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The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 18 Aug 2015, 16:55
by elmersalsa
These two eras of light-heavyweights were one of the best in their division history. I want your pick which light-heavyweight era was the TRUE GOLDEN ERA. The 1940s or 1970s. If there's another era that you can come up with, point it out. Which one was the deepest

The 1940s light-heavys got Ezzard Charles, Archie Moore, Joey Maxim, Jimmy Bivins, Gus Lesnevich, Freddie Mills, Harold Johnson, Lloyd Marshall, etc, etc, etc.

Versus the 1970s 175-pounders: Michael Spinks, Matthew Saad Muhammad, John Conteh, Victor Galindez, Alvaro "Yaqui" Lopez, Marvin Johnson, Eddie Mustapha Muhammad, Bob Foster, etc, etc, etc.
Your take on this.

Re: The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 18 Aug 2015, 17:51
by dr_devious
Both great eras, 40s comes top for high end quality

Re: The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 20 Aug 2015, 01:38
by jaclem3
..the '40s.

Re: The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 20 Aug 2015, 01:41
by jaclem3
..forgot to add notify me when post is posted, or however it is you say it.

anyway..the 40s by far.

Re: The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 20 Aug 2015, 03:33
by Tomasino
Both very good eras. Fine examples of boxing history where the best fought the best. Id say 40s though.

Re: The True Light-Heavyweight Era: The 40s or the 70s?

Posted: 20 Aug 2015, 16:27
by cfang
1940s