I find Leonard at 20 and Hearns at 50 a bit strange, when they fought to a draw at MW.
I also find it strange how nearly all boxing lists have older fighters first. I ahve no doubt that Greb was a great fighter and he has a tremendous record, but the guy finished fighting in the 20's so how do any of the guys writing the list really know how good he was?
The other problem with these lists are do u go for best record or best fighter?
Example being that Hopkins had a better record than Jones at MW but Jones was the better fighter prime for prime. You could argue a prime Jones deserves to be top 3 cos he'd beat almost everyone on the list. You could also argue his career at MW was not that long and he should be far further down the list.
Hearns is a strange one cos you could argue that at his prime he could have beaten 40 of those 50 but his record at MW was not that great so maybe 50 is right?
These lists need to be more specific. You could do 2.
Best MW records of all time and Best MW fighters of all time, this list is a mixture of both.
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