Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
15 rounds at 147.
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elmersalsa
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Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
I got ranked the great Henry Armstrong as the greatest boxer of all-time, but, even at his very best, he would have been perfect for the great Roberto Duran.
It would be a phone booth warfare that for sure. Duran by split decision.
It would be a phone booth warfare that for sure. Duran by split decision.
Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
Duran- clear on points.
Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
I just might take Duran close at 147. At 135 I'd pick Armstrong to win.
Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
Armstrong had quite a bit more success at the Championship level as a Welterweight than Duran did. Though none of his wins were as good as Leonard, he was a significantly more dominant Champion in that weight class.
If I'm not mistaken the record for most defenses of the Welterweight title belongs to Henry Armstrong right?
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elmersalsa
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Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
Yes. For example, Henry Armstrong in the year 1939 had 11 title defenses alone. Three of them in one month. He was an unbelievable fighter.gilgamesh wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 02:50Armstrong had quite a bit more success at the Championship level as a Welterweight than Duran did. Though none of his wins were as good as Leonard, he was a significantly more dominant Champion in that weight class.
If I'm not mistaken the record for most defenses of the Welterweight title belongs to Henry Armstrong right?
Re: Roberto Duran-Henry Armstrong.
Homicide Hank by decision in a war with the Hands of Stone