Best one dimensional boxer ever?

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  1. JoeAverage

    JoeAverage Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yeah, I was thinking the same.

    Then again, "the Mayweather pot shooting" he has used in several fights could be said to be very one dimensional as well.
     
  2. Dizzle

    Dizzle Active Member Full Member

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    Agreed. Took him as far as someone with a jab and then he couldnt adjust. But he got pretty far in that time.
     
  3. HyperBone

    HyperBone Silverback Gorilla Full Member

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    his natural talent got him that far. hes fast as f*ck, and his opponents does not have enough time to react. too bad cus damato passed away before his title fight, i believe he couldve done more with him... if you have natural talent like tyson but you're a loose cannon, you need guidance. bobbing and weaving and throwing power punches could only get you so far
     
  4. Quitali Bitchko

    Quitali Bitchko The Punisher Full Member

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    :rofl

    What about Thomas, one of the best jabs ever? Tony Tucker was 6'5 and had a damn good jab and yet Tyson outjabbed him (specially the 11th round is a great showcase for Tyson outjabing a taller guy). Many more examples. Go to school before you talk garbage. :nono
    Tyson could also effortlesly switch to southpaw aside from having a good inside game (with Rooney) slipping punches and being a great combination puncher. How is he one dimensional? :huh
     
  5. HyperBone

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    natural talent, thats the main reason. he liked to fight/pressure though and he is used to overpowering people once he thought they felt his power, closing the distance and throwing fast combos. he is 'one dimensional' but not in limited sense, he is just used to fighting one way, and that is through brutal aggression. once he faced the likes of holyfield and lewis though (and even buster who figured him out), who knows how to adapt in his style, he was ****ed.

    thats not to take away from tyson, he is indeed a great fighter. i believe that he also lost his hunger or drive that is why he lost to holy and lewis, it should be considered..
     
  6. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    ^^^^^
     
  7. BeaverDan

    BeaverDan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It was clearly Ali.

    He only ever used speed and skill to win fights.

    Where's the variety in that?
     
  8. HyperBone

    HyperBone Silverback Gorilla Full Member

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    :lol::lol::lol:
     
  9. Rooney

    Rooney Boxing Junkie banned

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    Pacman!!!! End thread. LOL
     
  10. jaffay

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    Carlos Monzon
     
  11. HyperBone

    HyperBone Silverback Gorilla Full Member

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    how come? please explain floydette. let's see where your brain really is.
     
  12. Rooney

    Rooney Boxing Junkie banned

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    Just wait till you see Pac V Mayweather, you will have a perfect explanation then.
    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  13. asero

    asero Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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  14. Stinky gloves

    Stinky gloves Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Floyd Maywather ... we all know how he is gonna fight, doesn't matter waht opponent he is against.
     
  15. HyperBone

    HyperBone Silverback Gorilla Full Member

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    stop licking floyds nuts, ***git.:D

    im asking for explanation and you didnt give any. dumbass.