The top 10 greatest boxers of all time have been ranked by artificial intelligence with Mike Tyson having been given a surprising position.
While some may consider it to represent an existential threat to long-standing professions, it also can be a very useful tool in identifying illnesses, speeding up administrative work and apparently, determining who the greatest boxer of all time is., who was once the youngest heavyweight champion of all time and the first heavyweight to simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles in 1987.
The first African American heavyweight champion, Jack Johnson, is in the eighth spot. The AI cited his pioneering dominance in the sport in the early 20th century and “exceptional defensive skills”.is in seventh, having gone undefeated in his entire boxing career. The 47-year-old's “defensive mastery, counter-punching ability, and business acumen” have all made him among the best fighters of all time, according to the AI., who was nicknamed "Hands of Stone," is in sixth.
In second place is Sugar Ray Robinson, who the AI notes is “widely regarded as the greatest pound-for-pound boxer ever”. Robinson earned him world titles in multiple weight classes and racked up an exceptional record of 173 wins with 108 knockouts.Ali's “skill, charisma, and cultural impact” are all credited for transcending boxing, while he, of course, won the heavyweight title on three occasions.