Boxers Who's Records Are Built On Bums

The question of records built on unimpressive fighters, or opponents, is decidedly laborious to discuss, prove or list. In all fairness, Valuev is catching an inordinate amount of criticism, and I agree with Valuev that his showing against John Ruiz was not spectacular. A rematch would be good for the divison I think. It would mean a good payday for the Russian giant, and, I think, a severe beating for the "quiet" man from Puerto Rico. Roberto Duran in the seventies was nothing short of spectacular and gave Ray Leonard, a "great" fighter, all he could handle in the first fight.
I never heard Sean O'Grady say, or anyone else, he was a "great" fighter, but I would say he is bright, a gentleman and cares for the sport. Commentators are ubiquitous, but often mean-spirited; not Sean, he is intelligent and objective. Maybe that is what some folks do not like.