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    I like doing lists so i'll start us off.

    Heavyweight = Muhammad Ali
    Cruiserweight = Rocky Marciano
    Light Heavyweight = Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Chris Eubank
    Middleweight = Marvin Hagler
    Light Middleweight = Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Sugar Ray Robinson
    Jr Welterweight = Julio Cesar Chavez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran
    Super Featherweight = Azumah Nelson
    Featherweight = Sandy Saddler
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales
    Bantamweight = Panama Al Brown
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy/Johnny Tapia
    Flyweight = Pancho Villa
    Light Flyweight = Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez


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    Nice list.

    I'm not the biggest follower of boxing by any means so this next comment might mean nothing but old Foreman took punishment like no one I have ever seen and he never even looked like he was close to being knocked down. Young Foreman did get dropped several times though.

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    I've seen david tua take some crazy punches without ever going down he's always the person i think off when it comes to pretty solid chins. That's a good list, i never could have come up with one.
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    Tua has very good head stability and posture his eyes dont miss much like most who take a shot.
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    I'm not sure which division you'd stick him in, but James Toney deserves to be mentioned on any chins list.

    He's fought opponents ranging from 157-257 pounds, and never been knocked out in the process. He's only had one legit knockdown in his career, which I think happened 17 years ago. The knockdowns against Jones and Peter were both the result of being off-balance, he wasn't hurt in either case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice Cold Boxing
    I like doing lists so i'll start us off.

    Heavyweight = Muhammad Ali
    Cruiserweight = Rocky Marciano
    Light Heavyweight = Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Chris Eubank
    Middleweight = Marvin Hagler
    Light Middleweight = Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Sugar Ray Robinson
    Jr Welterweight = Julio Cesar Chavez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran
    Super Featherweight = Azumah Nelson
    Featherweight = Sandy Saddler
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales
    Bantamweight = Panama Al Brown
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy/Johnny Tapia
    Flyweight = Pancho Villa
    Light Flyweight = Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez

    That list would not be out of place in a 'Best fighter by division' list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    I'm not sure which division you'd stick him in, but James Toney deserves to be mentioned on any chins list.

    He's fought opponents ranging from 157-257 pounds, and never been knocked out in the process. He's only had one legit knockdown in his career, which I think happened 17 years ago. The knockdowns against Jones and Peter were both the result of being off-balance, he wasn't hurt in either case.
    I wanted to put Toney on the list but i didn't know what weight class to put him in. I was going to put him in Super Middleweight, but i chose Eubank instead.

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    What about a current list ICB?

    With the exceptions of the Vernon Forrest fights, Shane Mosley has a real strong chin.. it's like he is wearing armor..

    Pavlik took shots from Taylor which knocked him down but he got right back up.. he also took flush shots from Miranda and kept going forward.

    just to name a couple

    EDIT: to clarify, i'm not saying that Mosley and Pavlik should be at the top of their divisions.. those were just two names off of the top of my head that should at least be considered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RP33
    What about a current list ICB?

    With the exceptions of the Vernon Forrest fights, Shane Mosley has a real strong chin.. it's like he is wearing armor..

    Pavlik took shots from Taylor which knocked him down but he got right back up.. he also took flush shots from Miranda and kept going forward.

    just to name a couple

    EDIT: to clarify, i'm not saying that Mosley and Pavlik should be at the top of their divisions.. those were just two names off of the top of my head that should at least be considered.
    Current list ??

    Heavyweight = David Tua
    Cruiserweight = Steve Cunningham
    Light Heavyweight = Bernard Hopkins
    Super Middleweight = Librado Andrade
    Middleweight = Arthur Abraham
    Light Middleweight = Roman Karmazin
    Welterweight = Antonio Margarito
    Jr Welterweight = Ricky Hatton
    Lightweight = Juan Diaz
    Super Featherweight = Humberto Soto/Manny Pacquiao
    Featherweight = Chris John
    Super Bantamweight = Daniel Ponce De Leon
    Bantamweight = Gerry Penalosa
    Super Flyweight = Christian Mijares
    Flyweight = Omar Andres Narvaez
    Jr Flyweight = Ulises Solis
    Minimumweight = Florante Condes

    But there is plenty of room for debate on most of that list.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice Cold Boxing
    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    I'm not sure which division you'd stick him in, but James Toney deserves to be mentioned on any chins list.

    He's fought opponents ranging from 157-257 pounds, and never been knocked out in the process. He's only had one legit knockdown in his career, which I think happened 17 years ago. The knockdowns against Jones and Peter were both the result of being off-balance, he wasn't hurt in either case.
    I wanted to put Toney on the list but i didn't know what weight class to put him in. I was going to put him in Super Middleweight, but i chose Eubank instead.


    Maybe there should be an all time C4C catagory....Toney would make it on easily...TBH I can't name how many times James has hit the canvas...I think 3...and not hurt very badly in either...I think he was down against Reggi Johnson, Roy Jones and Sam Peter....I could be wrong though he may have been down more then that...anyhow...He has one of the best chins ever in any weight class
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daxx Kahn
    Quote Originally Posted by Ice Cold Boxing
    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    I'm not sure which division you'd stick him in, but James Toney deserves to be mentioned on any chins list.

    He's fought opponents ranging from 157-257 pounds, and never been knocked out in the process. He's only had one legit knockdown in his career, which I think happened 17 years ago. The knockdowns against Jones and Peter were both the result of being off-balance, he wasn't hurt in either case.
    I wanted to put Toney on the list but i didn't know what weight class to put him in. I was going to put him in Super Middleweight, but i chose Eubank instead.


    Maybe there should be an all time C4C catagory....Toney would make it on easily...TBH I can't name how many times James has hit the canvas...I think 3...and not hurt very badly in either...I think he was down against Reggi Johnson, Roy Jones and Sam Peter....I could be wrong though he may have been down more then that...anyhow...He has one of the best chins ever in any weight class
    The only knockdown that hurt him was the Reggie Johnson one. If i remember right Johnson put Toney down with a left hook, Toney got up but was still stunned and Johnson continued to batter him for the rest of the round.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice Cold Boxing
    I like doing lists so i'll start us off.

    Heavyweight = Muhammad Ali
    Cruiserweight = Rocky Marciano
    Light Heavyweight = Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Chris Eubank
    Middleweight = Marvin Hagler
    Light Middleweight = Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Sugar Ray Robinson
    Jr Welterweight = Julio Cesar Chavez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran
    Super Featherweight = Azumah Nelson
    Featherweight = Sandy Saddler
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales
    Bantamweight = Panama Al Brown
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy/Johnny Tapia
    Flyweight = Pancho Villa
    Light Flyweight = Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez

    Duran was ko'ed at 135... I say Mosley had a better chin and has right now the best chin at 147
    At 154 I say Jorge Castro beause he could really take a beating
    Supermiddleweight has got to be James Toney
    heavyweight David Tua or Old Foreman
    at 122 I would say Wayne Maculough whatever his last name would be up there
    at Cruiserweight its Quawi or if you want to keep Marciano up there put Quawi at light heavyweight, but another guy could be Evander though his chin wasn't as good as it was up at heavyweight he took some huge punches from Quawi during both their fights and lived to talk about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RP33
    What about a current list ICB?

    With the exceptions of the Vernon Forrest fights, Shane Mosley has a real strong chin.. it's like he is wearing armor..

    Pavlik took shots from Taylor which knocked him down but he got right back up.. he also took flush shots from Miranda and kept going forward.

    just to name a couple

    EDIT: to clarify, i'm not saying that Mosley and Pavlik should be at the top of their divisions.. those were just two names off of the top of my head that should at least be considered.
    IMO Miranda's power is overrated as a one punch ko artist. Taylor couldn't even ko a 147 titlist with a solid shot and rocked Pavlik more than his previous three opponents who all fight naturally under 160 pounds, Pavlik IMO has a weak chin if anything.

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    I'd put DLH as the best chin at 154 among current fighters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    I'd put DLH as the best chin at 154 among current fighters.
    Yeah,he's a strange one. I'm pretty sure I aw him knocked down 2-3 times earlier in his career but his chin got better and better the higher he went in weight.

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