Best ever welterweights

[butterfly1964]

1. Sugar Ray Robinson
2. Sugar Ray Leonard
3. Thomas Hearns
4. Henry Armstrong
5. Jose Napoles
6. Barbados Joe Walcott
7. Pernell Whitaker
8. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
9. Emile Griffith
10. Julio Cesar Chavez

[Underboss]

1. Sugar Ray Robinson
2. Sugar Ray Leonard
3. Thomas Hearns
4. Henry Armstrong
5. Jose Napoles
6. Barbados Joe Walcott
7. Pernell Whitaker
8. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
9. Emile Griffith
10. Julio Cesar Chavez

great list

[ceboxer15]

1. Sugar Ray Robinson
2. Sugar Ray Leonard
3. Thomas Hearns
4. Henry Armstrong
5. Jose Napoles
6. Barbados Joe Walcott
7. Pernell Whitaker
8. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
9. Emile Griffith
10. Julio Cesar Chavez

i pretty much agree with this list, I also have Robinson at#1.

[butterfly1964]

great list

Thanks....

[butterfly1964]

i pretty much agree with this list, I also have Robinson at#1.

Everybody should.

[Heckler]

I personally believe Oscar should be rated above Tito at welterweight. Tito was a superb puncher with the ability to press the action throughout the fight, however did not the possess the same depth in his skillset or the ringsmarts... he was relatively one dimensional which allowed oscar to put on a boxing clinic in their match. Because of this i believe Oscar fares better in terms of head to head rankings within the welterweight division, one only needs to compare Oscars performance against Varagas to Trinidads to see the disparity in skill level and adaptability.

[hook42]

1. Sugar Ray Robinson
2. Sugar Ray Leonard
3. Thomas Hearns
4. Henry Armstrong
5. Jose Napoles
6. Barbados Joe Walcott
7. Pernell Whitaker
8. Shane Mosley
9. Felix trinidad
10. Julio Cesar Chavez

[bengidaro]

I think Leonard is being ranked to high.

[butterfly1964]

I think Leonard is being ranked to high.

Why?.......

[bengidaro]

He was a great boxer and I'm not taking anything away from him but there are definitely a couple who should be ranked better. It's probably just me. I usually side with the real old school boxers. Which is why I think its hard to compare boxers like Armstrong with boxers like Leonard. It was a different sport.