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To this day i still cant believe this man was ever defeated in his prime he was the ultimate

Roy Jones for sure!

I might switch Tunney to Roy Jones... Wuttya think???

Also, Gene Tunney was sort of a throw-in at #15. It could have been a number of greats in that spot, but Tunney's incredible speed & athleticism at Light-Heavy notched it out over guys like Ezzard Charles, Marvin Hagler, Carlos Monzon, Tommy Hearns, Larry Holmes, Etc. (Can't believe I played my dude, Holmes, but speaking objectively... Tunney made more sense when talking P4P)

P4P Top 5: 5.) Joe "Brown Bomber" Louis (HW) - RECORD: 65-3-0 (51 KO's) 4.) "Homicide" Hank Armstrong (FW/LW/WW) - RECORD: 149-21-10 (101 KO's) 3.) Harry "The Pittsburgh Windmill" Greb (MW) - RECORD: 261-19-18 (48 KO's) 2.) Joe "Old Master" Gans (LW) - RECORD: 138-10-15 (96 KO's) 1.) "Sugar" Ray Robinson (LW/WW/MW/LHW) - RECORD: 173-19-6 (108 KO's)

P4P #10-6: 10.) "Sugar" Ray Leonard (WW) - RECORD: 36-3-1 (25 KO's) 9.) Roberto "Hands Of Stone" Duran (LW) - RECORD: 103-16-0 (70 KO's) 8.) Benny "Ghetto Wizard" Leonard (LW) - RECORD: 183-19-11 (70 KO's) 7.) Sam "Boston Terror" Langford (HW) - RECORD: 200-47-46 (130 KO's) 6.) Muhammad "The Greatest" Ali (HW) - RECORD: 56-5-0 (37 KO's)

P4P #15-11: 15.) Gene "The Fighting Machine" Tunney (LHW/HW) - RECORD: 80-1-3 (48 KO's) 14.) Jimmy "Mighty Atom" Wilde (FLYWEIGHT) - RECORD: 137-5-2 (99 KO's) 13.) Bob "Ruby" Fitzsimmons (LHW) - RECORD: 51-8-5 (44 KO's) 12.) Willie "Will 'O The Whisp" Pep (FW) - RECORD: 229-11-1 (65 KO's) 11.) Eder "Golden Rooster" Jofre (BW/FW) - RECORD: 72-2-4 (50 KO's)

This took me a little research, but I came up with a list...LOL I had to do a Top 15 because I struggled to narrow it down to just 10. Last thing...if u need to know why I have who ranked where & why I left certain ppl out just ask (#1 was a no-brainer!!!) (cont.)

As you certainly know about and love your boxing.... Your top 10 pound for pound, prime for prime?? Don't let me down DURAN has got to be in it! Surely?

Based on the same criteria, I'd say: 1. M. Ali 2. J. Johnson 3. G. Foreman 4. M. Tyson 5. L. Holmes 6. J. Louis 7. J. Dempsey 8. S. Liston 9. J. Jeffries 10. L. Lewis So, our lists are pretty similar...

This list is based on who would win if they fought each other in their primes based on size, power and style and NOT on achievements. 1. ALI 2. JOHNSON 3. FOREMAN 4. TYSON 5. HOLMES 6 LISTON 7. LOUIS 8. FRAZIER 9. NORTON 10. DEMPSEY I would like to have Louis top 3, but in all honesty, I think from 1 to 6 would all have knocked him out!

LOL, I had to think about the Max Baer question!!! He'd be 22nd on my list: 11. George Foreman 12. Rocky Marciano 13. Riddick Bowe 14. Evander Holyfield 15. Sam Langford 16. Gene Tunney 17. Jim Corbett 18. Ezzard Charles 19. Jersey Joe Wolcott 20. Max Schmeling 21. Floyd Patterson 22. Max Baer

Yes Jim Jeffries was a great champion, I think he was undefeated when he first retired, before the Johnson fight. As good as he was though 'prime for prime' against Foreman? I think George would have ko'd him early. I'm a big LISTON fan, infact I think you should have ranked him higher. Lennox not top 10, sorry! Now way up there with the greatest heavyweights of all time. Just out of interest where would you have put Max Baer on your list?

And Rocky would be 12th on my list, Foreman being 11th. Just didn't have the size or speed to be considered Top 10. Great champion, though, his undefeated record speaks for itself. He did beat alot bums, though. LOL, Joe Louis was BALDING both times they fought & Jersey Joe Wolcott isn't considered a "great" in my eyes, ya know??

Yeah, that's why I have Holmes 3rd... The reason I have Jim Jeffries 8th is cus he was an absolute specimen for those days... 6'3" 230lbs. PLUS, he challenged all the best heavies from those days to fight (Jack Johnson, Jack Dempsey, Jack Sharkey) in the SAME NIGHT!!! And, guess what?? THEY ALL REFUSED!!! He instilled fear in ppl. He had mammoth power & wasn't scared of NO ONE!!! And Liston's on there because before Ali came along HE was the man... No one could f*ck with him...

Larry Homes 20 title defences! He deserves recognition and is no doubt top 5. Not sure about Lewis or Jim Jeffries to me Liston and Foreman should both be higher. ALI has to be 1 NO Rocky????

top 3 HW of ALL time 1) tyson 2) joe frazier 3) ali

you'r a stupid cuntface you deepshit,lewis is not top 10 and NOT better then liston,next time you have a tought JUST LET IT GO!

O yeah my bad but Foreman should defo be in there.

I'm not the author of the video!!! Here was my... TOP 10 HEAVYWEIGHTS OF ALL TIME: 10.) Sonny Liston 9.) Lennox Lewis 8.) Jim Jeffries 7.) Joe Frazier 6.) Mike Tyson 5.) Jack Dempsey 4.) Jack Johnson 3.) Larry Holmes 2.) Muhammed Ali 1.) Joe Louis ...as you see, I got "The Easton Assassin" 3rd All-Time!!! I'm from Philly though, so he was HUGE around these parts growing up, lol (so maybe I'm a little biased! Just a little, lol!)

Well how you judging it I mean Foreman beat frazier in two rounds. If your doing it all round record etc what about larry Holmes.

Foreman's my honorable mention, so I would have put him 11th on MY list just behind Sonny Liston (overall) I know it sounds crazy, but look up Sonny's bio & stats, he definitely deserves to be in the Top 10 over Foreman, TRUST ME

Yeah, but, I considered Evander more a Light Heavy, he flourished more as a Light Heavy... Didn't pack enough power to be considered Top 10, but he is one of the most "accomplished" sorta like Lennox, doin it in the Olympics and all as well...

u forgot holyfield.... man hes the sh1t

Erm george Foreman