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Whó do you think is the GREATEST!❓

It's a fair point 👌🏻 Why wasn't Tyson Fury stopped? When he was in a much worse position 👀

🥊 ROBERTO DURAN TAKES AIM AT FLOYD MAYWEATHER’S PERFECT RECORD
Boxing legend Roberto Duran has stirred debate in the boxing world after claiming that Floyd Mayweather’s undefeated 50-0 record isn’t as flawless as the history books suggest.
The four-division world champion and Hall of Famer questioned several of Mayweather’s victories, arguing that the former pound-for-pound king benefited from favorable judging in key fights throughout his career.
“He fought a Mexican, the Mexican beat him, but they gave it to Mayweather. Then he fought another, he lost but he got the decision. I believe that he has lost three fights, but they have gifted him those wins,” Duran said.
Mayweather retired with a perfect 50-0 record, defeating some of the biggest names of his era, including Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De La Hoya, Canelo Alvarez, and Miguel Cotto. Widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive fighters in boxing history, “Money” built his legacy on elite ring IQ, technical mastery, and an unmatched ability to avoid punishment.
However, Duran’s comments add fuel to a long-standing debate among boxing fans who have questioned the outcomes of several close Mayweather bouts over the years.
The discussion could become even more relevant if Mayweather returns to professional boxing. Reports suggest his unbeaten record may once again be on the line in a highly anticipated rematch against Manny Pacquiao, potentially ending nearly a decade of inactivity.
Whether fans agree with Duran or not, one thing is certain: Floyd Mayweather’s legacy remains one of the most debated topics in boxing history.

Tommy Fury says he wants to become a world champion 👀🥊
"The only thing I haven't achieved in my life is being a world champion."
Despite those ambitions, Fury is currently not ranked in the top 15 by any of boxing's four major sanctioning bodies and is set to face Eddie Hall next in a crossover bout.
At 11-0, Fury remains one of boxing's biggest crossover stars, but his path to a world title appears as unclear as ever.
With another high-profile event ahead rather than a fight against a ranked contender, some fans are questioning whether a championship run is realistic.
Can Tommy Fury become a world champion one day? 🤔👇
Source: DAZN Boxing

Roberto Duran was asked about how he would do against Floyd Mayweather in his prime.
🗣️Duran: "I'd beat Mayweather. He runs, I hunt."
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The two best boxers today.

Most world champions per country 🥊
🇺🇸 466
🇲🇽 164
🇬🇧 109

George Foreman and Mike Tyson had explosive starts to their professional boxing careers
Foreman (39-0) in 4 years
Tyson (37-0) in 4 years
Who would've won if they both fought in their prime!❓

🔥 Usyk on Manny Pacquiao : The Small Fighter Who Changed Boxing Forever 🥊
Oleksandr Usyk has often been linked with praise for Manny Pacquiao, highlighting how the Filipino legend proved that size is never a barrier in boxing greatness. Pacquiao’s journey from underdog to 8-division world champion continues to inspire fighters across generations, including champions like Usyk who value skill, discipline, and heart over physical advantages.
Two different eras, one message — greatness has no size limit.

What you think❓
An undefeated record in boxing is evaluated by either a perfect career ending in retirement, the longest unbeaten streak from a professional debut, or the absolute highest number of fights without a loss in sports history.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. holds the celebrated modern benchmark for a perfect retired career at 50-0, just ahead of iconic heavyweight Rocky Marciano who retired at 49-0, and Joe Calzaghe who finished at 46-0. If looking strictly at the longest unbeaten streaks from a debut, Mexican icon Julio César Chávez famously reached an astonishing 89-0-1 before suffering his first defeat, while Willie Pep won his first 62 consecutive fights.
For absolute all-time historical streaks from the early 20th century, Jimmy Wilde went unbeaten for 103 consecutive fights (93-0-10), and Packey McFarland completed a rare 104-fight career (97-0-7) without ever experiencing a single