Boxers who never did the road work?

Perhaps for the best.

 

Towards the end Carl Froch did bike rides rather than road work apparently.

 

Lamotta said he never ran a day in his life if thats true or not i dont know.

 

I heard something along those lines as well: that he sparred as only training.

 

Saoul Mamby said that he preferred to skip rope to increase his cardio, rather than do roadwork. He went 15 and closed strong on multiple occasions, so this training regimen appeared to work out for him.

 

Locche?

 

Ya he was a heavy smoker with an engine that wouldn't quit.. and Hatton did his road work at his parents pub drinking beer and throwing darts .. James Toney was sparring only I think ,, that explains it right? haha

 

Those guys kept on going, Lol.

 

wba middleweight titlist Jorge Castro

 

I do not think Carlos Monzon was a model family man, far from it. But inside the squared circle he was a confident, technical fighter who did what many greats in his division were unable to do, retire with their World Middleweight Title , he never lost his title in the ring. Again, you can only fight the opponents in your respective era's, not opponents from the past or future, so resumes mean absolutely nothing, zero, unless a fighter fattens his record by fighting the Senior Circuit Bunch. The skill you demonstrate and winning is what matters.

 

Did Butterbean run?

 

Fixed.

 

To MacDonalds maybe

 

I'm sure he ran out of pies a few times