Other than RJJ and Pacquiao, name ATGs that didn't utilize a strong jab?

Roy Jones did possess a good jab, he just didn't need to bother with it much. I'm sure you've seen the Pazienza fight.

 

The Sugars Robinson, Leonard and Mosley.

 

Both Hopkins and your boy Mayweather prefer leads rather than working off a good jab even though both have good ones.

 

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personally, that's probably the best jab i've ever seen

other names: joe frazier, charly burley (from reports anyway), galaxy, mosley

 

The Brockton Blockbuster

 

IF you are being strict on who you classify as great for the sake of the thread it's a tough one to think of many offhand.

I don't agree with Robinson and Leonard.Hopkins jab is nothing particularly special, but he still has an educated one, same with Mayweather though he is a good enough call.

Duran, Locche, Galindez, Zapata, Chang, Toney, Olivares all were guilty of neglecting it as a primary pointscoring weapon, but they all still made educated use of it either on the way in or as a disruptive tool.

A lot of the asian borderline greats didn't make much use of one.The Galaxy brothers, Ebihara...Moon just liked his clubbing bombs.Even sophisticatd boxer-punchers like Gushiken and especially Watanabe mostly used it as a range-finder.

 

yeah, the Pazienza fight is the first one that comes to mind when considering Jones is jab. But in general it wasnt a punch he utilized. He simply never needed to. All leaping left hooks and lead rights.

 

Mayweathers best use of the jab is too the body. One of his best weapons in my humble opinion.

 

It wasn't exactly difficult for Roy to utilize an effective jab against a technically inept midget like Pazienza. When did he ever use one on a note-worthy opponent of similar size? The most I ever saw him throw one otherwise was in the first Griffin fight, in which he landed what seemed about 5%. I don't think a consistent jab would've worked for his style, which is why he tended to just pot-shot with it when the openings came.