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1. Mike Tyson
2. Roberto Duran 8. Tommy Hearns 2.5 Jack Johnson 3. Evander Holyfield 4. Rocky Marciano 5. Jack Dempsy 6. Joe Frazier 7. Marco Antonio Bererra |
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Johnson and Holyfield? No way. And Barrera was a good counter puncher. Hearns was a good mover and boxer with a big punch and Duran is slicker than people give him credit - there are way more aggressive guys than this. Read up on Tom Sharkey and Ad Wolgast.
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Just to keep the ball rolling: Battling Nelson, Beau Jack, Kid Norfolk, Lloyd Marshall, Pancho Villa, Gene Fullmer (most of the time anyway), Bob Satterfield (a little less later in his career, but until then...), and by reputation, Elmer Ray, Jack Dillon and Ever Hammer.
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Duran definately deserves a mention, as does Lewis when he was in destroy mode, (ie Ruddock, Golata) and Tyson probably won 1/2 his fights before they started. Opponents where scared shit of him, andt those who weren't got hit pretty damn early in the fight. Foreman too was very aggressive, he wasn't known for taking a backward step. Dempsey, Fraizer, Liston, Louis, Ketchel, ...the list is long.
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.......how can anyone who has seen henry armstrong on film...especially against barney ross not put him first on the list. armstrong's whole attackn was based on sheer aggression..
..plus..why no mention of beau jack? |
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