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[quote="tagjohnson"]Jerry Quarry definitely needs to be on that list


I agree, its a sham list without him.

tagjohnson wrote:Jerry Quarry definitely needs to be on that list.

quarry, without a doubt. should top the heavyweights

L.A. kidd wrote:

tagjohnson wrote:Jerry Quarry definitely needs to be on that list.

quarry, without a doubt. should top the heavyweights

Can't tell if you're joking or not. If not, what did he achieve that puts him above the other heavyweights on this list?

Agustin Senin, Henry Nissen, was Ray Famechon world champion? I think he was.

Antoine Montero was good but he had more than his fair share of chances.

I agree with Quarry not being the best heavyweight never to win a world title, he was just 10 years
too early for the cruiserweight division.

Nile4000 wrote:Howard Davis jr. and Bernard Taylor should be on the listo.

Hell no!

Del Flangan should be perfect on that list

I don't know if someone already mentioned Bob Pastor. I scrolled though several of the lists already comprised on this thread and may have missed his name. Guy is pretty underrated I think.

Hi Surf-Bat,

I was fascinated by your top 50 because I am currently researching the career of Leo Houck. How did you construct you list? Also, may I have permission to reference your list and Leo's ranking as a "Top 50 Fighter to Never Win a World Title" in my biography about Leo Houck? If so, I will give you my email so I can ask for your proper name. The list is really well thought out and Leo sure deserved that title having beat 12 future/or current champions during his career.

Best Regards,

Randy

I feel like you overrated Cocoa Kid to an absurd degree.