Mount Rushmore of Boxing

Robinson
Armstrong
Pep
Greb

Jack Johnson
Joe Louis
Ray Robinson
Henry Armstrong

Ali
Leonard
Duran
Hearns

Roy Jones
Whitaker
Holyfield
JCC

I'm assuming that the Mount Rushmore thing encompasses not just what the fighter did in the ring, but what their cultural & wider significance too?

If so, that means heavyweights will probably be over represented over & above some potentially greater smaller fighters, so here goes:-

Robinson
Ali
Louis
Marciano

;)

Carlos Maussa
Norman 'Stoney' Stone
Half of Butterbean
and this guy :bow:

https://i.imgur.com/MLxt7nE.jpg

I’m not going to include Ray Robinson, Dempsey, Ali, Louis, Marciano, Henry Armstrong, Jack Johnson, Sandy Sadler, Willie Pep, Gene Tunney, John L Sullivan

Not diss respect to them. But that’s another era. I never saw them fight live. I never grew up with them. They’re not part of my personal boxing upbringing.

I think it’s best to judge it on fighters who you have seen fight. Fighters who were part of your life, your boxing upbringing, your era,

So my list would be

Floyd
Roy Jones
Pac-Man
Ray Leonard

Honourable mentions to Joe Calzaghe, Julio Ceaser Chavez, Pernell Whittaker, Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran and James Toney.

Frank Bruno
David Haye
Audrey Harrison
Anthony Joshua
LOL