GREAT NO WORLD CHAMPIONS

Martin Sosa Cameron · Post by **Martin Sosa Cameron** » 15 Dec 2005, 21:04

Heavy-- Harry Wills, Roland LaStarza
Light Heavy-- Sam Langford, José Carattoli
Middle-- Charley Burley, Eduardo Lausse, Rafael Merentino
Welter-- Jorge Fernández
Light-- Justo Suárez, Billy Petrolle
Feather-- Mitsunori Seki
Bantam-- Bernardo Caraballo
Fly-- Sadao Yaoita, Ramón Arias

DoubleM · Post by **DoubleM** » 15 Dec 2005, 21:32

Holman Williams for middleweight.

BrocktonBlockbuster49 · Post by **BrocktonBlockbuster49** » 16 Dec 2005, 05:27

DoubleM wrote:Holman Williams for middleweight.

manassa,

u like holman williams huh?? i like lyoyd marshall, he was considered even better than holman williams. marshall was a very underated middle and should be rated much higher than he gets credit for

Ezzard · Post by **Ezzard** » 16 Dec 2005, 05:36

If alphabet tuitles don't count the list would be much bigger.

DoubleM · Post by **DoubleM** » 16 Dec 2005, 06:45

BrocktonBlockbuster49 wrote:
DoubleM wrote:Holman Williams for middleweight.

manassa,

u like holman williams huh?? i like lyoyd marshall, he was considered even better than holman williams. marshall was a very underated middle and should be rated much higher than he gets credit for

Williams was 2-1 against Marshall.

Marshall lost to Eddie Booker, while Williams beat him and held him to a draw. Williams was also 2-0 against Jack Chase, whereas Marshall could only manage one win, one loss and one draw against the same man. While Marshall beat Ezzard Charles, Williams beat Archie Moore, and of course fought the tough series with Cocoa Kid and Charley Burley. Marshall was 1-0 against Burley, but Williams was 3-3-0-1 with the same man - something I find more impressive.

JC · Post by JC » 16 Dec 2005, 15:30

Jim Driscoll

silkov · Post by **silkov** » 16 Dec 2005, 15:49

Owen Moran, Jock Mcavoy, Young Stribling, Cocoa Kid, Holman Williams, Charley Burley, Jimmy Bivins... are a few that some to my mind...