best pound for pound boxer (present)?
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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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Winky right of course. Now I like Jermaine Taylor but he is kinda one dimensional. Winky has more experience and he is very deceiving. I know Jermaine fought a more experienced boxer in Hopkins, but Winky is more hungry and smart. He has always be underrated. I still Jermaine Taylor and he will have his time soon.
201655
he ain't better than floyd mayweather and thats the best pound for pound fighter
486876
Please see this link which explains\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_weight_classes
1016965
dude i used to box\nim 6 foot 220- now, thats heavyweight bro\nso just buy a bag, hang it in your garage and have at it
608038
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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Green Donkey ~\n                           This is the worst decade ever for boxing! There are some bright spots, some fighters that can make a splash, Taylor, Wright, Barrera, Cotto and Duddy but there's so many overrated, over-hyped fighters out there that are handpicking opponents just to collect belts or to stay a "Champion" just a little longer like Mayweather, he turned down 6 million dollars more to fight a young and hungry Antonio Margarito and Valuev, he and Don King are feeding him lots of small Heavyweights that couldn't break a egg so he can remain undefeated.\n   The worst is, you have the "Fans" that don't know anything about the sport call people "Great" You seem to have figured it out, you came to this forum and asked a question because you kinow that things aren't right.
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The best pound for pound boxer was Sugar Ray Robinson and a younger Muhammad Ali, both of which started before Sugar Ray Leonard, but I had to get my two cents in anyways. Note that Robinson often fought bigger and more muscled fighters because he was so good that he beat everybody in his class.
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Lopez was an absolute monster at 105lbs. One of the great fighters in the history of boxing. He was one of my favorite fighters to watch. A master boxer with very good power for the lighter weight divisions. If you can get a hold of his fights on video WATCH them. He was a man who handled himself with class in and out of the ring.
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Although toney might be the best skilled hw boxer right now, and valuev may be the most physically imposing, i have to say my current favorite is lamon brewster. He has true heavyweight power (as evidenced by his comeback stoppage of klitchko and quick knock out of golota) and he clearly has a lot of heart (fighting sergei with a detached retina from round 1 and nearly pulling out a decision). The amazing thing is is even though he is an american heavy, he really has recieved very little pub and needed to win the fight he lost in part because of injury. Its pretty disappointing as he really could have launched if he won a few more fights consecutively.
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A boxer named Ace Riddle fought two no contest bouts with an opponent by the name of Pat Corbett in 1925. Corbett was a Welterweight, Riddle's weight is not listed in these two bouts.\n\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=137692
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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.
720677
michael tyson. he's a boxer with the greatest record and a model for up coming boxers.
400758
Cookie, he was the best heavyweight I have seen in 35 years more skilful than Tyson, Holmes, Lewis, but there have been other fighters at other weights who were just as sensational, like Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Barrera, de la Hoya. Tough call, my friend
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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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Wow, you've got some pretty nice equipment there, all that you need to get in shape.  I'd go online and look for boxing dvd's to either have someone else to do it with (on the dvd) or get pointers for it.  Nice equipment, good job!
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ff f ~\n       In my opinion, any Heavyweight who can punch. If you watched his fight against Barrett, Valuev was caught with a lot of shots particularly the overhand right. Barrett was not known to be a big puncher that was why he was handpicked by the Valuev camp (A recognizable name, but no threat) Clearly bothered by the right hands he was caught with, Valuev shook them off at went right at Barrett.\n\n       I really can't say there's one single Heavyweight that can do it, I think that there is plenty of them Wlad, Briggs, Tua, Maskaev to name a few. Valuev is a very overrated fighter who just barely gets by.