Boxing has been a vehicle through which many have proven their greatness in sports and martial arts, both. Looking back through the many generations of pugilists, so many have distinguished themselves across dramatically different eras, no single statistic or figure can be used to adequately compare them. Armed with a broad array of statistical categories, however, it is possible to make nuanced comparisons and that's exactly what we find in the magnificent top 1000 playlist released by the Boxing Librarian on his channel HARDLINE BOXING TALK.
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In part 2 of 'Cracking the BL Code', Bobby from TheFightCity.com continues to dig into the upper reaches of the Boxing Librarian's 'Top 1000 Boxers of All Time' in preparation for an eventual attempted prediction of the new top 15 in BL's planned 2022 opposition-adjusted all-time career ratings.
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The Boxing Librarians top 1000 playlist can be found here:
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BL's P4P 1890-present ratings playlist can be found here:
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Enjoy stat battles? Click the link below to witness collisions between the greatest resumes in boxing history:
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For any lovers of boxing history RANDOM ACOUSTIC THOUGHTS highly recommends SCRAPBOOK BOXING MUSEUM OF THE FORGOTTEN FISTICUFFS
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Thanks for listening! Part 3 of 'Cracking The BL Code' should be out shortly.