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Exactly, they are good but not great with the exception of Crawford; he looks like he might achieve greatness.
That mid 70s into the eighties time was amazing. I saw the later career of Ali and prime Holmes.
Sugar Ray came on in the late 70s which was awesome; that whole period is unsurpassed in the MW-WW range with Duran, Hagler, Benitez, Hearns, etc. as I'm sure you know.
You also had a very special amateur program being stimulates by Cold War competition. Notice a lot for the quality dropped off after the Cold War. Less for the nation to prove.