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(#1) Muhammad Ali
- 77
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(#2) Rocky Marciano
- Dec. at 46 (1923-1969)
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(#3) Jack Dempsey
- Dec. at 88 (1895-1983)
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(#4) Mike Tyson
- 53
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(#5) Joe Louis
- Dec. at 67 (1914-1981)
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(#6) Joe Frazier
- Dec. at 67 (1944-2011)
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(#7) George Foreman
- 70
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(#8) John L. Sullivan
- Dec. at 60 (1858-1918)
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(#9) Gene Tunney
- Dec. at 81 (1897-1978)
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(#10) Max Baer
- Dec. at 50 (1909-1959)
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(#11) Archie Moore
- Dec. at 82 (1916-1998)
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(#12) Jersey Joe Walcott
- Dec. at 80 (1914-1994)
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(#13) Lennox Lewis
- 54
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(#14) Max Schmeling
- Dec. at 100 (1905-2005)
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(#15) Ezzard Charles
- Dec. at 54 (1921-1975)
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(#16) Wladimir Klitschko
- 43
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(#17) Jim Braddock
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(#18) Evander Holyfield
- 57
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(#19) Floyd Patterson
- Dec. at 71 (1935-2006)
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(#20) Tyson Fury
- 31
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(#21) James J. Corbett
- Dec. at 67 (1866-1933)
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(#22) James J. Jeffries
- Dec. at 78 (1875-1953)
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(#23) Ken Norton
- Dec. at 70 (1943-2013)
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(#24) Bob Fitzsimmons
- Dec. at 54 (1863-1917)
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(#25) Vitali Klitschko
- 48
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(#26) Sonny Liston
- Dec. at 38 (1932-1970)
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(#27) Jack Johnson
- Dec. at 68 (1878-1946)
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(#28) Larry Holmes
- 70
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(#29) Anthony Joshua
- 30
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(#30) Deontay Wilder
- 34
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(#31) Earnie Shavers
- 74
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(#32) Jess Willard
- Dec. at 87 (1881-1968)
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(#33) Henry Cooper
- Dec. at 77 (1934-2011)
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(#34) Riddick Bowe
- 52
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(#35) Jerry Quarry
- Dec. at 54 (1945-1999)
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(#36) Sam Langford
Sam Langford was "The Greatest Fighter Nobody Knows," as he was called by ESPN, and he was indeed a great fighter. He fought in five weight divisions, and experts agree that he was the best boxer never to win a world title. Langford also fought a lot of great fighters such as Joe Gans, Tiger Flowers, Stanley Ketchel, Joe Jeanettei, Jack O’ Brien and Young Peter Jackson. And he also fought no one that would have been considered a "tomato can" or a "bum." He had a very good record even though he fought Harry Wills 17 times and only won twice. He is the greatest Canadian boxer of all time, and was better than most Americans.
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(#37) George Chuvalo
- 82
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(#38) Ingemar Johansson
- Dec. at 77 (1932-2009)
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(#39) Roy Jones Jr.
- 50
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(#40) Jack Sharkey
- Dec. at 92 (1902-1994)
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(#41) David Tua
- 47
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(#42) Tommy Morrison
- Dec. at 44 (1969-2013)
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(#43) Ray Mercer
- 58
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(#44) Teófilo Stevenson
- Dec. at 60 (1952-2012)
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(#45) Andy Ruiz
- 30
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(#46) Michael Moorer
- 52
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(#47) Ernie Terrell
- 80
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(#48) Michael Spinks
- 63
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(#49) Zora Folley
- Dec. at 41 (1931-1972)
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(#50) David Haye
- 39
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It is a great time to learn some relevant knowledge about boxing. Boxing competitions are generally based on the weight of athletes to classify weight levels. In professional boxing competitions, the heavyweight class is 91.25 kg or more, in amateur boxing competitions, the heavyweight class should be 75 kg or more. The best boxer in the heavyweight class is considered to be the strongest person in the world, and there are very few who can become the top heavyweight boxer.
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