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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    I'd add Tszyu to the list but like Jaz I really can't pick one to drop exept for Bowe.

    That is a cracking list BTW

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Did you all miss the part where I said I couldn't think of number 20, so just put Bowe there even though he doesn't deserve it

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Terry Norris deserves at least an honors mention IMO.

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    14 Nelson (Azumah)

    It's a good thing you put Azumah there in brackets, else I would have thought you meant Johnny.

    Anywaqys, not sure I'.d put Nelson in there, is best his best years were in the 80s, but he did have a couple decent years in the early 90s I suppose

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Another top names that come to mind;
    Tapia & "Too Sharp"

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Quote Originally Posted by OumaFan View Post
    I'd have Castillo above Bowe, probably above Kostya too. I'm probably alone there, just think Kostya's overrated in a historical sense.

    Winky deserves consideration. Carbajal, Chiquita Gonzalez, just listing some names. I feel like I'm forgetting somebody obvious too but six posts and nobody's come up with anything.
    lollol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Bowe would be in the top 20 for wasted talent !
    That guy had the universe at his feet but enjoyed a steak too much !


    He was loved in the Uk ad seemed a really good sportsman ,I remember he spent about a month over here !

    Remember him presenting Sports personality awards , sitting ringside to watch Herbie Hide - Michael Muray and giving a great interview plus the bin episode , that was real exposure here what is was like in the states I don't know.

    His decline was shocking even y boxing standards
    I remember that.

    I went to watch Hide -v- Murray & Riddick Bowe was there & he was a really nice guy!

    I also remember a ringside interview after the Hide fight & Herbie was poking Riddick in the face, telling him where he's going to hit him when/if they fought in the future!

    Bowe was so calm & didn't really react at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    Was struggling with number 20, so put Bowe in, pretty sure he doesn’t deserve it!

    Who have I missed??

    THESE ARE NOT IN ORDER

    1 Whitaker
    2 JC Chavez
    3 RJJ
    4 R Lopez
    5 PAC
    6 Holyfield
    7 B-Hop
    8 Calzaghe
    9 MAB
    10 Morales
    11 Lewis
    12 PBF
    13 De La Hoya
    14 Nelson (Azumah)
    15 Mosley
    16 JMM
    17 Toney
    18 Trinidad
    19 McCallum
    20 Bowe
    Pretty good list... On side note, PAC defeated 4 boxers in this list... That's pretty high considering this is a very elite list...
    Last edited by XaduBoxer; 05-09-2009 at 08:17 AM.

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    yeh but did pac fight all those guys in there primes? i think not.
    dont Fuck with the chuck

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    Quote Originally Posted by gudnite vienna View Post
    yeh but did pac fight all those guys in there primes? i think not.
    Probably not... that's why PAC either knocked them down, knocked them out or annihilated them coz they're not in their prime anymore... But still very impressive doing these things to elite great boxers... What do you think?

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Thats a sharp list Big H. Always a bit iffy on p4p lists,but I'd stick maybe a Carbajal,Orlando Canizales and maybe a just on the time line Khaosai Galaxy for consideration.Gotta go with Mick on Johnson too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    Was struggling with number 20, so put Bowe in, pretty sure he doesn’t deserve it!

    Who have I missed??

    THESE ARE NOT IN ORDER

    1 Whitaker
    2 JC Chavez
    3 RJJ
    4 R Lopez
    5 PAC
    6 Holyfield
    7 B-Hop
    8 Calzaghe
    9 MAB
    10 Morales
    11 Lewis
    12 PBF
    13 De La Hoya
    14 Nelson (Azumah)
    15 Mosley
    16 JMM
    17 Toney
    18 Trinidad
    19 McCallum
    20 Bowe
    A few other candidates worth mentioning.

    Michael Nunn
    Nigel Benn
    Chris Eubank
    Terry Norris
    Orlando Canizales
    Kostya Tszyu
    Steve Collins
    Johnny Tapia
    Mark Johnson

    Im not saying any of these names deserve a spot in the top 20, im just mentioning names you haven't mentioned which deserve a mention. And personally i think you could replace Riddick Bowe with any of the names i mentioned there.

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    Default Re: Top 20 since the 1990s (P4P)

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post

    A few other candidates worth mentioning.

    Michael Nunn
    Nigel Benn
    Chris Eubank
    Terry Norris
    Orlando Canizales
    Kostya Tszyu
    Steve Collins
    Johnny Tapia
    Mark Johnson
    never rated Steve Collins... made his name by beating a past prime Eubank and Benn... ducked the young new upcoming fighter Calzaghe BIGTIME.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saddo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post

    A few other candidates worth mentioning.

    Michael Nunn
    Nigel Benn
    Chris Eubank
    Terry Norris
    Orlando Canizales
    Kostya Tszyu
    Steve Collins
    Johnny Tapia
    Mark Johnson
    never rated Steve Collins... made his name by beating a past prime Eubank and Benn... ducked the young new upcoming fighter Calzaghe BIGTIME.
    I think he is a bit underrated Saddo, he did give Mike McCallum a tough fight while being only a novice. And he had close decision losses to good names like Reggie Johnson, Sumbu Kalambay.

    I think Steve Collins deserves alot of credit for beating Chris Eubank who was 41-0, with countless title defenses. Yes he wasn't at his 100 percent peak but i still think he was a good fighter and he was coming off one of his best performances against Henry Wharton.

    Agreed about the Nigel Benn fights clearly Nigel Benn was shot to pieces, after the brutal war with Gerald McClellan. And a loss to Thulani Malinga.

    Lastly about the Joe Calzaghe thing i heard somewhere that Steve Collins, passed out in sparring and had a detatched retina, and thats why he retired ? maybe someone could clarify that ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Lastly about the Joe Calzaghe thing i heard somewhere that Steve Collins, passed out in sparring and had a detatched retina, and thats why he retired ? maybe someone could clarify that ?
    no mate i'm about 80% sure that happened when he was going to make a comeback.

    he retired before the Calzaghe fight because he said his heart wasn't in it anymore and only wanted to fight Roy Jones or somthing like that.... remember thinking at the time it was a piss poor excuse thats for sure

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