AP Fighters of the Century list The best fighters of the 20th century as chosen by a five-member panel for The Associated Press.(x-was never a champion in division; ND -- no decision; Years denote first and last fights, plus number of years with at least one fight): Fighters of Century 1. Sugar Ray Robinson, welterweight and five-time middleweight champion, 175-19-6, 109 KO's. 1940-65. 24. 2. Muhammad Ali, First three-time heavyweight champion, 56-5, 37 KO's. 1960-81. 19. 3. Henry Armstrong, only fighter to hold three titles (featherweight, lightweight and welterweight) simultaneously, 150-21-9, 101 KO's. 1933-45. 13. 4. Joe Louis, defended the heavyweight championship a record 25 times, 68-3, 54 KO's. 1934-51. 14. 5. Willie Pep, featherweight champion who was a brilliant boxer, 230-11-1, 65 KO's. 1940-66. 22. 6. Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion who participated in several legendary fights, 61-6-8, 50 KO's, 6 ND. 1914-27. 11. 7. Robert Duran, dominant lightweight of 1970's, who also won titles in three other weight classes, 102-114, 69 KO's. 1967-98. 30. 8 Benny Leonard, master boxer who was lightweight champion, 85-5-5, 69 KO's, 119 ND. 1911-32. 16. 9. Billy Conn, light heavyweight champion who made historic challenge against Joe Louis, 63-11-1, 14 KO's. 1934-48. 11. 10. Harry Greb, middleweight champion and only man ever to beat Gene Tunney, 1115-8-3, 51 KO's, 179 ND. 1913-26. 14. www.ibroresearch.com/2006/09/pound-for-pound/ The International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) was organized in May, 1982 for the express purpose of: establishing an accurate history of boxing; compiling complete and accurate boxing records; facilitating the dissemination of boxing research information and cooperating in safeguarding the individual research efforts of its members by application of the rules of scholarly research. Updated September 2006 1. Sugar Ray Robinson 2. Harry Greb 3. Henry Armstrong 4. Muhammad Ali (Tie) 4. Joe Louis (Tie) 6. Sam Langford 7. Roberto Duran 8. Benny Leonard 9. Willie Pep 10. Bob Fitzsimmons 11. Joe Gans 12. Ezzard Charles (Tie) 12. Sugar Ray Leonard (Tie) 14. Jimmy Wilde 15. Eder Jofre 16. Mickey Walker 17. Archie Moore 18. Jack Dempsey 19. Jack Johnson 20. Gene Tunney Just missing the cut: Stanley Ketchel, Barbados Joe Walcott, Rocky Marciano, Tony Canzoneri, Barney Ross, Ike Williams, George Dixon, Sandy Saddler, Roy Jones Jr., and Larry Holmes.
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