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I think for me number one is Vasyl Lomachenko. Number two Johnny Tapia. Then Ali. Then GGG.

Number five? Hmm, Tommy Morrison? Number six? Salvador Sanchez!

Number seven? Sugar Ray Leonard. And sorry, number two is Bernard Hopkins.

Floyd Money Mayweather!

So top ten is:

1. Loma
2. Hopkins
3. Macho Camacho
4. Tapia
5. Ali
6. GGG
7. Morrison
8. Sanchez
9. Leonard
10. Pretty Boy

fornicate, I’m drunk and I love our sport.

Lately it could be Willie Pep.

Nobody gave me the satisfaction like the great Roberto Duran. Nobody has come close.

Nigel Benn.

Hard to name one but Harold Johnson is way up there for me.

Billy Conn, Mickey Walker, Hagler, guy I knew , Johnny Lira.

1) Armando Muniz
2) Rodolfo Gonzalez
3) Muhammad Ali
4) Ruben Olivares
5) Victor Galindez

Arturo Gatti

GGG, Erik Morales, Marcos Maidana, Jose Luis Castillo and James Toney were also fighters I was a huge fan of.

goose 5 wrote: ↑07 Aug 2024, 19:02 Hard to name one but Harold Johnson is way up there for me.

That's a very interesting choice. Guy was built like a rock!!!
Defeated Archie Moore, Ezzard Charles, Eddie Machen, Bob Satterfield, Nino Valdes, Clarence henry, doug Jones, Eddie Cotton, Gustav Scholz, Henry Hank, Jimmy bivins, Charles doc Williams and many many more....

I think it was Pastrano that said Harold Johnson was a “ fighters fighter”. Good description

The great Muhammad Ali

Tie for me between Monzon and Wilfredo Gomez

Hagler and Frazier.