Quote Originally Posted by Terry Nutkins
Duran was never a devastating puncher, even as a lightweight. He had very good power, in all his shots, but even at 135 he wore guys down. He retained his power throughout the 15 rounds which was remarkable, but he should never be included in such a list. Nigel Benn's inclusion at super middle is myopic to say the least. Benn didn't carry his firepower up to SM and his records reveals everything you need to know. Even as a middle weight, in true world class company, he wasn't nearly as devastating as say Jackson or Mcellen. Not even in the same ballpark.

Hearns hit harder than Norris did at JR middle, no question. And the gold toothed swaggering Mexican Oliveres is a must inclusion.
Benn was still a very devastating puncher at Super Middleweight his power didn't change that much, if Benn isn't in your *list* then who else should be at Super Middleweight then ?? Jackson never fought at Super Middleweight, McClellan only fought once at Super Middleweight vs Benn and he lost so you cannot rate him at Super Middleweight, And as for Benn's power he did KO Barkley, Dewitt who went 12 rounds with Hearns, and he also was the only boxer to ever stop Robbie Sims as well.

I already included Hearns at Welterweight i don't put 2 of the same boxers in my lists, thats why i put Norris at Jr Middleweight otherwise i would of put Jackson twice at Jr Middleweight and Middleweight. And Olivares almost made my list but IMO Zarate is one of the best KO artists of all time so he for certain deserves to be there IMO.