What's the worst gimmick in boxing?

the messed up thing is all the worst gimmicks werent so bad because they are the biggest draw in boxing ..

conor boxing fans dont really like him but the dude is known in the fight game . same thing with broner most of us cant stand him but the dude draws numbers..

tyson fury acting like a goon dressing up as bat man only to beat the man at heavy weight.

 

Whyte's weird howling thing he does. DSG's weird ****ing mask. McGregor just for everything.

 

Deontay Wilder's autistic screechings.
Conor McGregor's whole persona
Tony "I do it for my kids" Bellew
Gennady Golovkin "he's a good boy"

 

How about self-proclaimed, so-called "real fightin' men" who bang on-and-on claiming that they [1] will fight anybody, anyplace, anytime and for any reason; [2] regularly beat up 30ish year old men when they were 10 years old; and [3] will "destroy" anyone that gets in the ring with them.

When, in actually, they: [1] bottle it with fake injuries and other lame excuses at the drop of a hat; [2] hardly fight at all; [3] when they do get in the ring they are running, dancing and slapping trying to win by seeing if they can steal rounds by outlanding someone 8 punches to 5 punches; [4] try to gain advantages with PEDs and chicken-xxxx promotional stunts and [5] don't have enough punching power to bust a grape.

Can anyone guess to whom I refer?

 

Maybe if it were a straight up xenomorph mask.

Gimp mask had potential. Add a gag ball and leather collar. He almost had it.

 

FMJ always throwing dollar bills at the camera, always flashing the "money" some how during the build up. Personally I like him way better as Pretty Boy Floyd. But being "Money" made him more money. Still cringe worthy.

 

"he is good boy" and
"Mexican style"

Can't stand it... So corny with the cheesy smile to boot.

 

25 stone Fury's comeback tweets.

 

Answer: Tyson Fury

 

What do ya mean? That's his new fighting weight

 

This is a good thread.

 

Same here!

 

I think he means well, but he can be overbearing and belligerent in defense or praise of his family. He makes valid points, but could benefit from toning down the bluster. You can see definite shades of John in Tyson, but it's tempered with a genuine, natural personal charm and air of approachability the old man doesn't have.