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    #11
    Originally posted by WillieWild114 View Post

    Who is Chirsora beating on this list ? I can see only 5 guys he’s defeating
    Didn't mean literally half but imo he beats all the pre Liston fighters you mentioned.

    Might even throw norton due to his weak chin and liston might be a 50-50 fight.

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      #12
      Originally posted by DeeMoney View Post
      What are your criteria? Do you have a consistent set of variables you are evaluating on or do you just kind of cherry pick names you feel are great?

      As an aside, it seems as if you downgrade pre WWII fighters relative to where others tend to have them (Louis 11 Dempsey 18) yet rank Charles 7th. What took place in the 1940s that you feel allowed boxing to advance so much that you give Charles that high of a heavyweight ranking? At least relative to where most others put him.
      My criteria is determination,defence,offence,longevity,notable opponents defeated,Wins,Chin

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        #13
        I'm sorry, I can't have Rocky up that high.

        Charles is too high, too.

        He was a better LHW

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          #14
          Originally posted by The D3vil View Post
          I'm sorry, I can't have Rocky up that high.

          Charles is too high, too.

          He was a better LHW
          Some say the best one.

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            #15
            Originally posted by WillieWild114 View Post

            Who is Chirsora beating on this list ? I can see only 5 guys he’s defeating
            I see possibly one in Patterson.

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              #16
              Originally posted by The D3vil View Post
              I'm sorry, I can't have Rocky up that high.

              Charles is too high, too.

              He was a better LHW
              How is Rocky too high he was undefeated and defeated notable heavyweight greats.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Anthony342 View Post

                Some say the best one.
                He literally defeated Joe Louis and got alot of HW wins that alone should put him there.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by WillieWild114 View Post
                  What changes need to be changed ?
                  1.Ali
                  2. Rocky
                  3.Foreman
                  4. Holyfield
                  5. Lewis
                  6.Fraizer
                  7.Ezzard Charles
                  8. Holmes
                  9. Jack Johnson
                  10. Tyson
                  11. Louis
                  12. Liston
                  13. Bowie
                  14.Tunney
                  15. Vitali
                  16. Norton
                  17. Wldamir
                  18. Dempsey
                  19. Schleming
                  20. Patterson
                  Holmes and Louis should be ahead of Marciano and Foreman. Wladimir ahead of Vitali.
                  JAB5239 JAB5239 likes this.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by WillieWild114 View Post

                    My criteria is determination,defence,offence,longevity,notable opponents defeated,Wins,Chin
                    So then my next question is how do you quantify these things, and to what extent does each matter.

                    For example, "determination", since you listed it first I am assuming it is your most highly rated criteria. But how do you measure it? Is this just an eye test thing? How do you account for a fighter who is extremely determined but lacks athletic ability or boxing skills to make anything out of said determination? Then, once you have some sort of measure for 'determination' to what extent does it count towards your overall ranking compared to other criteria? 10%, 15%?

                    Similarly, when you sight "notable opponents", what specifically does that mean? Is it just name recognition, is it top 10 in the rankings? Do we create an arbitrary line that we give credence to a certain opponent but not another? For example, if we just give recognition to beating a top 10 opponent why draw the line at that arbitrary point? Wouldn't beating a #11 opponent be relatively strong as well. As the saying goes, "be ware of arbitrarily round numbers."

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by WillieWild114 View Post

                      He literally defeated Joe Louis and got alot of HW wins that alone should put him there.
                      Aw hell yeah. And that if he ever got a shot at the light heavyweight title, that he would've won it.

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