Hagler at times seemed like the perfect fighter. Meldrick Taylor in the 1st JCC fight looked incredible.
Of course, I should rephrase myself. Meldrick Taylor in the 1st 11 rounds of the JCC fight looked incredible.
Yes I agree Flea, Ricardo Lopez, Duran, and RJ are all excellent choices for being visually the top tier of boxers filmed.
live on TV, either Jones or Leonard or mayweather...in person, meldrick taylor (i havent seen many great fighters though in person, and this was a past prime taylor) on film...ehhhh either the first 3 or Robinson...but i have to say Robinson
Hearns was asked why he didn't box Hagler. He said that was his intention but "Hagler wouldn't let me" As for the best fighter...live...Azumah Nelson
Mine's quite predictable. A certain Walker Smith Jr. Everything was the fine line of perfect. Especially as a welterweight. Not to mention his stint at middleweight up until 1952.
I've never seen Sugar Ray Robinson live because I'm too young for that, but he's the best I've ever seen on film and better than anyone I've seen live. The best fighters I've seen during my lifetime (in no particular order) would be Ali, Spinks, Leonard, Duran, Monzon, Hagler and Sanchez. The best fighter I've seen in an arena live is Sweet Pea.