Top 10 Junior Welterweights by Decade

Top 10 Junior Welterweights by decade
Top 10 Super Lightweights by decade
Top 10 by Decade: Part 8 Junior Welterweights
A ranking experiment which attempts to objectively rank the best junior welterweight (aka - super lightweight) boxers across different decades.
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[@michaelkoszela9004]

Love the grind and consistent uploading, Rummy. Can’t wait till you’re competing with Boxing Legends TV and I can happily say I’ve been a long time subscriber.

[@yungpuma82]

Michael Koszela they should collaborate !

[@alvalankerofficial]

Damn you have a great system and plan, I'm really looking forward to all these vids. Thank you so much for this fantastic content.

[@kiuboless]

I dont believe you miss this Julio Cesar Chavez 132 POINTS FINAL RANKING 1 IN 80'S>57 POINTS +RANKING 1 IN 90'S>75 POINTS He was number 2 at Junior lightweights 84-85-86 (27points) and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88.(20points) + 10 points for 1989 in Junior welterweight.

[@8sins236]

Nicolino Locche is one of the most underrated boxers ever. 136 fights 117 wins 4 losses 14 draws and 1 no contest. Only 14 wins by KO not many people like to watch a technician at work.

[@giancarlog89]

it's because he almost got killed in the second fight with antonio cervantes. lol

[@PatkaBoy831]

Kostya!

[@kiuboless]

I dont believe you miss this Julio Cesar Chavez 132 POINTS FINAL RANKING 1 IN 80'S>57 POINTS +RANKING 1 IN 90'S>75 POINTS He was number 2 at Junior lightweights 84-85-86 (27points) and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88.(20points) + 10 points for 1989 in Junior welterweight.

[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

Good job rummy glad to see so many videos, I don't think you have ever been this consistent in a long while.. haha thanks man!!

[@iSnaaacky]

Would love too see a career retrospective on Tsyzu he’s my favourite fighter of all time.

[@kienandai6198]

According to The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings, Julio cesar Chavez beggins to appear at Junior Welterweight class until 1989 when he move to this category, but he was number 2 at Junior lightweights 1984-86 and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88. Tzsyu and Cervantes were ranked always in the same category. *Junior Lightweights* *1984* *1985* *1986* *Champion* Rocky Lockridge Wilfredo Gomez Brian Mitchell *Rank 1* Julio Cesar Chavez JCC JCC *Lightweights 1987* * 1988* *Champion* Vacant JCC *Rank 1* JCC Pernell Whitaker Adding up that the points given for JCC on thids video missing the 1989 points, -We need to add 10 more points to the final 75, *SO GIVES 85* -If we follow apply this method for the whole career of JCC #1=10 #2= 9 -need to add 3 more #2,(27) and 2 more #1 (20) *GIVEN* 47 + 85= *132 OVERALL*

[@crestoncook2471]

Awsome videos Rummy!!!!👌👌👌

[@kiuboless]

I dont believe you miss this Julio Cesar Chavez 132 POINTS FINAL RANKING 1 IN 80'S>57 POINTS +RANKING 1 IN 90'S>75 POINTS He was number 2 at Junior lightweights 84-85-86 (27points) and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88.(20points) + 10 points for 1989 in Junior welterweight.

[@billybob9961]

Very good video as always thank you

[@billybob9961]

Keep them coming

[@TokyoNoise352]

Antonio Cervantes is one of those boxers who was forgotten over the years. It's a shame that he doesn't get the credit he deserves.

[@SouthernStorm_]

I hope you're having as much fun putting these scoring experiment vids together as I am watching them. Stay cool as an assassin there, Rums 👍👍👍

[@Borisam]

Support to my man Rummy!

[@josephfuhrmaneck416]

Great video Bro keep up the great work

[@kiuboless]

I dont believe you miss this Julio Cesar Chavez 132 POINTS FINAL RANKING 1 IN 80'S>57 POINTS +RANKING 1 IN 90'S>75 POINTS He was number 2 at Junior lightweights 84-85-86 (27points) and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88.(20points) + 10 points for 1989 in Junior welterweight.

[@KB4th]

Excellent vid again mate.....

[@kiuboless]

I dont believe you miss this Julio Cesar Chavez 132 POINTS FINAL RANKING 1 IN 80'S>57 POINTS +RANKING 1 IN 90'S>75 POINTS He was number 2 at Junior lightweights 84-85-86 (27points) and number 1 at Lightweights 1987-88.(20points) + 10 points for 1989 in Junior welterweight.

[@TheBobes]

Love the idea for the Grand Finale! :) Keep up the good work Rummy.

[@robkenyon6830]

Great channel

[@cameronstewart6662]

Every time floyd is on a list he has beaten more than a few names on said list...thats crazy and it says he always faught top level opposition as he moved up in weight.

[@dodge1724]

Great work again so much more refreshing than the usual bickering you get on other channels

[@DanA-st2ed]

Nicolino Locche

[@ruggerREL]

I can’t fully explain why but I’m glued to this series and I get notifications to this series and I’m not even a subscriber good things do happen

[@rajapriyam100]

God damn...Rummy's materials are just awesome.....its like a top of the notch historic emphasis based educational channel on boxing......not to mention all the current big fight breakdowns that are also awesome

[@nmlols]

Great video Rummy! Perhaps you could use the same scoring criteria on the Pound for Pound lists.

[@MrPaulchester]

great vids buddy! by far my favorite boxing channel!

[@jimniexperience3591]

Rummy the God

[@michaelhiggs8657]

What a shame Ted"Kid"Lewis & Terry Marsh never got a look in. Hopefull Josh Taylor stay @ light-welter & get's a mention in the future!

[@alejandrodg82]

Incredible work rummy !

[@TheMiKeYM1KE]

Hell yea Rummy keep these episodes coming!

[@architsharma6524]

Thanks for the upload

[@yungfelix17]

Keep em coming rummy! All the down to minimum weight!

[@Adam-jk5uq]

I’m very much enjoying Rummy’s Spreadsheet Adventures.

[@adt8634]

Rummy's corner please make video of top 10 flyweights by decade.

[@mrgrandi]

Love them vids bro👍

[@chapman87]

There's only one Ricky Hatton...

[@markrosen9059]

Kinda bummed Pryor “retired” after the Arguello rematch, I feel like his score for the 1980s should have been 10 points higher. Loved the Hawk. Thank you Rummy for this amazing series!

[@marknorris1381]

I believe Pryor at his best could not have been beaten by any other fighter in the division in history.

[@SV.S.T]

in the 80's you way off salvador sanchez ring bell

[@StuartTheunissen]

Sanchez was a featherweight... ring bell?

[@stingerfist]

Hi Rummy, love your video's and forgive me for nitpicking but Amir Khans total adds up to 34 as he was ranked no.2 in 2012 and no.3 in 2013 at the end of those years as per Ring Magazine ratings archive.

[@raymondespinoza9359]

Chavez had like 20 non title fights 2 his 10 title defences..comparable 2 duran

[@robwasilewski9273]

Awesome

[@MeMe-td1ye]

There are only two Hattons; Matt & Ricky

[@omaramin7904]

Pernell Whitaker

[@jesusalbertoruizvelascovar3728]

JC Chávez 👑👑👑

[@tueemsyhu4846]

Education, Class is in session!😁

[@LaurenceGill2000]

Can I just say right now Povetkin is not been called as mandatory for AJ yet, Whyte is not mandatory for Wilder either and has a final eliminator to become AJ's IBF mandatory. This means there is a golden opportunity to Book AJ vs Wilder now, and put Whyte vs Pulev on the undercard. I would imagine AJ would have a rematch clause if he lost to Wilder, so then the IBF would be stripped in a similar situation to when Fury beat Klitschko, but if AJ wins; we can quickly move to AJ vs Whyte II. Let's hope this fight can get made somehow.

[@robertnolan502]

Kostya Tszyu was such a great fighter, it's my opinion that KT was the best jnr welterweight ever, what a fight it would of been had Tszyu v Chavez had happened when both were in there prime, i used to hear that Oscar De La Hoya didn't want to fight Tszyu

[@franc101978]

robert nolan de la Hoya would have slice Tszyu to pieces with his jab. De la hoya was way too strong for the 140 pound class.

[@robertnolan502]

The 1st time i saw Tszyu was at the world amatuer champs at Homebush Sydney, Tszyu fought Vernon Forrest in the final, Vernon was much taller & had a longer reach & a good jab, Kostya was a class above, Vernon couldn't touch him, Oscar had a good jab, but didn't always use it in fights, im wasn't saying Kostya would of won over Oscar, its just well known that Oscar wasn't that keen to fight Tszyu, i saw every fight KT had as a pro & at his best id put money on him to beat anyone from that era, Mayweather & De La Hoya included.

[@JoseVera20]

who knows, Oscar never ducked anyone and even his biggest critics will say the same, let's not forget he literally fought almost every single elite fighter around his weight classes. I don't think he would have ducked him

[@Romans8-9]

DLH only fought a few fights at junior welter before moving up to welter in 1997. Kostya didnt become the undisputed junior welter champ until 2001. By that stage, DLH already moved up to junior middle and Kostya never fought higher than at 140. So Tszyu and DLH crossing paths was more a matter of bad timing than either deliberately trying to duck each other.

[@StuartTheunissen]

Good thing for Tszyu he never met Oscar... Too big, too fast

[@ruggerREL]

Kinda sad I never reallly got to see kosta prime saw a lot of his HLs he was more monster than man

[@tempestvideos9834]

Good job, Rumsfeld.

[@grae1987]

Kostya Tszyu was just starting to becoming a household name all over Australia around 04-05.. would be a special guest on every other sports show, morning show and random big events etc.... Australia has a long track record of not caring to invest in sportman or woman unless they play one of our 4 different national football codes.. so they have to go overseas where the money and real competition is to prove themselves before our media even acknowledge their existance and will act like 12 year old fan girls around them for some reason. Its the same with our musicians and actors etc... no one really gave a fuck about ACDC until they went to the states a got massive... the over the top love and affection is so annoying when there was no pre support beforehand.. The sad part about Tszyu though is that last loss to Hatton just as he was becoming famous.. he basically pulled away from any media spotlight for 5-10 years to be a family man etc without getting to experience the famed life he only just earnt before the loss and the financial benefits that would come with it.

[@Romans8-9]

Dude you have no idea what you´re talking about. Tszyu was already a household name in 2001 when he became undisputed champ. 04-05 was right at the end of his career.

[@MeMe-td1ye]

Kostya was selling out arenas in Australia since 1993. You clueless

[@jeffallinson8089]

Residual points? Horsecrap. Its either top 10 in one weight class or it isn't. Make your mind up Rummy and don't over complicate things.

[@MikeSmith-lk6zm]

There’s only one Ricky Hatton

[@markant9534]

Why was Pryor given 10 points in `84, I thought he was washed up by then?

[@obiclone]

I like lists however the decades themselves are irrelevant because what if somebody is in the top three between 1965 and 1975 but not necessarily between 1962 and 1972 It would make more sense to just add the total number of points that these fighters would have accumulated through out all the years that they competed Within a particular weight class

[@LukePettit]

thats what the final list is for

[@ciarahall5402]

Aaron Pryor would beat all of them

[@cjns5253]

There's only 1 Ricky Hatton

[@randallwall198]

Hate referring to these bastard division's as "super"! Trying to glorify by adding "super" is absolute garbage

[@flame-sky7148]

Hahah Mayweather beat 8 fighters from the 2000's screen shot list. 4:35 Amazing.

[@MeMe-td1ye]

Kostya was best

[@mynameismyname6830]

Floyd has not done good in any of these tables at all

[@KoTM25681]

That's because he never stayed in one weight class long enough to get high points. Notice how these charts work. It's all about who stayed in what weight class the longest and had the most points in those divisions. That's why fighters like Mayweather and Leonard didn't do well, they constantly moved up weight classes throughout their careers.

[@kickerse13]

The Ghost Of Rich Porter Floyd was chasing PPV and stardom as opposed to completely wiping out different divisions for a prolong period. With that being said his best weight classes were 130lbs and 147lbs.

[@jimniexperience3591]

most little boxers move up in division after a few years to test their skills in tougher weight classes

[@beezelsub]

Constantly jumping weight

[@itsthehouse8462]

The Ghost Of Rich Porter he was 2nd place all time on the welterweight table....and he moved through multiple divisions throughout his prime.

[@FM-cx7ok]

Plz go back to analyzing instead of these stat videos