 James J. Jeffries and James J. Corbett, of course, Jeffries knocked him out in the 23rd round back in 1900. I wasn't there. Believe it, I wasn't there. Julian Jackson, one of the best punchers in the history of boxing, without a doubt. The Hawk, 154 pounds. Nobody could ever hit harder, I don't think, maybe except Tommy Hearns. Of course, they never fought. They were in the same stable at one point in time, but then Jackson left, and they never fought. But the bottom line is that would have been a super fight at 154 pounds.