Bernard Hopkins

If there is something that made Bernard Hopkins in our list of top 10 boxers of all time, it is his ability to compete against high level boxers despite his age. Born in 1965 at age 51, The Executioner has been able to face the biggest names from middleweight to light heavyweight division. He broke George Foreman’s record as the oldest boxer to win a world championship.

Bernard Hopkins was also the former number one pound for pound boxer by Ring Magazine. He managed to reign as world middleweight champion from 1994 to 2005. He was able to face the likes of James Toney, Roy Jones Jr and Jermane Taylor.