Tommys top 10 Heavyweights

#1. Muhammad Ali - 56(37) 5

Nicknamed The Greatest Ali is certainly a fighter who can live up to that tag as he's not only regarded as the best Heavyweight ever by most he's also regarded as one of the top 5 greatest fighters from any weight. From 1964 when he beat the great Sonny Liston untill 1967 when he was banned after defeating Zora Folley he was simply untouchable, nobody could get a glove near him. In that time he defeated such fighters as George Chuvalo, Floyd Paterson...

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Tommy's Top 10 Super Middleweights In History.

#1 Joe Calzaghe - W45 (32) - 0
Like the middleweight division there is only one fighter who should be considered for the number one spot. Calzaghe has defended his title no less than 21 times and became the first ever undisputed champion at the weight.

#2 Nigel Benn - W42 (35) - L5 - D1
The dark destroyer took on all comers and never ducked a fight in his life. Benn transformed himself from an all out attaking fighter in to a more poised and relaxed fighter which made...

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Tommy's Top 10 Middleweights In History.

#1 - Sugar Ray Robinson - W173 (108) - L19 - D6
Robinson truly is the greatest fighter that has ever lived that can not be debated. There is Sugar Ray Robinson and then the top 10 best fighters bellow him. Robinson had an incredible career in the sport beating such greats as Fullmer, Olson, LaMotta and Basilio.

#2 - Marvelous Marvin Hagler - W62 (52) - L3 - D2
The best way Hagler can be described is a beat. He is probably the most dominating middleweight in the hitory...

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Sugar Shane Mosley vs Zab Super Judah Play by Play

ZAB SUPER JUDAH VS SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY LIVE PLAY BY PLAY

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Oscar de la Hoya, president of Golden Boy Promotions stated, "As a boxing fan, I am excited to finally see what happens when two of the best welterweights of this era get in the ring together. Both Mosley and Judah always come to fight with tremendous non-stop action and as they both need to win this fight to keep their dreams of another championship alive, I know we're going to see...

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Manny Pacquiao vs David Diaz: Play by Play Boxingforum.com

Manny Pacquiao is certainly not looking past his June 28 opponent, WBC lightweight champion David Diaz. Pacquiao moves up in weight to challenge Diaz for the title at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Both fighters have now agreed terms and the ink is dry on the contracts.

Diaz has been listed as a heavy underdog by most experts, citing his lack of speed as the major obstacle in the fight. What Diaz lacks in speed, he makes up for with power. Pacquiao told The Manila Bulletin that while...

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