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These 5.





Hearns
Usyk
Beterbiev
Frazier
Teraji
No order, though Hearns is usually #1.
Why Leon? That's an interesting choice, well, they all are, none of them are super great fighters and only Nas could be in the running for greatness and I've never been sold on him being great. You must like the underdog.Prince Naseem
Butterbean
Lucia Rijker
Leon Spinks
Buster Douglas
Leonard?Ali
Camacho
Ray
Hagler
Jones
Ask me tonight and a couple of those could change but the top 3 are in there.
Robinson if it has to be said, I hate Leonard although he was something else.Leonard?
Marvin Hagler
Alexis Arguello
Chatchai Sasakul
Juan Manuel Marquez
Dmitry Pirog
Marvin is #1, the rest are in no particular order
Well, they question wasn't about who were the best boxers in my opinion but who were my favorite boxers, so my preference is not really about underdogs (otherwise i wouldn't love noted can crusher Butterbean).Why Leon? That's an interesting choice, well, they all are, none of them are super great fighters and only Nas could be in the running for greatness and I've never been sold on him being great. You must like the underdog.
Well, they question wasn't about who were the best boxers in my opinion but who were my favorite boxers, so my preference is not really about underdogs (otherwise i wouldn't love noted can crusher Butterbean).
The thing with Leon Spinks is that i originally knew him for fighting Antonio Inoki. He was also a mainstay in Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling and had cage matches and so on against Atsushi Onita.
So naturally, when i went back and actually watched his boxing matches when he was younger, i was amazed at how quickly and aggressively he moved even when he ended up getting knocked out.