Which Current Boxers Have An Aura Of Invincibility...???

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  1. Pakkuman

    Pakkuman I'm not hot. I'm just BIG. banned Full Member

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    Naoya Inoue and Terrence Crawford are the only two that come to mind at the moment and I don't see them losing for a very long time.
     
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    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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    I truly believe Usyk is going to retire undefeated.
    Unless he sticks around forever and age catches up to him.
     
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    Hard not to be impressed by Beterbiev.
     
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    Inoue, Beterbiev and Usyk (at cruiser).

    Loma has looked too vulnerable (but of course incredible) at 135. 130 is his best weight, and where he could be an ATG.
     
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    Pakkuman I'm not hot. I'm just BIG. banned Full Member

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    I just can't see it. Heavyweight is a division where even the lightest hitter can carry fight ending pop. And Usyk simply lacks the size.
     
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    Loma at 126/130 had it.

    Since he moved up to 135, he has seemed more susceptible due to the size differences.
     
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    Yep be right that an maybe Wilder have Aura thing .
    For God sake don't nobody on here say Fury lol's .
     
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    Bukkake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Inoue looks incredibly special!
     
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    Big is not always better . World heavyweight champs will always change .
    Sometimes big be champ
    Sometimes short be champ
    Sometimes fat an short be champ .. Riuz ..
    Will never be just the 6 ft 8 in very big men winning for ever , will come along some smaller 6ft one man that will bash him an still happening now , good on ya Ruiz for making chubby lad's join the boxin sport .
    It can be .
     
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    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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    The size for what exactly? Usyk easily bullied heavyweights over at WSB.

    And who exactly at heavyweight is ending fights via a single blow? Especially at the top levels.
    Wilder carries massive power but rarely ends fights with one punch.
    Joshua likely hits as hard but isn´t nearly as explosive. Usually takes his time to beat the opponents down.
    Fury prefers arm punches and movement.
    Whyte and Parker can bang but neither is scoring devastating single punch KO´s.

    Usyk is the best boxer at heavyweight. No one is going to be just walking through him nor ending the fight via one punch. Usyk has proven his ability to adapt and to take a good shot.
     
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    Wilder
    Inoue
    David Benavidez
    Terrance Crawford
    Conor Benn (that one's a joke)
     
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    Wilder has to be on the list, he carries a zone of fear around him
     
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    Inoue
    Crawford
    Usyk @200 (don't know about 200+ yet)
     
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    Inoue and BETTER BEEF are the immediate two that spring to mind.
     
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    Tyson Fury. Too slick, too fast, too big.
     
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