Fighters who built up an 'aura of invincibility'

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  1. Plumber From Liverpool

    Plumber From Liverpool Active Member Full Member

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    Chris Eubank the music the ring walk the jump over the rope posturing to the camera and crowd and also wandering around at the end of each round instead of back to his stool.
     
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  2. pow

    pow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    you answered your own question.
     
  3. miniq

    miniq AJ IS A BODYBUILDING BUM Full Member

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    210 pound men throwing their best overhand rights landing clean on the chin

    Fury gets up every time and fights back even harder

    Hurting Fury only makes him stronger. galvanizes him. Hot steel into cold water hardening.

    After Fury got up from both Wilder and Cunningham they both landed their best left hooks clean and Fury didn't even get moved even though he is supposed to be at his weakest as most men are when they get dropped.. He is iron.
     
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  4. Boxing2019

    Boxing2019 If you want peace, prepare war. banned Full Member

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    Valero
    Holmes before Spinks
    Klitschko before Fury
    Vitaly Klitschko
    Ali before Frazier
    Hagler
    Tyson before Douglas
    Valuev
    Roy Jones
    Mayweather
    Tua


    to be mentioned
    Wilder before Fury II
    Ruddock
    Morrison
     
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  5. pow

    pow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I am not sure that either Klitschko or Wilder really had it. Klitschko was a strong champion but in a weak era and Wilder was always seen as a hype job. Both looked very beatable against the right opponent.
     
  6. Boxing2019

    Boxing2019 If you want peace, prepare war. banned Full Member

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    Youre right on both. I added Wioder in the list only because many (not me) told he was unstoppable. As to Klitschko he seemed invincible just because his opponents were not competitive during his reign. The same as to Vitali.
     
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  7. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    GGG

    Dented by Jacobs.

    Shattered by Canelo.
     
  8. pow

    pow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    As good as Vitali was I always felt he could loose to retirement for that reason I never saw him as invincible. Terrible resume to really.
     
  9. pow

    pow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Canelo seems to have built up invincibility post Mayweather partly due to having corrupt judging to fall back on.
     
  10. Johnny_B

    Johnny_B Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    The Suga Man
    Liston
    Roy Jones Junior
    Foreman
     
  11. vast

    vast Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No i did not. The statement i responded to suggested Loma has had more than one close fight? Do tell what they are please.
     
  12. Fat_asian

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    Mike Tyson, James toney, Johnny tapia, maybe even Pacquiao for a bit. Not to mention Floyd for a while. And whenever Lennox had that eye of the tiger in him he was flawless. What about kassim ouma? He was supposed to be the best volume puncher ever.
     
  13. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Quoted out of context. Canelo never was hyped up to have an aura of invicibility like GGG was. Jacobs dented GGG's aura of invincibility, Canelo shattered it!
     
  14. iloverachel

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    Floyd Mayweather for sure
    He had some questionable wins like against Castilo and Maidana. But he is pretty much flawless and unbeatable.
    Back in his days he was the man that everyone wanted to beat
    He wasn't menacing or intimidating like Tyson, but he was just so skilled that writers even publish articles about "cracking the Mayweather Da Vinci code"
     
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