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Who is the most overrated boxer of all time?

by YPB Team

Great records, thin resumes, and arguments that never get settled in a bar.

  1. Floyd Mayweather — ranked #11
    Floyd Mayweather
    The 50-0 record is real; the argument is about how many of the fifty were taken at the right time.
  2. Manny Pacquiao — ranked #22
    Manny Pacquiao
    Eight divisions and eight losses, including one knockout that ended a fight he was winning.
  3. Mike Tyson — ranked #33
    Mike Tyson
    Terrifying for four years, then 6-3 in his last nine professional fights.
  4. Deontay Wilder — ranked #44
    Deontay Wilder
    A five-year title reign built on one punch and a thin list of opponents.
  5. Naseem Hamed — ranked #55
    Naseem Hamed
    Unbeaten showman whose career effectively ended the first time he met Marco Antonio Barrera.
  6. Adrien Broner — ranked #66
    Adrien Broner
    Marketed as the next Mayweather and beaten every time he stepped up.
  7. Amir Khan — ranked #77
    Amir Khan
    Olympic medallist with fast hands and a chin that kept ending his biggest nights.
  8. Anthony Joshua — ranked #88
    Anthony Joshua
    Olympic champion and stadium headliner who lost three of his next eight after 2019.
  9. Roy Jones Jr. — ranked #99
    Roy Jones Jr.
    Untouchable for a decade, then knocked out in three of five fights after 2004.
  10. Oscar De La Hoya — ranked #1010
    Oscar De La Hoya
    The sport's biggest draw of the 1990s, who lost most of his defining fights.
  11. Canelo Alvarez — ranked #1111
    Canelo Alvarez
    Four-division champion whose record includes a draw and a decision that split the sport.
  12. Vasiliy Lomachenko — ranked #1212
    Vasiliy Lomachenko
    Called the best technician alive, and beaten in three of his marquee fights.
  13. Chris Eubank — ranked #1313
    Chris Eubank
    Undefeated for six years on decisions that the crowd frequently disagreed with.
  14. Andrew Golota — ranked #1414
    Andrew Golota
    Twice beat Riddick Bowe on the cards and twice lost by disqualification.

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Comments

Mayweather's objection is timing and Pacquiao's is eight losses, on the unflattering question of a 16-ranking article: https://youpick.best/articles/mayweather-vs-pacquiao-ranked

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