Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez, the great Puerto Rican boxer from Las Monjas drew in his first professional fight in 1974 in Panama City, Panama. Gomez started his professional boxing career in Panama. He stayed there for about a year before returning to the island of Puerto Rico for good. His o...

It's a slam dunk because of the long list of fighters that Pep beat, the dominance he displayed against ranked opps. The fighters Saddler lost to. the fact that at the time of their 4 meetings, Pep was still excellent, but not as good as he had been before the crash. That 108-1-1 record is nothing ...

These 5 guys I think at their very best would have beaten a prime Sugar Ray Robinson in a 5 fight series. Watching the original Sugar Ray fight, there is no question of his greatness. But I saw some flaws that the fighters below would have taken advantage of it. 1. Sugar Ray Leonard at 147 lbs: Lik...

Ray Mercer by late knockout.

The great Azumah Nelson by TKO in round 10.

Sweet Pea by unanimous decision, even with Jimmy Carter's rough and ruggedly tactics. Sweet Pea was very strong inside. Not an easy target nor guy to push around.

I can imagine Smokin' Joe's wicked left hooks landing on Ray Mercer's face every time he throws it.

Which division would you pick as having the most legit candidates for the ATG top spot? Consensus is: HW - Ali/Louis LHW - Charles MW - Greb WW - Robinson But Lightweight... Gans, Leonard, Armstrong and Duran all have a legit shout for that top spot. Everyone has their own pick but any of these 4 a...

Mike Tyson at 96 feels far too low. Forget his career after the Spinks fight, what he did before the age of 22 is pretty much unprecedented. I don’t expect to see a 21 year old undisputed HW champ again in my lifetime. I feel you on that one. But, after coming back from jail, the great Mike Tyson's...

It's a slam dunk because of the long list of fighters that Pep beat, the dominance he displayed against ranked opps. The fighters Saddler lost to. the fact that at the time of their 4 meetings, Pep was still excellent, but not as good as he had been before the crash. That 108-1-1 record is nothing ...

Super Roy will hit Vito Antuofermo often and at will. Jones by cuts

In his prime, Wilfredo Gomez was one of the best combination punchers I've ever seen. Ironically, one of my favorite Bazooka performances is one where he doesn't even score a knockdown. It's the one where he dominates iron chinned Juan LaPorte by smothering him with his repertoire of punches round ...

#63. Wilfredo Gomez Record: 44-3-1, with 42KOs KO Pct is 95.4% Career: 1974-89 World Titles Held: WBC World Super Bantamweight Champion (1977-83), WBC World Featherweight Champion (1984) and WBA World Jr Lightweight Champion (1985-86) Highlights: . Triple crown division champion, prolific KO puncher...

Now, this is the countdown so far: 100. Jersey Joe Walcott 99. Sonny Liston 98. Vicente Saldivar 97. Gene Fullmer 96. Mike Tyson 95. Eusebio Pedroza 94. Benny Lynch 93. Jack Britton 92. Tommy Ryan 91. Mike McCallum 90. James Toney 89. Tiger Flowers 88. Joe Brown 87. Ted "Kid" Lewis 86. Pet...

I have seen the great Battling Battalino short clip video footage fight with the great Kid Chocolate. It seems to me that it was a great great fight. One of the very best fights of the 1930s decade. The problem is that the footage is not complete. Some rounds are missing. But, of what I have seen fr...

Yes I'm with you on this. Didn't pep win 25 fights in a row or something after his plane crash. Seems to me he just came up against someone better who beat him 3/4 times. Saddler was a great fighter himself and a killer of a puncher. It stops Pep appearing with the absolute demi gods of boxing for ...

#64. Battling Battalino Record: 57-26-3, 2NC, with 23KOs KO Pct is 40% Career: 1927-40 World Titles Held: NBA World Featherweight Champion (1929-32) Highlights: . NBA World Featherweight Champion that made 5 title defenses and never lost his crown in the ring but relinquished it to the boxing ruling...

Now, this is the countdown so far: 100. Jersey Joe Walcott 99. Sonny Liston 98. Vicente Saldivar 97. Gene Fullmer 96. Mike Tyson 95. Eusebio Pedroza 94. Benny Lynch 93. Jack Britton 92. Tommy Ryan 91. Mike McCallum 90. James Toney 89. Tiger Flowers 88. Joe Brown 87. Ted "Kid" Lewis 86. Pet...

Since that there's no footage of film available on the great Freddie Miller, we move on to position #64. And the position is for the great Battling Battalino of Hartford, Connecticut.

Among other great wins by Freddie Miller W10 Harry Forbes W10 Eddie Shea W8 Lew Feldman (he beat Feldman three times! Feldman, like Tommy Paul, should be in the Hall of Fame) W10 Rodolfo "Baby" Casanova W10 Speedy Dado W10 Len Wickwar Miller was a great champion but didn't had a great punc...

Freddie Miller had to travel to Liverpool, England to win the world wide recognition as world champion in the featherweight division by beating in 15 rounds British and European Featherweight Champion Neal Tarleton of England.

#65. Freddie Miller Record: 185-29-5, 45KOs KO Pct is 24.3% Career: 1927-40 World Titles Held: NBA World Featherweight Champion (1933-36) Highlights: . NBA World Featherweight Champion that made 11 title defenses. Unbeaten in 78 bouts from May 1927 to October 1930. (Record 40-0-1, (37NDs) 16KOs). Wo...

Now, this is the countdown so far: 100. Jersey Joe Walcott 99. Sonny Liston 98. Vicente Saldivar 97. Gene Fullmer 96. Mike Tyson 95. Eusebio Pedroza 94. Benny Lynch 93. Jack Britton 92. Tommy Ryan 91. Mike McCallum 90. James Toney 89. Tiger Flowers 88. Joe Brown 87. Ted "Kid" Lewis 86. Pet...

Since that there's not enough video footage of the great Jack "Kid" Berg, we proceed to the next great boxer. From Cincinnati, Ohio, the great Freddie Miller! .

Jack "Kid" Berg most famous win was against the great Kid Chocolate of Cuba on August 7, 1930 in New York City. Chocolate have not lost a fight in 160 contests wether was amateur or professional.

He beat Chocolate again in the rematch on a 15-rounder.