Rocky Marciano
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Jack Johnson
Muhammad Ali
Rocky Marciano
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Jack Johnson
Muhammad Ali
In no particular order , and I'm sure many will disagree:
Ali - Say no more.
Louis - Dominated for so long.
Holmes - Again, was no.1 for a long time.
Tyson - At his peak and at a very young age, not only did he dominate , but he had grown men beat before they even stepped in the ring.
Marciano - as they say nowadays, nobody had the Blueprint! People can say what they like about size or quality, but as he never lost, we don't know what his limits would be.
Ali, Holmes, Tyson, Lewis, Louis.
David Lemieux = Future MW Champ and P4P King
1. Ali
2. Louis
3. Holyfield
4. Holmes
5. Lewis
In no particular order:-
Ali
Tyson
Holyfield
Marciano
Louis
I don't necessarily disagree with you on your point, but I think it's two separate conversations/discussions. There is a difference between greatness and who would win a fight, in my opinion. Ali beat the best available competition and transcended the sport like no other fighter in history. Holmes was a great champ, but he never really transcended, never unified and never really beat that signature threat (Think Ali vs Liston, Frazier and Foreman). I personally think Larry had all the tools to beat any heavyweight (Riddick Bowe did also in my opinion) on his best night, but I can't place him higher than the others in terms of greatness based on his accomplishments.
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