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       The Great Heavyweights
       By: Clay Death Date: December 9, 2013, 9:33 pm
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       lets start out by listing a few of them:
       in no particular order, here are at least 10:
       1. Rocky Marciano
       2. Mohammad Ali
       3. Floyd Patterson
       4. Mike Tyson
       5. Joe Lewis
       6. Joe Frazier
       7. Lennox Lewis
       8. George Foreman
       9. Sonny Liston
       10. Max Baer
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       Re: The Great Heavyweights
       By: swordtennis Date: December 9, 2013, 9:50 pm
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       1) Lennox Lewis
       2) Muhammed Ali
       3) Rocky Marciano
       4) Larry Holmes
       5) Joe Louis
       6) George Foreman
       7) Vitali Klitschko
       8.) Mike Tyson
       9) Max Baer
       10) Sonny Liston
       11) Jack Dempsey
       12) Vladimir Klitscho
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       Re: The Great Heavyweights
       By: Clay Death Date: December 9, 2013, 9:54 pm
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       excellent list. I forgot about those 2 brothers.
       especially the older one. he is a warrior of the highest order.
       they are both incredible.
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       Re: The Great Heavyweights
       By: britbox Date: February 20, 2014, 6:35 am
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       [quote author=swordtennis link=topic=341.msg5237#msg5237
       date=1386647459]
       1) Lennox Lewis
       2) Muhammed Ali
       3) Rocky Marciano
       4) Larry Holmes
       5) Joe Louis
       6) George Foreman
       7) Vitali Klitschko
       8.) Mike Tyson
       9) Max Baer
       10) Sonny Liston
       11) Jack Dempsey
       12) Vladimir Klitscho
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       [/quote][quote author=swordtennis link=topic=341.msg5237#msg5237
       date=1386647459]
       1) Lennox Lewis
       2) Muhammed Ali
       3) Rocky Marciano
       4) Larry Holmes
       5) Joe Louis
       6) George Foreman
       7) Vitali Klitschko
       8.) Mike Tyson
       9) Max Baer
       10) Sonny Liston
       11) Jack Dempsey
       12) Vladimir Klitscho
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       [/quote]
       Greatest or best?  Interesting list.
       Ali is the greatest hands-down if we are talking about
       relativity to his era and the long term mark he left on the
       sport.  He also transcended boxing into public life like no
       other.
       On the other hand, I do understand the way you've put Lewis at
       Number One.  If you put them both in the same ring, my money
       would be Lewis.  Depends how you apply a "greatness" criteria.
       My own would be relativity against your own era vs somebody
       else's relativity to their era. + a nod to your impact on the
       sport in general.  Ali tops it for me using that criteria.  I'd
       also have Jack Johnson in my Top 12.  Louis and Marciano would
       obviously feature highly.
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