who is/was the greatest british boxer of all time not including lennox lewis as his nationality is unclear!
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Could be Barry Migugan of Nazeem... possibly Cooper as he has Ali beat had he not had to change gloves!
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I think Jack Johnson is probably the best. \n\nThe guy fought longer fights. He was hated and they tried to find anyone to beat him, because he was black. I think he could have won in any era. \n\n\nBoxing has changed many times, but fighting 30 round fights is amazing
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Man, that is a tough question, as a boxer enthusiast, and amateur boxer myself I am really excited about the Chris Byrd Wladimir Klitschko fight.  \n\nNow, about your question, I do think Klitschko is going to easily defeat Chris Byrd, by even more than he did their first fight, and I believe that James Toney will then be the Ring Magazine number one fighter, however I believe everyone will then consider Wladimir Klitschko the heavyweight to beat.  Klitschko looked great in his last fight, and will defeat Chris Byrd by unanimous decision.
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I don't know what going on with Scott Harrison recently he seems to have lost the plot. I can't see him being mentally ready to fight on December 9th and its probably in his best interests to not fight and be stripped of the title. Nicky Cook is no joke and i would favour him to beat Harrison at his best even though it would be close, but if they fight on the 9th i think Cook will win easily due to Harrison not being mentally or physically ready.
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This is a fascinating bout. Two guys with arguably the best jabs in boxing today, one orthodox, one southpaw.\nWhoever lands his jab first and keeps the other guy turning, wins the fight.\nMy pick is Winky.
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Good question sir!  Had this been at heavyweight, I probably would have picked Moorer.  I believe that Bob Foster was one of the all time greats at Lgt Heavyweight and could really punch!  Moorer would have given him some difficulty at first as a southpaw and with his quick hands but Foster would have kept him at bay with crisp hard jabs.  In about round 7 Foster hits Moorer witha perfiect right hand for the 10 count.
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This is an excellent question with a dissappointing answer.  There are presently no "champions" who meet your criteria, and your criteria is actually what the definition of a champion should be.  Heavyweight division saddens me.  No americans with a belt.  No belt unification.  No solid champions.  Middleweights  Pick and choose there opponents and seem primarily interested in the big pay per view paycheck.  Welterweights Have no true champions, however, I am intrigued by Ricky hatton and am curious to see what becomes of his record and career.  Jr.  welterweights and flyweights seem to change every week and I have  a hard time keeping up with them all.  Best champions ?- There are none!!
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There will definitely be another great heavyweight champion.  The question is however, is there a champion around now who has the potential to become one, and the answer is yes.  Wladimir Klitschko has had his difficulties in the past, but right now he is in the perfect position to become the next great heavyweight.  If he were to go on and fight Hasim Rahman and win, he would have, in my opinion, no one around who could beat him.  He easily dismantled Chris Byrd, who was in the opinion of many for a while to be the best heavyweight.  So the answer is yes, their will be one, and Wladimir Klitschko has the ability to become one.    \nAlso, I am rather surprised that you didn't mention Lennox Lewis as one of the titans of boxing.
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It's all about two things, money and politics of boxing, mostly money. If you can remember a few years back when Tyson fought Peter McNeely, McNeely went from a complete unknown to being rated number eight by the WBC thanks to Don Kings good friend and President of the WBC Jose' Suliman.\n\n    There is no single body that is protected from greed and influence of others, even when you have a Champion who unifies the titles among the three majoring bodies WBC, WBA, IBF the WBO and USBA will still recognize someone else as Champion in the very same weight class.\n\n   Complete and totally disgusting!
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To be honest I cannot wait for this fight to take place,  its by far the most exciting heavyweight fight since Lennox and Tyson.  But to answer the question,  no doubt Toney will take Hasim in less than 5.  He is the most exciting thing to happen to boxing since Mike stepped out.  You should honestly think about it,  its the truth.  You never know what he is going to say and he could definately beat anybody on any night.  What more do you need?  James Toney wins this one,  then I pray that Lennox comes out so James can knock his teeth down his throat.
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Jack Johnson was a great boxer. Ali is overrated. He is just a popular guy world wide.\n\nPretty boy Floyd may be the best ever when it is said and done!\n\nFelix Tito Trinidad is my favorite though.  Always a man even in defeat!
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John Ruiz is one of my favorite boxers but he really has been in a crisis lately and I think that he is going to have his work cut out for him in this match against Ibragimov. But to be honest i believe that whoever wins this fight will stand very little chance of wining against Wladimir. He is in my opinion the best heavyweight in the world at the moment. The way he handled Chris Byrd in his last fight was just awesome and it's really hard for me to see anything else except the winner of this elimination bout ending up in similar fashion.
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In all seriousness- Both in thier prime would go to Ali. I say this because history has already shown us the way. Look at the great Ali Vs Foreman upset. Foreman was the Tyson of his day... Bull strong, Angry @ the world and not lacking in technical ability in any way.  Ali also trained for 15 round championship bouts Vs Tysons 12 round training regiment.  Ali's defensive skills would keep him moving to the later rounds and he would take care of him late --- just the same way Forman lost- Tyson might not have gone down for the count but he would for sure have lost on points. Even though this is my opinion.... I still would love to see this fight...
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i think roy jones was a very very good fighter, however he had the misfortune of dominating a weight class that at the time was less than stellar. that in itself will probably color the way a lot of people see his career. To be the best pound for pound you have to have fought very good fighters no matter what weight class you are participating in. I think back and wonder if Roy could have beaten Marvin Hagler in his prime, or Thomas Hearns when he was a middle weight. I think the mere idea of wondering if a fighter could beat another fighter is proof that altho Roy Jones was a very good fighter, he isn't the best pound for pound
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i'd have to give the nod to pretty boy floyd. his combanation of speed and the added power cannot be matched at this time. look at his destruction of got-ti, and he hurt his right hand in the baldomir fight. i even give him the win against golden boy in may. floyd has no competition. the only thing that can beat floyd is floyd
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I'm afraid your knowledge of boxing is poor!! Naz was a good world champion making 17 defences of a world title> thats a big ask for any world champion!! unfortunately he underachieved considering the amount of talent he had!! Only a fool would try and compare Ricky to Naz they are like chalk and cheese. Ricky is conquering the world while naz is doing 15 months in jail for dangerous driving!! There styles are totally opposites !! if want more information on Naz ask Kevin Kelly
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Great match up! Two all time greats. Arguello had that stand up style. He would get leverage by punching down at his opponents, as he was very tall for his weight class. Arguello also had heavy hands and could bang with the best of them. Duran in my opinion is one of the best ten boxers ever and an absolute animal, virtually unbeatable at lightweight. Duran would pressure Arguello as Pryor did. He would work Arguello's body, watch video of Duran while moving in he kept his upper body moving, making him hard to hit (a master at rolling with punches). As great as Arguello was I don't think he could deal with Duran's constant pressure. Duran wins by unanimous decision, due to his high work rate.