greatest resume ever

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Decagon wrote:I don't rank Robinson up with the elite because he did tend to draw the color line, and because the quality of a lot of his best opponents - who usually beat him half the time - is overrated. How good were Gene Fullmer, Carmen Basilio and even Jake LaMotta?
Totally agree, and glad to hear someone else say it. IMO la Motta can make a top 10 but Fullmer and Basillio are not top 10 at 160.

Robinson still has an excellent record though.
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Post by Ezzard »

I'd go for

Greb, Charles and Langford, all have amazing records.

Ali, Moore, Rosenbloom, Canzoneri have great records too.

1 guy who has an amazing resume for a modern fighter who didn't have a long career is Salvador Sanchez.
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Post by harrygreb »

moore
langford
greb
charles
ali
great resumes all of 'em.

strange to see decagon slate gene tunney as in another thread he rates gene top p4p in his era.
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Post by Seamus »

For the typically ignored little men, Memphis Pal Moore deserves a mention. He fought

Joe Lynch 10 times
Bud Taylor 4 times
Frankie Burns 4 times
Johnny McCoy 4 times
Jack "Kid" Wolfe 4 times
Johnny Ertle 3 times
Young Montreal 3 times
Jimmy Wilde 2 times
Sammy Mandell 2 times
Pete Herman 2 times
Petey Sarron 2 times
Kid Williams 1 time
Eugene Criqui 1 time
Frankie Genaro 1 time
Jimmy McLarnin 1 time
Fidel LaBarba 1 time
Frankie Mason 1 time
Johnny Buff 1 time
Pete Sarmiento 1 time
Young Nationalista 1 time
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