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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Pretty good list, considering as always that these lists are by nature subjective and totally debatable.

    I was glad to see names such as Monzon and Arguello, who don't get mentioned much. Holyfield, IMO, is a little too high at 22. Holmes at 27... (shudder).... I can't stand the guy, but I guess he deserves some merit. Pryor was fantastic. Could've been much greater if he hadn't succumbed to drugs. I agree that "Finito" Lopez should be much higher than 70.

    Michael Spinks at 41? Gimme a break!

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Name me 4 better Lightheavys than Spinks
    Pain lasts a only a minute, but the memory will last forever....

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    Name me 4 better Lightheavys than Spinks
    It's not so much Spinks, as it is the division he fought in. Face it... how many truly epic fights have there been over the years at light-heavy? Compared to heavyweight and middle, light-heavy pales in comparison. Unfortunate, but true.

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

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    Name me 4 better Lightheavys than Spinks

    ill name one roy jones

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Theres been more epics in the L/heavys than most you cant be seriuos Jones against Spinks at l/heavy would you put your house on it as Jones says I think you forget
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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    I guess Casamayor is 81

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    Name me 4 better Lightheavys than Spinks
    Tommy Loughran
    Billy Conn
    Archie Moore
    Roy Jones Jr.

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Good list Ican only think of 2 Gene Tunney Ezzard Charles
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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    As huge of a fan that I'am of Salvador Sanchez whos #24 on the list, I would swap him with Ruben Olivares whos #29.


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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Olivaries was the best bantam Ive seen in my lifetime bar non until the white powder fucked him
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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise
    I guess Casamayor is 81

    I can't say I didn't see this one coming....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    Olivaries was the best bantam Ive seen in my lifetime bar non until the white powder fucked him
    Sad really.

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    How did Harada get where he is thats a mystery
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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    How did Harada get where he is thats a mystery
    Shit! I didn't even notice he was there.
    Everytime I look at it I disagree with something new.

    How the fwock is he there, the only thing I can think of is his 2 and ONLY big wins against 'Golden Bantam' Jofre....
    But even then that alone isn't enough.

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    Default Re: Ring Magazine's Top 80 fighters of 80 Years 1922 - 2002

    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H
    In 2002, the writers of Ring Magazine published a ranking of the 80 best fighters of the previous 80 years.

    What do you think of the list?

    1. Sugar Ray Robinson
    2. Henry Armstrong
    3. Muhammad Ali
    4. Joe Louis
    5. Roberto Duran
    6. Willie Pep
    7. Harry Greb
    8. Benny Leonard
    9. Sugar Ray Leonard
    10. Pernell Whitaker
    11. Carlos Monzon
    12. Rocky Marciano
    13. Ezzard Charles
    14. Archie Moore
    15 Sandy Saddler
    16. Jack Dempsey
    17. Marvin Hagler
    18. Julio Cesar Chavez
    19. Eder Jofre
    20. Alexis Arguello
    21. Barney Ross
    22. Evander Holyfield
    23. Ike Williams
    24. Salvador Sanchez
    25. George Foreman
    26. Kid Gavilian
    27. Larry Holmes
    28. Mickey Walker
    29. Ruben Olivares
    30. Gene Tunney
    31. Dick Tiger
    32. Fighting Harada
    33. Emile Griffith
    34. Tony Canzoneri
    35. Aaron Pryor
    36. Pascual Perez
    37. Miguel Canto
    38. Manuel Ortiz
    39. Charley Burley
    40. Carmen Basilio
    41. Michael Spinks
    42. Joe Frazier
    43. Khaosai Galaxy
    44. Roy Jones Jr.
    45. Tiger Flowers
    46. Panama Al Brown
    47. Kid Chocolate
    48. Joe Brown
    49. Tommy Loughran
    50. Bernard Hopkins
    51. Felix Trinidad
    52. Jake LaMotta
    53. Lennox Lewis
    54. Wilfredo Gomez
    55. Bob Foster
    56. Jose Napoles
    57. Billy Conn
    58. Jimmy McLarnin
    59. Pancho Villa
    60. Carlos Ortiz
    61. Bob Montgomery
    62. Freddie Miller
    63. Benny Lynch
    64. Beau Jack
    65. Azumah Nelson
    66. Eusebio Pedroza
    67. Thomas Hearns
    68. Wilfred Benitez
    69. Antonio Cervantes
    70. Ricardo Lopez
    71. Sonny Liston
    72. Mike Tyson
    73. Vicente Saldivar
    74. Gene Fullmer
    75. Oscar De La Hoya
    76. Carlos Zarate
    77. Marcel Cerdan
    78. Flash Elorde
    79. Mike McCallum
    80. Harold Johnson



    Where do I start
    Reminds me when ESPN did the top 30 running backs of all time ! any of the top 30 could be #1. There are so many great fighters , its just hard to rate em like # 79 Mike McCallum would be higher up if i did it. but hell.. they all could be #1 .. i think thats my point. Azumah Nelson #65 fantastic little fighter , Ricardo Lopez #70 more like #20. anyway they all great !

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