Pep

    7. Julio Cesar Chavez

    8. Rocky Marciano

    9. Charley Burley

    10. Marvin Hagler

    11. Khaosai Galaxy

    12. Gene Tunney

    13. Henry Armstrong

    14. Salvador Sanchez

    15. Evander Holyfield

    16. Bob Fitzsimmons

    17. Sam Langford

    18. Archie Moore

    19. Carlos Monzon

    20. Lazlo Papp

    Man, that wasn't easy, there are quite a few more greats that easily could be on the list.

  3. You do have a good list.  

    1.  Ray Robinson

    2.  Henry Armstrong

    3.  Willie Pep

    4.  Harry Greb

    5.  Muhammad Ali

    6.  Joe Louis

    7.  Roberto Duran

    8.  Stan Ketchel

    9.  Julio Cesar Chavez

    10.  Archie Moore

    11.  Jack Johnson

    12.  Rocky Marciano

    13.  Sandy Saddler

    14.  Benny Leonard

    15.  Jim McClarnin

    16.  Marvin Hagler

    17.  Eder Jofre

    18.  George Foreman

    19.  Marcel Cerdan

    20.  Roy Jones

  4. Man, I got too many to list only twenty. I am going to throw out names in no order based on skills, personal favorites, and level of competiton. I am sure you will agree with most of my picks. Robinson, Ali, Louis, Pep, Whittaker, Leonard, Mosley, Holyfield,Duran, Chavez, Hagler, Hearns, Pacquia, Barrera, Foreman, Armstrong, De La Hoya, Marciano, Holmes.

  5. thats a pretty good list, however i would put salvador sanchez above pedroza,and would not rate calzaghe or griffith so high.

    i would include most of you're list, but include pernell whitaker, stanley ketchel & harry greb.....and probably jack johnson too.

  6. Ali

    Robinson

    Louis

    Julio Cesar Chavez

    Hagler

    leonard

    jones jr

    Carlo Monzon

    Duran

    Armstrong

    pep

    moore

    Tunney

    Mayweather

    Griffith

    Wilde

    Lopez

    De la hoya

    Pedroza

    Holyfield

  7. and you're putting calzaghe instead of B-Hop?

  8. You have a pretty good list there. I can't decide the "best of all time" between Muhammad Ali and Ray Robinson. Two that you might have missed are Sandy Saddler and Stanley Ketchel. And maybe Mike Tyson at his best.

  9. in no order...

    ali..

    joner jr..

    mayweather..

    duran..

    lewis..

    robinson..

    nassem..

    archie moore..

    calzaghe..

    hagler..

    de la hoya..

    hatton..

    henry armstrong..

    johnson(1st black heavyweight world champion)..

    leonard..

    foreman..

    liston..

    byrd..

    norton..

    marciano..

  10. what about ray "boom boom" mancini.....and is it too early to say kelli "the ghost" pavlik who i believe is 34-0 with 32 ko's ? not to mention 2 beat downs of heavily favored jermain taylor.

  11. I can't believe you didn't put manny pacquiao... after being named the mexican executioner, he deserves to be one of the best.... and i agree about one thing, you didnt put floyd mayweather... thats good.... i would put floyd mayweather on whenever he beats cotto.... that is when he is an all time great... one more big fight for pavlik and he could be one too.....

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