Best head movement in boxing history?

Salvador was amazing but Eusebio Pedroza hasn´t far behind:

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I like Fraziers head movement the best

 

I enjoy watching Locche, feet planted, arms by his side, body still, slip multiple punches by moving his head mere inches -

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Has to be Zapata and Whitaker imo. Only two guys I've ever seen roll under hooks to the body. Better defensive radars than almost anyone, the full suite of technical and proper ways of doing things but a bit more creative, flexible and spontaneous than guys like Floyd, Locche and Pep.

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Speaking of Pep, though. He's one of the few guys who routinely moves his head in the opposite direction of his feet to avoid punches. It's so weird.

 

Carmen Basilio has incredible head movement too, very underrated.

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Probably someone in the lighter divisions but I always like a young Mike Tyson's head movement.

 

Wilfred Benitez anyone?

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by a mile. Reason being cause he wasted the least amount of energy and movement to defend.

 

I don't know if anyone here likes Muay Thai too, but Lerdsila is a defensive phenom to match any in boxing, even without liking the sport for whatever reasons you may have, this highlight is masterful.

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Pernell Whittaker deserves a mention.

 

Peak Benitez was the first to come to mind. He had "radar is his eyes".

 

While all the fighters mentioned Rightfully deserved to be.
Let's look at some fighters that were aggressive, yet extremely hard to hit cleanly....
# 1 Roberto Duràn simply brilliant head movement, no less of ATG'S than Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler gave testimony to this fact
#2 Hammerin Hank Armstrong.
His key was riding and smothering opponents punches, not giving opponents room to get any real power on shots
#3 Marvin Hagler, not only did he have a chin made of granite, at his best (1980- 84) was extremely hard to hit cleanly.
#4 Wilfredo Gomez:
Before he discovered he had devastating power, he was a excellent boxer with great defensive skills/ head movement.
#5 Ray Leonard
Could get reckless at times ( Duràn in Montreal, And Kalule) but he was a defensive savant when he wanted to be.
#6 Ali and #7 Tyson in their primes, slipped and countered with the best of them, especially in the heavyweight division.
#8 Dwight Qawi ,for a very short light heavyweight was extremely hard to hit cleanly. And usually was able to out jab his opponents.
#9 Prime Joe Frazier
The epitome of head movement. Perpetual motion.
#10
Alexis Arguello while known for his technical skills and power, had excellent head and upper body movement. Especially when considering his Foot speed was average at best..
#11 Roy Jones Jr.
Extreme athleticism disguised as a boxer. At his best almost impossible to land clean shots on.
But when he lost that athleticism, he looked very, very, very average.

 

The answer to every question with the basis of "Who has the best" in boxing terms is Roberto Duran

it's always Duran.