Who exactly is this "Perfect Boxer"????

He dropped and stopped a lot of big guys, Like Linares, Nakatani, Commey, Kambosos and Campbell.

 

Nobody's perfect, but if you mean closest to perfection:


All time...Sugar Ray Robinson. (Joe Louis deserves a mention).

Currently....Usyk. (Bud Crawford deserves a mention).

 

And don't forget that he also brought the female under wear.

 

I don't really care about a boxers personal life to be honest, as long as he's not hurting anyone outside the ring.

 

100%

 

Better than the dog sh.t fighters Fury has beaten
40 year old wlad is the only guy that would be quite high on Floyd list

Chico and hernandez are way better than the bums that Fury has beat

I like Fury, but you can't even begin to compare Fury to Floyd. He's not even in the same ball park

 

I still maintain that 140 was his best weight,but the division wasn't as lucrative as 147 and he didn't stay there. It would probably have been mannys best weight or 135

Say what you want about gatti, but that performance from Floyd was punch perfect. He was extraordinary that night, just flawless

 

him and prime tyson are my most entertaining boxers to watch. maybe not perfect but like the complete package

returning to the thread yeah, I think it's definitely srr

 

what were prime robinson flaws?

 

Keep my girlfriend out of your mouth.

 

The answer is Curt Hennig.

Unfortunately for us, he chose to become a wrestler rather than a boxer (or basketball player, football player, darts player, pool hustler, Olympic diver, bowler, golfer, etc).

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Neither do I.

I was an Oscar fan while he boxed.

I thought he clearly beat Tito, clearly lost to Storm, and had no business ever getting into the ring with BHop.

I also thought he edged Shane in their second fight.

I'm less of a fan of Oscar the promoter.

 

At their best, Inoue, Holyfield, Leonard, Middleweight Hopkins, Briedis, Mayweather LW, these are all fighters without any obvious weaknesses who could’ve beaten anyone in their division at their peak.

 

All should have this mindset.

 

IMHO no one is a perfect boxer.
But I listened to someone call Sugar Ray Robinson a perfect boxer.