http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php/The_100_Greatest_Title_Fights_of_All-Time

1. Muhammad Ali KO15 Joe Frazier, September 30, 1975
2. Rocky Graziano KO6 Tony Zale, July 16, 1947
3. Jack Dempsey KO2 Luis Firpo, September 14, 1923
4. Joe Frazier W15 Muhammad Ali, March 8, 1971
5. Tony Zale KO6 Rocky Graziano, September 27, 1948
6. Joe Louis KO13 Billy Conn, June 18, 1941
7. Marvin Hagler KO3 Thomas Hearns, April 15, 1985
8. Aaron Pryor KO14 Alexis Arguello, November 12, 1981
9. Sugar Ray Leonard KO14 Thomas Hearns, September 16, 1981
10. Joe Gans DQ42 Battling Nelson, September 3, 1906
11. Ad Wolgast KO13 Joe Rivers, July 4, 1912
12. Henry Armstrong W15 Lou Ambers, August 17, 1938
13. Julio Cesar Chavez KO12 Meldrick Taylor, March 17, 1990
14. Terry McGovern KO9 George Dixon, January 9, 1900
15. Arnold Taylor KO14 Romeo Anaya, November 3, 1973
16. Rocky Marciano KO13 Jersey Joe Walcott, September 23, 1952
17. Michael Carbajal KO7 Humberto Gonzalez, March 13, 1993
18. Tommy Ryan KO17 Tommy West, March 4, 1901
19. Ad Wolgast KO40 Battling Nelson, February 21, 1910
20. Chartchai Chionoi KO13 Efren Torres, January 28, 1968
21. Roberto Duran W15 Sugar Ray Leonard, June 20, 1980
22. Bobby Chacon W12 Cornelius Boza-Edwards, May 15, 1983
23. Larry Holmes W15 Ken Norton, June 9, 1978
24. Carmen Basilio W15 Sugar Ray Robinson, September 23, 1957
25. Jack Johnson KO12 Stanley Ketchel, October 18, 1909
26. Archie Moore KO11 Yvon Durelle, December 10, 1958
27. Carmen Basilio KO 12 Tony DeMarco, November 30, 1955
28. Willie Pep W15 Sandy Saddler, February 11, 1949
29. Gene Fullmer KO 14 Carmen Basilio, August 28, 1959
30. Harry Greb W 15 Mickey Walker, July 2, 1925
31. Floyd Patterson KO6 Ingemar Johansson, March 13, 1961
32. Sugar Ray Robinson KO3 Rocky Graziano, March 13, 1952
33. Muhammad Ali KO8 George Foreman, October 30, 1974
34. Rafael Herrera W15 Venice Borkorsor, October 13, 1973
35. Matthew Franklin KO8 Mark Johnson, April 22, 1979
36. Rocky Marciano W15 Ezzard Charles, June 17, 1954
37. Oscar Albarado KO15 Koichi Wajima, June 3, 1974
38. Saman Sorgaturong KO7 Humberto Gonzalez, July 15, 1995
39. Alexis Arguello KO13 Ruben Olivares, November 23, 1974
40. Alexis Arguello KO13 Alfredo Escalera, February 4, 1979
41. Wilfredo Gomez KO14 Lupe Pintor, December 3, 1982
42. Nigel Benn KO10 Gerald McClellan, February 25, 1995
43. Jake LaMotta KO15 Laurent Dauthuille, September 13, 1950
44. Buster Douglas KO10 Mike Tyson, February 11, 1990
45. Kid Gavilan W15 Carmen Basilio, September 18, 1953
46. Evander Holyfield W15 Dwight Muhammad Qawi, July 12, 1986
47. Dick Tiger W15 Gene Fullmer, October 23, 1962
48. Ted Lewis W12 Jack Britton, August 31, 1915
49. Roberto Duran W12 Iran Barkley, February 24, 1989
50. Benny Leonard KO6 Richie Mitchell, January 14, 1921
51. Bobby Chacon W15 Bazooka Limon, December 11, 1982
52. Stanley Ketchel W20 Billy Papke, July 4, 1909
53. Iran Barkley KO3 Thomas Hearns, June 6, 1988
54. Riddick Bowe W12 Evander Holyfield, November 13, 1992
55. Rafael Herrera KO12 Rodolfo Martinez, April 15, 1973
56. Ruben Olivares W15 Chucho Castillo, April 18, 1970
57. Bobo Olson W15 Kid Gavilan, April 2, 1954
58. Jeff Harding KO12 Dennis Andries, June 24, 1989
59. Paul Banke KO9 Daniel Zaragoza, April 23, 1990
60. Muhammad Ali W15 Ken Norton, September 28, 1976
61. Beau Jack W15 Bob Montgomery, November 19, 1943
62. Jim Jeffries KO8 Bob Fitzsimmons, July 25, 1902
63. Carlos Monzon W15 Rodrigo Valdes, July 30, 1977
64. Vincent Pettway KO6 Simon Brown, April 29, 1995
65. Vicente Saldivar W15 Howard Winstone, June 15, 1967
66. Danny Lopez KO15 Mike Ayala, June 17, 1979
67. Alexis Arguello KO13 Alfredo Escalera, January 28, 1978
68. Carmen Basilio KO12 Tony DeMarco, june 10, 1955
69. George Foreman KO10 Michael Moorer, November 5, 1994
70. Kennedy McKinney KO11 Welcome Ncita, December 2, 1992
71. Simon Brown KO10 Maurice Blocker, March 18, 1991
72. Sugar Ray Robinson KO5 Gene Fullmer, May 1, 1957
73. Rocky Marciano KO8 Ezzard Charles, September 17, 1954
74. Arturo Gatti KO6 Wilson Rodriguez, March 23, 1996
75. Barney Ross W15 Jimmy McLarnin, May 28, 1934
76. Rocky Marciano KO9 Archie Moore, September 21, 1955
77. Fidel Bassa KO13 Dave McAuley, April 25, 1987
78. Tony Canzoneri W15 Kid Chocolate, November 20, 1931
79. Robert Quiroga W12 Kid Akeem, June 15, 1991
80. Jack Dempsey KO4 Georges Carpentier, July 2, 1921
81. Carlos Santos W15 Mark Medal, November 2, 1984
82. Steve Cruz W12 Barry McGuigan, June 23, 1986
83. Salvador Sanchez KO15 Azumah Nelson, July 21, 1983
84. Matthew Saad Muhammad KO14 Yaqui Lopez, July 13, 1980
85. Frankie Randall W12 Julio Cesar Chavez, January 29, 1994
86. Roberto Duran KO11 Esteban DeJesus, March 16, 1974
87. Jose Becerra KO9 Alphonse Halimi, February 4, 1960
88. Sugar Ray Leonard W12 Marvin Hagler, April 6, 1987
89. Marcel Cerdan KO12 Tony Zale, September 21, 1948
90. Rodrigo Valdes KO7 Bennie Briscoe, May 25, 1974
91. Carmen Basilio KO9 Johnny Saxton, September 12, 1956
92. Lee Roy Murphy KO12 Chisanda Mutti, October 19, 1985
93. Joe Frazier KO7 Jerry Quarry, June 23, 1969
94. Jorge Castro KO9 John David Jackson, December 10, 1994
95. Gerald McClellan KO5 Julian Jackson, May 8, 1993
96. Evander Holyfield W12 George Foreman, April 19, 1991
97. Mike Weaver KO15 John Tate, March 31, 1980
98. Aaron Davis KO9 Mark Breland, July 8, 1990
99. Larry Holmes KO12 Mike Weaver, June 22, 1979
100. Carlos Palomino KO15 Mando Muniz, January 22, 1977

http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php/The_100_Greatest_Punchers_of_All-Time%21

1. Joe Louis
2. Sam Langford
3. Jimmy Wilde
4. Archie Moore
5. Sandy Saddler
6. Stanley Ketchel
7. Jack Dempsey
8. Bob Fitzsimmons
9. George Foreman
10. Earnie Shavers
11. Sugar Ray Robinson
12. Ruben Olivares
13. Wilfredo Gomez
14. Rocky Marciano
15. Sonny Liston
16. Mike Tyson
17. Bob Foster
18. Thomas Hearns
19. Khaosai Galaxy
20. Alexis Arguello
21. Carlos Zarate
22. Max Baer
23. Rocky Graziano
24. Matthew Saad Muhammad
25. Julian Jackson
26. Danny Lopez
27. Gerald McClellan
28. Roberto Duran
29. Rodrigo Valdez
30. Felix Trinidad
31. Pipino Cuevas
32. James J. Jeffries
33. Lennox Lewis
34. Bennie Briscoe
35. Marvin Hagler
36. Edwin Rosario
37. Tommy Ryan
38. John Mugabi
39. Joe Frazier
40. Carlos Monzon
41. Tony Zale
42. Michael Spinks
43. Joe Gans
44. Elmer Ray
45. George Godfrey
46. Naseem Hamed
47. Alfonso Zamora
48. David Tua
49. Cleveland Williams
50. Julio Cesar Chavez
51. Tiger Jack Fox
52. Joe Walcott
53. Gerry Cooney
54. Al (Bummy) Davis
55. Max Schmeling
56. Florentino Fernandez
57. Henry Armstrong
58. Bob Satterfield
59. Al Hostak
60. Jesus Pimentel
61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart
62. Lew Jenkins
63. Harry Wills
64. Tom Sharkey
65. Terry McGovern
66. Jersey Joe Walcott
67. Kostya Tszyu
68. Leotis Martin
69. Buddy Baer
70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock
71. Jose Luis Ramirez
72. Tommy Gomez
73. Jose Napoles
74. Kid McCoy
75. Antonio Esparragoza
76. Ricardo Moreno
77. Evander Holyfield
78. Ike Williams
79. Luis Angel Firpo
80. Ricardo Lopez
81. Humberto Gonzalez
82. Bobby Chacon
83. Jock McAvoy
84. Eduardo Lausse
85. Eder Jofre
86. Charley Burley
87. Mike McCallum
88. Salvador Sanchez
89. Roy Jones, Jr.
90. Rodolfo Gonzalez
91. Nigel Benn
92. (Irish) Bob Murphy
93. Paul Berlenbach
94. Battling Torres
95. Chalky Wright
96. George (K.O.) Chaney
97. Andy Ganigan
98. Fred Fulton
99. Ingemar Johansson
100. Charley White

Im surprised at some of the choices in the best punchers list.

Chavez ahead of Tszyu
Walcott ahead of Ruddock
Marciano ahead of Jackson

this is why boxing is being taken over by MMA.. not one fight on that list is after 1995 ..

.. and none of ur top punchers are from the new era either

ray Robinson knocked out guys who were 15lbs heavier with one punch, how is he not #1 puncher?

ray Robinson knocked out guys who were 15lbs heavier with one punch, how is he not #1 puncher?

Robinson/Fulmer 2.
Ray KOs Gene with a single hook.Classic.

Yeah I think SRR should be higher.

In the greatest title fights, I can't BELIEVE they forgot Ruiz/Valuev! That was classic!... lol

"this is why boxing is being taken over by MMA.. not one fight on that list is after 1995 ..

.. and none of ur top punchers are from the new era either"

MMA ain't taking over shit.

Yeah I think SRR should be higher.

In the greatest title fights, I can't BELIEVE they forgot Ruiz/Valuev! That was classic!... lol

"this is why boxing is being taken over by MMA.. not one fight on that list is after 1995 ..

.. and none of ur top punchers are from the new era either"

MMA ain't taking over shit.

I couldn't b bothered responding to the noobish notion that MMA is taking boxing.

boxing is going to hell because of poor management, but in time it will be back, it needs a new face and a new personality oscar is the last guy with really good charisma

this is why boxing is being taken over by MMA.. not one fight on that list is after 1995 ..

.. and none of ur top punchers are from the new era either

I dont know wheteh this guy deserves to be banned for being a retard, troll, stupid or having GSP in his username

there all bannable offences


boxrec lists are usually pretty crap

Theres asaying that boxing is only as good as its HW champ.
Admittadly theres no Tyson or Ali around But its only a matter of time b4 other great fighter[s] comes along & revitalise the sport.

Theres asaying that boxing is only as good as its HW champ.
Admittadly theres no Tyson or Ali around But its only a matter of time b4 other great fighter[s] comes along & revitalise the sport.

they focus way to much on promoting the HW's as the glamour division, they need to promote boxing as the glamour sport
I stole that from some article I posted

they focus way to much on promoting the HW's as the glamour division, they need to promote boxing as the glamour sport
I stole that from some article I posted

Hack.

Hack.
I said I was the greatest not the smartest

I said I was the greatest not the smartest

LOL.Nice one centurion.

The Contender Series is the right step to bring Glamour and Charisma to Boxing. Boxing is far from dead. Mayweather DLH and Calzaghe Manfredo bout proves it.

U see every sport has its niche. Boxing, Wrestling Entertainment and MMA will coexist. Even MMA has rules , its limitations. Its just that boxing has more rules and restrictions.

LOL.Nice one centurion.

I stole that quote to :ban:

Boxing has the FAR better fans. Fans that will last, fans that will always be there. Go on any boxing board and compare the fans there to the fans on any MMA board (and I know first hand because I've been posting on MMA boards for 6 years, boxing for 2 and a half). You will see MUCH BETTER discussion value on any boxing forum. Why? Because the average boxing fan has a better understanding and more knowledge about boxing than the average MMA fan has of MMA.

but boxing is not 14 years old either, hell it only really went mainstream two years ago, boxing has been around forever... it is unfair to compare the fans at this stage

Boxing has the FAR better fans. Fans that will last, fans that will always be there. Go on any boxing board and compare the fans there to the fans on any MMA board (and I know first hand because I've been posting on MMA boards for 6 years, boxing for 2 and a half). You will see MUCH BETTER discussion value on any boxing forum. Why? Because the average boxing fan has a better understanding and more knowledge about boxing than the average MMA fan has of MMA.

great post, so true... I post at boxingscene and a few Australian boards and I know what you mean

great post, so true... I post at boxingscene and a few Australian boards and I know what you mean

yeah but real boxing fans like you and mr. flicker have grown up watching boxing, and most people on those forums are educated fans because they have been watching for years

the average MMA fan is the TUF noob, this fan has only been watching for two-three years. it's not fair to compare the fans at this stage

in ten years you will no longer see shitdog like threads anymore

yeah but real boxing fans like you and mr. flicker have grown up watching boxing, and most people on those forums are educated fans because they have been watching for years


I've only been following boxing for about 2 and a half years, but I've been an MMA fan for around 6 and a half.

I grew up watching hockey... hehehe

I've only been following boxing for about 2 and a half years, but I've been an MMA fan for around 6 and a half.

I grew up watching hockey... hehehe

fuck man, ive been watching boxing for about 16 years and you still seem more knowledgable than me!
I just have a terrible memory

I just waste too much time reading about or watching boxing, its an unhealthy obsession haha.

But the cool thing is you can learn a lot really fast just by posting on boxing forums and chatting with guys who know their shit, because boxing fans generally know their shit better than MMA fans. You don't see any replies like "Marciano by right cross" on boxing forums, the majority of guys back up their opinions with factual evidence.

. You don't see any replies like "Marciano by right cross" on boxing forums,.

ricksonbyarmbar

Fedor will win cuz he's a cyborg and no one can beat him

Boxing has the FAR better fans. Fans that will last, fans that will always be there. Go on any boxing board and compare the fans there to the fans on any MMA board (and I know first hand because I've been posting on MMA boards for 6 years, boxing for 2 and a half). You will see MUCH BETTER discussion value on any boxing forum. Why? Because the average boxing fan has a better understanding and more knowledge about boxing than the average MMA fan has of MMA.

What are some of the best boxing boards?

I like Boxingscene and Saddobox

Boxingtalk used to be great a few years back.The 'classic' section had some real knowlegdable & wise regulars.When I posted there it was before the rise of mma & I was a boxingnut back then.Its true what Bean says,boxing fans on the whole r much more mature & logical,differing arguements and opinions are based on research & fact & therefore respected.
Compare s'dogs mma forum to its boxing forum.They're worlds apart.

boxingscene is my favourite