For me it has to be Pacman, followed by Chavez. Oscar and Tyson are great candidates as well although some wouldn't consider them ATGs
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- Tyson
- Ali
- Duran
- Arguello
- Chavez, Sr.
- Louis
- Robinson
- Holmes
- Pryor
- De La Hoya
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In this corner, Tyson for sure, Oscar, somewhat borderline...Originally posted by Nagabilly View PostComment
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Tough question
Holyfield
Marquez bros
Barrera
Frazier
Morales
Trinidad
Eubank
Toney
Carbajal
Hearns
and others
but I would say the most consistent is PacquiaoComment
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Chavez and PacMan of course, Manny will probably still have a couple more exciting fights before he calls it quits.
Hagler, Louis, RJJ, Duran, Holyfield, Prince Naseem, Tyson too granted he lost his biggest fights but most consider him to be an ATG due to his early dominance in his career.Comment
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Iron Mike, Muhammad Ali, The Hawk, and comeback George Foreman
my sig will seem biased, but Larry Holmes too, between flipping at the Cooney press conferences and drop kicking Trevor Berbick in the street, he had entertainment.Comment
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The Best Pound4Pound Fighter in TWO weight classes who could box & fight!
Has the best record regarding quality opponents!!! Fought for 25 Years!!!!
Even long beyond his prime was competitive against younger stronger men!!
Certainly the most colorfull man in side & out side the Ring Ever!!!
The Perfect Body Perportions 5'11" 147--160pounds!
Perfect skin density and bone structure.
Skills, talents, abilities and the Will to Win at all costs!!
.......Sugar Ray Robinson!Comment
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well put would have liked to seen him retire a little earlierOriginally posted by Ray Corso View Post
but that can be said of most atg'sComment
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I'll go with James Toney on this one. If Chico Corrales counts, him too.Comment
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