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Nile4000 wrote:

Enlightened-One wrote:

Nile4000 wrote:Jeff Chandler, Aaron Pryor, and Michael Spinks had great records until drugs and Mike Tyson kicked .in.

Why do you keep posting to threads that are more than a year old?

Some threads are just genius, 'nuff said.

Fair enough.

boxing_rocks wrote:I have never been Floyd's fan, but it is funny to not see him as an option. Looks like censorship.

Not at all.

Pac fought

4 × marquez
3 × morales
Barrera
Hoya
Mosley
Cotto
Margarito
Clottey
Hatton
3 × bradley
Mayweather

Has 68 fights and climbed ~ 10 divisions
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Floyd fought

2 × castillo
Corrales
Judah
2 × maidana
Hatton
Marquez
Mosley
Hoya
Cotto
Canelo
Pacquiao

Has 50 fights, climbed less divisions and the second part of his career overshadowed by ducking prime opponents

Now u tell me who looks mors impressiv in terms of record?

Kimbo Slice retired undefeated therefore he is the greatest fighter of all time.

It’s not the number of fights, stats, etc, it’s the quality of opposition that counts. Many of the best fighters lost fights before they were were touted as greats.....for example Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran and Bernard Hopkins.

Freedom wrote:It’s not the number of fights, stats, etc, it’s the quality of opposition that counts. Many of the best fighters lost fights before they were were touted as greats.....for example Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran and Bernard Hopkins.

Good point, except for Duran.

Lomachenko's 396-1 ammy record might be among the best in amy sport ever. Robinson was 125-1 at one point. Wilder is currently 38-0 with 37 KO's.

Nino Benvenutti won his first 75 fights.

He held undisputed World titles at Junior Middleweight and Middleweight.

Lewis - beat Klitschko, Tyson, Holyfield, etc.
Holyfield - beat Tyson (twice), Holmes, Foreman, Bowe, etc.
Ali - beat Liston (twice), Frazier, Foreman, etc.