7 Greatest BOXERS Of ALL TIME!
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2024
- In this thrilling video, we dive deep into the world of boxing to rank the 7 greatest boxers of all time! From legendary champions to modern-day icons, discover who made the cut and why they deserve their place in boxing history.
Join us as we explore the incredible careers of these boxing legends, analyzing their skills, iconic fights, and unforgettable moments in the ring. Whether you're a die-hard boxing fan or just starting to appreciate the sport, this video will give you insights into the lives and legacies of these extraordinary athletes.
💥 Who will claim the top spot? Will it be the unbeatable Muhammad Ali, the powerful Mike Tyson, or the technical genius Floyd Mayweather? Tune in to find out!
Key Topics Covered:
The criteria for ranking the greatest boxers
Highlights from legendary fights
Impact on the sport and cultural significance
Fun facts and trivia about each fighter
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Ali is the greatest in my eyes his whole prime was taken away while he beat the American government in the supreme court during a time where they silenced you 💀 Hard to argue with Sugar Ray his credentials are unbelievable and yes even Ali said he was the best pound for pound fighter to ever do it
As a man Ali is definitely the greatest. Huge inspiration to me and millions of others!
Ali goat
@@salcarlito5319 definitely one of the best to ever box!
Ali greatest of all time
True legend for sure 💪🏼
So many greats, I would have to put Archie Moore in my top 7. Possibly the greatest light heavyweight of all time.
@@Smokinjoewhite I was really close to putting him in there. I think it was him and Roberto Duran that came closest
Lennox Lewis is definitely one of the Greatest Heavyweights of all time...
Facts true legend!
Roy Jones Jnr defo should be on the list
Put him in honourable mentions. Prime Jones D
Definitely top 5 in terms of talent but I think he hung around way too for him to be top 7 in my opinion.
@@NewAgeBoxing7 totally agree everything after Ruiz should be ignored everything before he was near untouchable across the different weight classes
@@royfrancis6198 yeah if he retired then he'd definitely make top 5 the guy was crazy good!
Love the video. And thank you for telling me about boxers I didn't even know about. But any list is always subjective and open for interpretation. 7 is just not enough to praise any boxer. Now Sugar Ray Robinson should be on anyone's list of all time boxers., as well as Ali...
Thanks man I appreciate that glad you liked it ☺️ That's why I do it these guys deserve to be known by more people. And your right I might do more lists in future maybe do greatest heavyweight, middleweights etc 🤷🏽♂️
Lewis for sure No.1, he was in the hardest era ever in the hardest division ever, he had the world record as the most fighter in the HW to win against champions opponents ( 18 )
He win the golden medal in the Olympic games against the undisputed HW champion riddick bowe
He was the only of two HW champions ever to retired as champion and defeated everyone go inside the ring with him
Now how you can’t put him as the greatest fighter ever?!!!
No doubt he is a legend and your entitled to your opinion, me personally I thought the other guys ahead of him left a bigger mark on the sport.
@@NewAgeBoxing7 it’s not about mark, it’s about the legacy
@@RareMan-d3w that's what I meant by mark. The legacy they left boxing with. For example harry greb beating 16 hall of famers, Joe Louis having a 12 year title reign and the numerous accomplishments of Muhammad Ali that's why I put when above Lennox. Don't get me wrong Lennox left a great legacy too that's why he's on the list. It's just which who's legacy resonates with you the most 🤷🏽♂️
@@NewAgeBoxing7 legacy = inside the ring, ali was nothing compared to lewis inside the ring also louis, they fight in average era, lewis was in the most hardest era in the division ever and he was the champ since 92-2004, and he win against 18 champions opponents and 3 golden medal opponents and he win the golden medal and he retired as a champ and defeated everyone go to the ring with him, if you put anyone like ali or louis in the ring with him he will win against them with his size and his power and his tactics with his massive ring IQ, is the greatest no doubt, no one accomplished what he achieved
@@RareMan-d3w I completely disagree that Ali's era was average. There is an argument to be made about Joe Louis era sure but an era that had Liston, Patterson, Archie Moore still doing his thing, Williams, Frazier, Norton, foreman, Lyle and so many more can not be called average by anyone's standards. Lennox had a load of great names on his record too but you can downplay Ali's or Joe Louis legacy bro
Lenox Lewis is the number one greatest of all times, because he beat all the champions in his reign
He's definitely up there he's a true legend who was underappreciated in his time!
Salvador Sanchez
That's a good one. Wouldn't argue with anyone who put him in their list.
There were so many great fighters. You have to find a way to eliminate some if you're only picking 7. I leave off some great fighters that had a smallish number of fights. A good example is Sugar Ray Leonard, a great fighter but he had only 39 fights. How can we say he compares with not only the greats from way back in time, but even modern era fighters that fought 60 or 70 times? Pernell Whitaker, Floyd Jr., Oscar De La Hoya, and dozens of others fit into that category. 40 to 50 fights is okay, but not when other great fighters proved they could fight 60,70 or 80 times and have great careers. A low number of fights is a strike against these guys, and they also didn't fight with nagging injuries as often as the fighters with twice as many fights.
I also eliminate those that I know participated in fixed fights, with a couple of exceptions. That takes Ali off of my list, Tyson as well. The fighters from before the 1920's and even the 1930's are difficult for me to rate. How can I compare fighters from so long ago, not having seen much of them or much of the guys they fought. Not trying to diminish their greatness, but it helps me to eliminate some, leaving less fighters to choose from.
I would have Pacquiao on my list. He's the only 8 division champion in history, something that very likely will never be equaled. He had 15 fights against Hall of Fame opponents, another 10 to 15 fights against potential HOF opponents, time will tell how many he ends up with. He fought the 3 great Mexicans of the era, Marquez, Morales and Barrera a total of 9 times. He was 7-2 against them, with a total of 12 knockdowns and 3 KO'S. He finished at 62-8, but was probably the most robbed fighter in recent memory. His career record would have been 66-5 if not for being cheated in several fights. He won world titles in 4 decades of his career; as a teenager, in his 20's, 30's and at 40 he beat Keith Thurman to win the welterweight championship. His career was more difficult than for most others, the first half took place in his native country the Philippines, he had a few fights in Thailand. He had to travel to the U.S. if he was to elevate his career. Problem was, he was broke and knew not a soul when he arrived.
In order then I have at #1- the great Sugar Ray Robinson, #2-Manny Pacquiao, #3-Joe Louis, #4-Carlos Monzon, #5-Julio Cesar Chavez, #6-James Toney and at #7-Sonny Liston.
Really like that list. And I agree there are far too many legendary fighters to fit in a list this small. I hated leaving out Duran, hagler and others. I'm thinking of making this into a series for example 7 greatest middleweights or 7 greatest from the 90s or 7 greatest southpaws so I can give shine to as many great fighters as possible.
@@NewAgeBoxing7 That's an idea, I'll participate if you do that. I know what you mean, I wanted to add Hagler, Arguello, Duran, Holmes, Roy Jones and some others. I chose some guys that are often overlooked. Southpaws would be interesting, would Bud Crawford qualify as a southpaw?
@@Marco855-z7x thanks I should be bringing them out soon. Got a few other topics in the pipeline first though.and that's a good question same with hagler would he be classed as a southpaw 🤔 maybe I can do a list for switch hitters too 😂
@@NewAgeBoxing7 When I saw Crawford switch to southpaw the first time, I didn't like it at all. I like it now, he knows what he's doing in there. God Bless you my friend.
@@Marco855-z7x he definitely does. You too bro!
Hey I loved your list.i thought I'd have to bitch about who wasn't on the list.very happy you had the Pittsburgh windmill on there.i don't think Ali was better than Joe Louis but that's still ok . straight from Pennsylvania great job
Really appreciate that man thank you! I wouldn't argue with anyone who put Louis above Ali he still in my opinion has the best punching technique I've ever seen in a boxer and maybe I'm a little biased because I'm a huge Ali fan but I think his record is a little bit deeper than Louis. But I'm sure if Louis was around in the 70s who would of beaten most of the guys Ali beat too though. Glad you liked the video 😊
1 ali 2 foreman 3 liston 4 Louis 5 tyson 6 frazier 7 Holmes.
It was meant to be a p4p list not just heavyweights haha. Still a good list though 💯
Soon as i saw Lennox Lewis i am out
Why do you not rate him?
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a top 5 excluding Duran let alone a top 7. Seems a little heavyweight biased to me also.
You could definitely make a case for Duran being above Lewis tbh. If I did a top 10 he'd definitely be in there as I feel he's the most underrated of the 4 kings. The hands of stone was a true legend of the sport!
@@NewAgeBoxing7 Absolutely. Although I also have the top 3 heavyweights as Louis,Ali and Lewis ( in that order),I just think there are better boxers from lower weights. Pep,Leonard ( Benny),Hagler,Arguello,Sanchez,Langford and Wilde would all be ahead of Lewis and a couple ahead of Ali. But as we all know,it’s subjective and we all see things differently.
@@MintEastwood.24 completely get what you mean. Tbh this sport has so many legends there's always gonna a couple names that miss out even if I did a top 100 😅 might do weight class specific top sevens in future just to give a few more guys the recognition they deserve. Also got a Sam Langford video in the works too 😊
@@NewAgeBoxing7 Good man.Langford always seems to be a bit forgotten when it comes to opinion. Deserves more recognition for sure.👍🏻
@@MintEastwood.24 He definitely does!
If there is no footage of harry greb why do people rate him so highly 😅
Same way we research any history that took place before the age of TV. Through reading and research.
Where is Floyd???
8? There are a lot of brilliant fighters over the decades. 8 isn't bad at all.
Seriously though, over the history of boxing Floyd is in the conversation, for sure. However, many of these guys would have given Floyd hell.
@@wrp9025 amazing fighter but played it a bit too safe in his career to be put over these guys.
@@Smokinjoewhite can you imagine what Henry Armstrong or Ray Robinson would have done to him 😅 I like Floyd but I can't see him standing up to the kind of pressure they would give him.