Name the top 10 boxers that are currently active?
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(more then 10 but could not resist)\nFloyd Mayweather Jr.\nWinky Wright\nJermain Taylor\nBernard Hopkins\nManny Pacquiao\nMarco Antonio Barrera\nArturo Gatti\nJose Luis Castillo\nRicky Hatton\nAntonio Tarver\nDiego Corrales\nFernando Vargas\nZab Judah\nWladimir Klitschko
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Randy Orton \nShawn Michels\nAJ Styles\nCarlito\nJeff Hardy\nEdge\nBatista\nPaul London\nMatt Hardy\nJohn Cena
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Rocky Marciano, hands down the best all-time fighter. 49-0 lifetime record and 43 were KO's. If that dosen't rank you as best all-time then what will ??? And don't try to say it was a different era of boxing because getting hit in the head never changes!!! Plus he KO the Bronx Boomer in 1951 another great boxer in my books. Sure Ali was great and Tyson in his prime was great but you wanted all-time great, not 70's or 90's great ...all-time great. His record will NEVER be touched by any fighter ever!!!!
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agreed. Floyd Mayweather is by far the best pound for pound boxer to step into the ring. The only rival to the crown might be Roy Jones Jr. 10 years ago. \nMost exciting class, that would probably be welterweight untill may, when mayweather fights Oscar at middleweight. Truth.
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active player : shaquille o'neal\nall time : bill russell
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1.  Hulk Hogan\n2.  Bret Hart\n3.  Shawn Michaels\n4.  Steve Austin\n5.  HHH\n6.  Rock\n7.  Mick Foley\n8.  Kurt Angle\n9.  Undertaker\n10. Ric Flair
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Brent ~ \n            Thanks for the fantastic question, here's my list and below will be the reasons why.\n\n1) Ray Arcel\n\n2) Angelo Dundee\n\n3) Emanuel Steward\n\n4) Cus Damato\n\n5) Lou Duva\n\n6) Freddie Roach\n\n7) Buddy McGirt\n\n8) Teddy Atlas \n\n9/10 The Petronelli Brothers\n\n\n Ray is number one in my book because the way he harnessed Roberto Durans rage and turned it into repect, He never talked much, but when he did people listened.\nAngelo is number two here, the reason why he's not number one is because the two bioggest boxers on his resume had enough talent to where Rory Halloway could have trained them and they still would have been World Champions (Ali & Leonard)\nManny is number three because he can turn a frog into a prince, take one look at Wlad.\nCus is number four because he had something to do with two of the youngest Heavyweight Champions of the World (Patterson & Tyson)\nLou is number five because he captured all the talents of a young Whitaker & Taylor and fine tuned them into really good Champions\nFreddie is number six  because he's the only fighter turned Trainer who has not tried to implement his style of fighting into his fighters.\nBuddy is number seven because he's a very good Trainer who is focused on capitalizing on his fighters opponents mistakes and he is a positive force in the corner during tough bouts.\nTeddy is eight because he incooperated all of what he learned from Cus, enough said.\nThe Partonellis Brothers are nine and ten. Two trainers that were around the fight game back when Marciano was Champion they would actually do road work with Marvin Hagler, now that's dedication. I'd also put Ronnie Sheilds up there too, I wish you would have put the Top 15 Trainers.
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I guess it would be Muhammad Ali, but it's hard for me to tell because on tv they usually just show his later fights and I don't get to see him much when he was at the top of his game.\n\nMy personal favorite, though, is Jack Dempsey.
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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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Matt Striker\nChavo Guerrero\nViscera\nArmando Elejandro Estrada\nHulk\nJonathan Coachman\nEugene\nDaivari\n\nAnd Stop!
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I hope so! He is the most entertaining boxer around and he is great at building up hype whether he is eating a pizza at weigh in, smoking a cigarette before the match or drinking a beer afterward; you got to love it. Also he is a purely offensive fighter that makes even a normally boring opponent look exciting and I have never seen him in a bad fight. His last couple fights have been against elite fighters - Trinidad and De La Hoya. If he takes a lesser fight and wins he will look good and be right back in the mix for a big money fight.
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1. KG, \n2. Nash \n3. LeBron\n4. Wade\n5. Dirk\n6. Kobe\n7. Arenas\n8. Duncan\n9. Brand\n10. Shaq
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Yes! Yes! Yes!!! GO MANNY PACQUIAO!!!!!
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best pound for pound is Floyd Mayweather BUT best pound for pound to watch is a toss up between Manny Pacquiou for his awesome offense and Marcus Antonio Barrera specifically for his 3 wars with Erik Morales.  I would have said Arturo Ghatti before he changed his style. His wars with Mickey Ward were amazing. A journeyman Emmanuel Burton had some wars with Ward and Ghatti as well I forget what he changed his last name to recently though.
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Wikipedia has a pretty good list:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing\n\nThe link given above is okay but isn't as focused on the in-ring terminology:\nhttp://www.docsports.com/boxing/boxing-terms.html
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The most recognized is Wladimir Klitschko of Ukraine.\nhttp://www.klitschko.com/\n\nThere are different organizations in boxing that give out world championships. They're commonly called the alphabet organizations because many people think they're just silly with no unified champ. Klitschko is currently the IBF (International Boxing Federation) champ. Here are the others:\n\nNikolai Valuev - Russia - WBA (World Boxing Association)\nHasim Rahman - USA - WBC (World Boxing Council)\nSergei Lyakhovich - Belarus - WBO (World Boxing Organization)