I hear a lot about fighters with bad resumes and then there's obviously Holyfield and Ali, but who do you think had the greatest resume of all time?
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Langford, Greb and Robinson would be my top 3. -
De La Hoya has a solid resume, alot of big names on there. One of the best of this era anyway.Comment
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De la Hoya lost to a lot of good fighters...he beat Vargas and Quartey, but was sub-500 in his biggest fights. Can't question his courage, though, he stepped up to fight the best. And he did beat Trinidad - one of the worst decisions I've ever seen. And he did beat Mosley that second time. So yeah, I guess he's got a pretty damn good resume if you look at actual fights instead of just boxrec.
I would put the fab four on there (obviously), but then also the more recent featherweight kings: Marquez, Barrera, Morales and Pacquiao. All of them have killer resumes.Comment
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Robinson surely.Comment
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