Thomas Hearns, "The Hitman", the "Motor City Cobra". His professional boxing career.
How do you think Thomas ranks all time in the Welterweight Division?
Why?
How do you think Hearns ranks all time in the Light-middleweight division?
Why?
How do you think Thomas ranks all time in the Middleweight division?
Why?
How do you think Hearns ranks all time in the Super-Middleweight Division?
Why?
Thomas Hearns legacy?
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NYDominican
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Re: Thomas Hearns legacy?
Thomas Hearns stint at Light-heavyweight. Do you think he should rank among the top?
If so, why?
In boxings "Pound for Pound" category, how do you think Thomas should rank?
Why?
If so, why?
In boxings "Pound for Pound" category, how do you think Thomas should rank?
Why?
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elmersalsa
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Re: Thomas Hearns legacy?
He got to be a top 10 in the list of all time welterweightsNYDominican wrote:Thomas Hearns, "The Hitman", the "Motor City Cobra". His professional boxing career.
How do you think Thomas ranks all time in the Welterweight Division?
Why?
How do you think Hearns ranks all time in the Light-middleweight division?
Why?
How do you think Thomas ranks all time in the Middleweight division?
Why?
How do you think Hearns ranks all time in the Super-Middleweight Division?
Why?
To me, he is second behind the great Mike McCallum at the rankings of the jr. middleweights.
At middleweight??? Not good enough. He probably be in the top 30 or 40
Not enough fights at super middleweight.
Pound per pound??? In the 20th century, I had him in the top 50. Now? Around position #52
Why??? He lost the 2 biggest fights of his career against Sugar Ray and Marvelous.
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jezzamundo
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Re: Thomas Hearns legacy?
I think he's probably the #1 at 154lb and somewhere around #10 at welterweight. Much lower down in the higher weight divisions.
I'd have his all-time P4P ranking somewhere around #25. He wasn't without his flaws, but his combination of assets and performances across six weight divisions puts him above any current boxer - he certainly rates higher than Mayweather.
I'd have his all-time P4P ranking somewhere around #25. He wasn't without his flaws, but his combination of assets and performances across six weight divisions puts him above any current boxer - he certainly rates higher than Mayweather.
Re: Thomas Hearns legacy?
the hitman is da man