No. 82 - Harry Wills

Harry Wills was, along with Sam Langford, one of the two greatest heavyweights who never got a chance to fight for the world heavyweight title.

Wills, known as the Black Panther, came close. In 1925, Jack Dempsey signed a contract to fight Wills in 1926 but the match never materialized. Dempsey appeared willing to face Wills, but promoters didn't come through with the financing. The New York State Athletic Commission also would not sanction the bout. Wills also didn't help himself by turning down an elimination bout with Gene Tunney, who went on to end Dempsey's reign.

In the end, what most likely doomed Wills was white America's lasting bitterness over Jack Johnson. Before he died, Dempsey said they couldn't find a city willing to host the fight.

"(Tex) Rickard wanted to make (it), but there was no place you could put it on," Dempsey said. "I wanted to fight him .... (But) they wouldn't let you fight no place."

Wills was able to fight a number of white contenders. He knocked out Fred Fulton and Gunboat Smith and dominated Luis Angel Firpo in a no decision fight. But he mostly was relegated to fighting the other great black heavyweights of his day over and over again. He made it on this list because he dominated those matches.

He fought Langford 22 times, going 6-2 with 14 no decisions. He was 3-1 against the great Sam McVey and had a knockout win over Kid Norfolk. Wills held the World Colored Heavyweight Championship three different times.

When the Dempsey fight didn't happen, an aging Wills took on a rising Jack Sharkey, losing by disqualification in a fight he was getting beaten badly and then getting knocked out by Paolino Uzcudun. Those losses ended his championship hopes.

Harry Wills
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Joe Jeannette	Draw	50		25	75	80.00%	60.0
Sam Langford	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Sam McVea	UD-L	0			0		0
Sam McVea	UD-W	90		50	140	86.67%	121.3
Sam Langford	UD-W	90	20	100	210	90.48%	190.0
Sam Langford	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Sam McVea	KO-W	100		50	150	84.27%	126.4
Sam Langford	KO-W	100	20	100	220	86.75%	190.9
Sam Langford	KO-W	100	20	100	220	86.18%	189.6
Sam McVea	UD-W	90	20	50	160	83.33%	133.3
Jeff Clark	KO-W	100	20		120	88.06%	105.7
Jeff Clark	KO-W	100	20		120	82.67%	99.2
Sam Langford	UD-W	90	20	100	210	84.02%	176.4
Jack Thompson	UD-W	90	20		110	62.07%	68.3
Sam Langford	UD-W	90	20	100	210	84.18%	176.8
Bill Tate	KO-W	100	20		120	47.50%	57.0
Jeff Clark	KO-W	100	20		120	78.75%	94.5
Denver Ed Martin	KO-W	100	20		120	75.76%	90.9
Bill Tate	KO-W	100	20		120	46.34%	55.6
Bill Tate	UD-W	90	20		110	46.51%	51.2
Bill Tate	UD-L	0			0		0
Bill Tate	Draw	50	10		60	46.51%	27.9
Sam Langford	UD-W	90	20	100	210	83.57%	175.5
Kid Norfolk	KO-W	100		50	150	81.82%	122.7
Jeff Clark	KO-W	100	20		120	77.11%	92.5
Jeff Clark	KO-W	100	20		120	76.65%	92.0
Tut Jackson	KO-W	100	20		120	97.22%	116.7
Jack Sharkey	UD-L	0			0		0
Totals (21-5-1, 13 KOs, 2 KO'd)							2,564.4
Record in non-significant fights
49-4-2, 43 KOs, 3 KOd		4,640
% of fights toward 50 (41.8%)		1,939.5			1,939.5	69.90%	1,355.7
Totals							3,920.1
Peak 5 Fights
Sam Langford							190.9
Sam Langford							190.0
Sam Langford							189.6
Sam Langford							176.8
Sam Langford							176.4
Peak 5 Totals							923.7
Final Totals (significant, non-significant, Peak 5)							4,843.8

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
82.	Harry Wills	2,564.4	1,355.7	923.7	4,843.8
83.	Mickey Walker	1,987.8	1,775.7	1,075.4	4,838.8
84.	Joe Gans	2,314.9	1,639.8	883.0	4,837.6
85.	Sven Ottke	2,824.5	1,317.7	687.5	4,829.7
86.	Ronald "Winky" Wright	2,243.3	1,658.3	922.5	4,824.1
87.	Fighting Harada	1,259.6	2,409.2	1,105.9	4,774.7
88.	Humberto Gonzalez	1,866.7	1,952.3	907.3	4,726.4
89.	Ricardo Lopez	2,830.5	1,188.1	702.7	4,721.3
90.	Carmen Basilio	1,723.3	1,804.7	1,184.1	4,712.2
91.	Orlando Canizales	2,529.3	1,510.3	669.3	4,708.9
92.	Jeff Fenech	2,103.9	1,728.7	844.8	4,677.4
93.	Michael Carbajal	2,333.7	1,519.2	817.0	4,669.9
94.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
95.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
96.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
97.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
98.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
99.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.8
100.	Carlos Zarate	1,124.2	2,707.1	751.5	4,582.8

No. 81 - Lou Ambers

One of the great Depression era fighters, Lou Ambers scored wins against some of the top lightweights of all time.

Lou Ambers (left) against Henry Armstrong

Giuseppe d'Ambrosio was born Herkimer, New York, and adopted the name of Lou Ambers so that his mother didn't know he was a boxer. Ambers compiled an 88-8-6 record from 1932 to 1941. Those wins included two wins over Tony Canzoneri and Baby Arizmendi and victories over Henry Armstrong, Pedro Montanez and Fritzie Zivic.

Ambers' first win over Canzoneri gained him the lightweight champioship in 1936. Ambers knew Canzoneri well, having sparred with him early in his career. The Herkimer Hurricane dominated the fight, winning nine rounds.

Ambers lost the title in 1938 to Henry Armstrong, who won a split decision to become the first fighter to hold three world titles simultaneously.

Ambers won the title back from Armstrong in a fight where Henry was penalized several points for low blows. Ambers held the title until suffering back-to-back knockouts to Lew Jenkins.

Lou Ambers
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Tony Canzoneri	UD-L	0			0		0
Fritzie Zivic	UD-W	90		100	190	93.33%	177.3
Baby Arizmendi	UD-W	90		100	190	86.90%	165.1
Tony Canzoneri	UD-W	90	100	100	290	88.41%	256.4
Jimmy McLarnin	UD-L	0			0		0
Pedro Montanez	UD-L	0			0		0
Tony Canzoneri	UD-W	90	100	100	290	87.41%	253.5
Pedro Montanez	SD-W	75	100	50	225	94.37%	212.3
Baby Arizmendi	Draw	50		50	100	83.33%	83.3
Henry Armstrong	SD-L	25	25	25	75	88.35%	66.3
Baby Arizmendi	KO	100		100	200	83.17%	166.3
Henry Armstrong	UD-W	90	100	100	290	89.19%	258.6
Lew Jenkins	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Lew Jenkins	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Totals (7-6-1, 1 KO, 1 SD, 1 SDL, 2 KOd)							1,589.2
Record in non-significant fights
89-6-6, 27 KOs, 2 SD, 2 SDL		8,600
% of fights toward 50 (35.6%)		3,061.6			3,061.6	68.55%	2,098.7
Totals							3,688.0
Peak 5 Fights
Henry Armstrong							258.6
Tony Canzoneri							256.4
Tony Canzoneri							253.5
Pedro Montanez							212.3
Fritzie Zivic							177.3
Peak 5 Totals							1,158.2
Final Totals (significant, non-significant, Peak 5)							4,846.1

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
81.	Lou Ambers	1,589.2	2,098.7	1,158.2	4,846.1
82.	Harry Wills	2,564.4	1,355.7	923.7	4,843.8
83.	Mickey Walker	1,987.8	1,775.7	1,075.4	4,838.8
84.	Joe Gans	2,314.9	1,639.8	883.0	4,837.6
85.	Sven Ottke	2,824.5	1,317.7	687.5	4,829.7
86.	Ronald "Winky" Wright	2,243.3	1,658.3	922.5	4,824.1
87.	Fighting Harada	1,259.6	2,409.2	1,105.9	4,774.7
88.	Humberto Gonzalez	1,866.7	1,952.3	907.3	4,726.4
89.	Ricardo Lopez	2,830.5	1,188.1	702.7	4,721.3
90.	Carmen Basilio	1,723.3	1,804.7	1,184.1	4,712.2
91.	Orlando Canizales	2,529.3	1,510.3	669.3	4,708.9
92.	Jeff Fenech	2,103.9	1,728.7	844.8	4,677.4
93.	Michael Carbajal	2,333.7	1,519.2	817.0	4,669.9
94.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
95.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
96.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
97.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
98.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
99.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.8
100.	Carlos Zarate	1,124.2	2,707.1	751.5	4,582.8

No. 83 - Mickey Walker

Mickey Walker is one of the boxing legends of the early 1900s with one of the very best nicknames - "The Toy Bulldog."

He earned the nickname by fighting anyone anywhere. He was both welterweight and middleweight champion during his career, beating Hall of Famers Tiger Flowers, Lew Tendler, Jack Britton, Dave Shade and Ace Hudkins.

He also took on and lost to such greats as Harry Greb and future heavyweight champions Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey.

He remains in very high esteem on lots of expert lists. ESPN ranked him 17th on its list of 50 Greatest Boxers and historian Bert Sugar placed Walker 11th on his Top 100 Fighters catalogue. The International Boxing Research Organization has him as No. 16 pound-for-pound.

Yet on this list, he's in the bottom quartile exactly because he took a lot of losses. In his 18 significant fights (title fights or against Hall of Famers), he ended up just 10-7-1.

Mickey Walker
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Jack Britton	UD-W	90	100	50	240	83.05%	199.3
Lew Tendler	UD-W	90	60	100	250	92.25%	230.6
Bobby Barrett	KO	100	100		200	52.08%	104.2
Harry Greb	UD-L	0			0		0
Dave Shade	SD-W	75	100	50	225	85.98%	193.5
Pete Latzo	UD-L	0			0		0
Tiger Flowers	UD-W	90	100	100	290	88.81%	257.5
Tommy Milligan	KO	100	100		200	87.76%	175.5
Paul Berlenbach	UD-W	90		100	190	90.00%	171.0
Ace Hudkins	SD-W	75	100	50	225	81.94%	184.4
Tommy Loughran	SD-L	25	25	25	75	86.41%	64.8
Ace Hudkins	UD-W	90	100	50	240	81.01%	194.4
Jack Sharkey	Draw	50		50	100	79.07%	79.1
Max Schmeling	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Lou Brouillard	UD-L	0			0		0
Maxie Rosenbloom	UD-L	0			0		0
Maxie Rosenbloom	UD-W	90		100	190	83.41%	158.5
Young Corbett III	UD-L	0			0		0
Totals (10-7-1, 1 KO)							1,987.8
Record in non-significant fights
84-12-3, 58 KOs, 1 SD, 1 SDL		7,800
% of fights toward 50 (32.3%)		2,593			2,593	68.48%	1,775.7
Totals							3,763.5
Peak 5 Fights
Tiger Flowers							257.5
Lew Tendler							230.6
Jack Britton							199.3
Ace Hudkins							194.4
Dave Shade							193.5
Peak 5 Totals							1,075.4
Final Totals (significant, non-significant, Peak 5)							4,838.8

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
83.	Mickey Walker	1,987.8	1,775.7	1,075.4	4,838.8
84.	Joe Gans	2,314.9	1,639.8	883.0	4,837.6
85.	Sven Ottke	2,824.5	1,317.7	687.5	4,829.7
86.	Ronald "Winky" Wright	2,243.3	1,658.3	922.5	4,824.1
87.	Fighting Harada	1,259.6	2,409.2	1,105.9	4,774.7
88.	Humberto Gonzalez	1,866.7	1,952.3	907.3	4,726.4
89.	Ricardo Lopez	2,830.5	1,188.1	702.7	4,721.3
90.	Carmen Basilio	1,723.3	1,804.7	1,184.1	4,712.2
91.	Orlando Canizales	2,529.3	1,510.3	669.3	4,708.9
92.	Jeff Fenech	2,103.9	1,728.7	844.8	4,677.4
93.	Michael Carbajal	2,333.7	1,519.2	817.0	4,669.9
94.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
95.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
96.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
97.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
98.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
99.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.8
100.	Carlos Zarate	1,124.2	2,707.1	751.5	4,582.8

No. 94 - Deontay Wilder

One of the most tiring or entertaining debates today is whether or not Deontay Wilder is one of the all-time greats or a one-trick pony knocking off a series of tomato cans.

In my system, his recent win over Luis Ortiz moved him into the top 100 fighters all time, but he has a ways to go before he deserves to be in the conversation of top heavyweights ever.

Here are the positives for the "Bronze Bomber."

He has an amazing knockout record, having recorded knockouts in 41 of his 43 fights. No heavyweight ever has that kind of record. He's maximized the points against the fighters they've put in front of him.

Counting his unanimous win over Bermane Stiverne in 2015 to win the WBC heavyweight title, Wilder now has 10 wins in world title fights (so the draw against Tyson Fury is not included). The list of heavyweights who have accomplished that feat is not long. Here are the other heavyweights with 10 plus heavyweight title fight wins: Wladimire Klitschko, Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali, Larry Holmes, Lennox Lewis, Vitali Klitschko, Mike Tyson and Joe Frazier. That's a good list to be on.

Here are the negatives. Wilder has fought no unification fights so he's not racking up a lot of points with each title fight. To really make a run at the fighters above he needs to begin unifying the belts.

He has no Hall of Fame points and needs to take some risks. Right now, the only Hall of Fame bonus points he'll likely receive is for his draw against Tyson Fury. If Luis Ortiz rebounds and wins a title he'd have a shot at the Hall of Fame, which would help Wilder's case. For Deontay to make a run at the top 50 or even top 25 - as some of his supporters already believe he is - he'll need to beat Fury and the winner of the Andy Ruiz/Anthony Joshua fight and then defend those belts successfully against someone like Oleksandr Usyk.

That's a tall task and if Wilder accomplishes it his detractors won't have much of a case. But the clock is ticking. Wilder already is 34 years old.

Deontay Wilder
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Kelvin Price	KO	100	20		120	100.00%	120.0
Siarhei Liakhovich	KO	100	20		120	83.33%	100.0
Nicolai Firtha	KO	100	20		120	67.74%	81.3
Bermane Stiverne	UD-W	90	40		130	96.00%	124.8
Eric Molina	KO	100	40		140	92.00%	128.8
Johann Duhaupas	KO	100	40		140	94.12%	131.8
Artur Szpilka	KO	100	40		140	95.24%	133.3
Chris Arreola	KO	100	40		140	90.00%	126.0
Gerald Washington	KO	100	40		140	100.00%	140.0
Bermane Stiverne	KO	100	40		140	92.59%	129.6
Luis Ortiz	KO	100	40		140	100.00%	140.0
Tyson Fury	Draw	50	20		70	100.00%	70.0
Dominic Breazeale	KO	100	40		140	95.24%	133.3
Luis Ortiz	KO	100	40		140	96.88%	135.6
Totals (13-0-1, 12 KOs)							1,694.6
Record in non-significant fights
29-0-0, 29 KOs		2,900
% of fights toward 50 (100%)		2,900			2,900	66.55%	1,930.0
7 fight adjustment to 50		66.6	x7		466.2	75.00%	349.7
Totals							2,279.6
Peak 5 Fights
Luis Ortiz							140.0
Gerald Washington							140.0
Luis Ortiz							135.6
Artur Szpilka							133.3
Dominic Breazeale							133.3
Peak 5 Totals							682.3
Final Totals (significant, non-significant, Peak 5)							4,656.5

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
94.	Deontay Wilder	1,694.6	2,279.6	682.3	4,656.5
95.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
96.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
97.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
98.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
99.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
100.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.5

No. 85 - Sven Ottke

Sven Ottke would be unknown outside of Germany if not for the zero in the loss column of his professional record.

Ottke was a celebrated amateur who competed in three Olympic Games and had more than 300 amateur fights before turning pro in 1997 at the age of 29. Less than a year later, he won the IBF Super Middleweight title in a disputed decision over Charles Brewer.

He would make 16 successful title defenses and pick up the WBA championship along the way when he beat Byron Mitchell in a split decision. He retired in 2004 with a 34-0 record.

He worked his way on this list by being an active and long-reigning champion. Those are the positives. The negatives are that Ottke never fought outside of Germany and benefitted from "home cooking" in several close decisions. It is highly unlikely that any of his opponents will make a major boxing Hall of Fame.

The reason Ottke pops up now is as point-counterpoint in the daily Facebook fights between fans of Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Manny fans point out that Mayweather is one of 13 championship fighters to retire undefeated - Ottke being one of them.

Sven Ottke
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Asmir Vojnovic	UD-W	90	20		110	100.00%	110.0
Charles Brewer	SD-W	75	40		115	86.49%	99.5
Giovanni Nardiello	KO	100	40		140	89.47%	125.3
Gabriel Hernandez	UD-W	90	40		130	100.00%	130.0
Thomas Tate	UD-W	90	40		130	87.80%	114.1
Glen Johnson	UD-W	90	40		130	92.31%	120.0
Lloyd Bryan	UD-W	90	40		130	86.96%	113.0
Tocker Pudwill	UD-W	90	40		130	91.89%	119.5
Charles Brewer	SD-W	75	40		115	85.37%	98.2
Silvio Branco	UD-W	90	40		130	90.91%	118.2
James Crawford	KO	100	40		140	94.29%	132.0
Ali Ennebati	KO	100	40		140	93.75%	131.3
James Butler	UD-W	90	40		130	94.74%	123.2
Anthony Mundine	KO	100	40		140	100.00%	140.0
Rick Thornberry	UD-W	90	40		130	89.29%	116.1
Thomas Tate	UD-W	90	40		130	87.23%	113.4
Joe Gatti	KO	100	40		140	81.08%	113.5
Rudy Markussen	UD-W	90	40		130	100.00%	130.0
Byron Mitchell	SD-W	75	60		135	96.15%	129.8
David Starie	UD-W	90	60		150	91.18%	136.8
Mads Larson	SD-W	75	60		135	97.78%	132.0
Robin Reid	UD-W	90	60		150	92.31%	138.5
Armand Krajnc	UD-W	90	60		150	93.55%	140.3
Total (23-0-0, 5 KOs, 3 SD)							2,824.5
Record in non-significant fights
11-0-0, 1 KO		1,000
% of fights toward 50 (100%)		1,000				63.01%	630.1
16 fight adjustment to 50		57.3	x 16		916.8	75.00%	687.6
Totals							1,317.7
PEAK 5 Fights
Armand Krajnc							140.3
Anthony Mundine							140.0
Robin Reid							138.5
David Starie							136.8
Mads Larson							132.0
PEAK 5 Total							687.5
Final totals (significant, non-significant, PEAK 5)							4,829.7

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
85.	Sven Ottke	2,824.5	1,317.7	687.5	4,829.7
86.	Ronald "Winky" Wright	2,243.3	1,658.3	922.5	4,824.1
87.	Fighting Harada	1,259.6	2,409.2	1,105.9	4,774.7
88.	Humberto Gonzalez	1,866.7	1,952.3	907.3	4,726.4
89.	Ricardo Lopez	2,830.5	1,188.1	702.7	4,721.3
90.	Carmen Basilio	1,723.3	1,804.7	1,184.1	4,712.2
91.	Orlando Canizales	2,529.3	1,510.3	669.3	4,708.9
92.	Jeff Fenech	2,103.9	1,728.7	844.8	4,677.4
93.	Michael Carbajal	2,333.7	1,519.2	817.0	4,669.9
94.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
95.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
96.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
97.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
98.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
99.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.8
100.	Carlos Zarate	1,124.2	2,707.1	751.5	4,582.8

No. 84 - Joe Gans

Joe Gans was the first African-American world boxing champion of the 20th century and one of the longest reigning world lightweight champions every, holding the title from 1902 to 1908.

Known as the Old Master, Gans was rated the greatest lightweight every by Ring Magazine founder Nat Fleischer and a bronze statue of Gans remains at Madison Square Garden. He was one of the first scientific boxers, who studied his opponents weaknesses and used those against him. In a day where you had to fight to survive, Gans took on all-comers, including losing a unanimous decision to Sam Langford.

Although his place in history is secure, he doesn't rank that highly in my system because he doesn't have a signature victory. Although he successfully defended his undisputed world title 12 times (worth a valuable 100 points each time) only one was over a Hall of Fame fighter, Battling Nelson. And Nelson's winning percentage was below 80 percent when they fought so none of Gans' victories were worth even 200 points in my system.

Perhaps some day Mike Twin Sullivan may make a Hall of Fame, earning Gans more bonus points. Otherwise, Gans is stuck in the lower echelon of the top 100 because of a lack of top-flight opponents.

Joe Gans
Significant Fights
Opponent	Result	Fight Points	Title Points	HOF Points	Total	x Win %	Final Total
Young Griffo	Draw	50		25	75	96.23%	72.2
Young Griffo	Draw	50		25	75	93.75%	70.3
Bobby Dobbs	UD-L	0			0		0
Frank Erne	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Young Griffo	KO	100		50	150	93.33%	140.0
Terry McGovern	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Steve Crosby	Draw	50	10		60	88.89%	53.3
Frank Erne	KO	100	20	50	170	87.50%	148.8
George "Elbows" McFadden	KO	100	100		200	82.00%	164.0
Kid McPartland	KO	100	100		200	76.36%	152.7
Gus Gardner (DQ)	UD-W	90	100		190	57.58%	109.4
Steve Crosby	KO	100	100		200	85.45%	170.9
Sam Langford	UD-L	0			0		0
Willie Fitzgerald	UD-W	90	100		190	77.78%	147.8
Joe Walcott	Draw	50		25	75	84.47%	63.3
Mike Twin Sullivan	KO	100	100		200	94.12%	188.2
Dave Holly	UD-W	90	100		190	77.32%	146.9
Battling Nelson	KO	100	100	50	250	79.25%	198.1
Kid Herman	KO	100	100		200	80.85%	161.7
Jimmy Britt	KO	100	100		200	80.00%	160.0
George Mesmic	UD-W	90	100		190	77.78%	147.8
Rudy Unholz	KO	100	100		200	59.70%	119.4
Battling Nelson	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Battling Nelson	KO-L	-25			-25		-25
Total (14-6-4, 10 KOs, 4 KOd)							2,314.9
Record in non-significant fights
131-4-12, 90 KOs		13,290
% of fights toward 50 (17.7%)		2,352.3				69.71%	1,639.8
PEAK 5 Fights
Battling Nelson							198.1
Mike Twin Sullivan							188.2
Steve Crosby							170.9
George "Elbows" McFadden							164.0
Kid Herman							161.7
PEAK 5 Total							883.0
Final totals (significant, non-significant, PEAK 5)							4,837.6

Boxing's 100 Countdown
Rank	Fighter	Significant Fights	Non-Significant Fights	Peak 5	Final Total
84.	Joe Gans	2,314.9	1,639.8	883.0	4,837.6
85.	Sven Ottke	2,824.5	1,317.7	687.5	4,829.7
86.	Ronald "Winky" Wright	2,243.3	1,658.3	922.5	4,824.1
87.	Fighting Harada	1,259.6	2,409.2	1,105.9	4,774.7
88.	Humberto Gonzalez	1,866.7	1,952.3	907.3	4,726.4
89.	Ricardo Lopez	2,830.5	1,188.1	702.7	4,721.3
90.	Carmen Basilio	1,723.3	1,804.7	1,184.1	4,712.2
91.	Orlando Canizales	2,529.3	1,510.3	669.3	4,708.9
92.	Jeff Fenech	2,103.9	1,728.7	844.8	4,677.4
93.	Michael Carbajal	2,333.7	1,519.2	817.0	4,669.9
94.	Marcel Thil	2,579.8	1,170.9	900.9	4,651.6
95.	Nicolino Locche	1,858.0	1,946.8	820.3	4,625.1
96.	Ricky Hatton	3,458.8	449.1	708.9	4,616.8
97.	Ismael Laguna	1,059.5	2,659.4	889.9	4,608.7
98.	Ramon "Chocalatito" Gonzalez	2,187.1	1,771.9	638.6	4,597.5
99.	Wilfredo Benitez	1,439.4	2,223.0	914.4	4,586.8
100.	Carlos Zarate	1,124.2	2,707.1	751.5	4,582.8