5 fighters traits to make perfect fighter,who

Chin: Lamotta
Footwork: Benny Leonard
Technique: Ezzard Charles
Power: Wilfredo Gomez
Heart: Patterson

My "Frankenstein" would fight at lower weight classes.

 

Here's an alternate with no thinking time

Stamina=Hank
Cleverness=Whitaker
Combination Punching=SRR
Best All around boxer/puncher=Thomas Hearns
Best rough and tumble fighter=Harry Greb

 

Craftiness: Lloyd Marshall
Feinting: Archie Moore
Offence: Ezzard Charles
Defence: Holman Williams
Brain:Charley Burley

 

My killer-boxer needs more than 5 traits...

Disposition early rounds: Rocky Graziano
Disposition late rounds: Carlos Monzon
Chin: Hagler
Fast-twitch fibers: Hearns
Level of Versatility: Giardello
Power: Julian Jackson
Defensive Skill: Holman Williams
Offensive "Skill" upstairs: John "The Beast" Mugabi
Offensive Skill downstairs: Two scoops Mike McCallum. one scoop Tony Zale
Counterpunching: James Toney
Distance and Timing: Charley Burley
Stugots: Harry Greb


Corner man: Ray Arcel and Eddie Futch

.........Put THAT in your imaginary ring.

 

I really like the Graziano and Mugabi picks.

 

Combination Punching: Orlando Canizales
Stamina: Myung-Woo Yuh
Punch Resistance: Ray Mercer
One-Shot Power: Julian Jackson
Heart/Will: Saad Muhammad

Who needs a defense when you take shots as well as Ray Mercer, coupled with the will and determination of Muhammad.

 

Amazing that a world class fighter, with a substantial resume for stamina, could have escaped my notice, A. Fill me in about Myung-Woo?

 

Former Light Flyweight champion from Korea. Holds the record for most consecutive title defenses at 108lbs, and beat every opponent he ever faced. Yuh was never floored in his entire professional career I don't believe.

I site his strengths to have been his ability to throw inordinate amount of punches without becoming exhausted, throwing crisp combinations to body and head, and his head movement coupled with his quick feet allowed him to evade many of his opponent's attacks. He did lack true knockout power and was a few times guilty of fighting down to the level of his opposition, much like Orlando Canizales in that respect.

The most impressive display of his seemingly never-ending stamina was when he first fought Mario DeMarco. Both Mario and himself must have been averaging a 100 punches a round for the whole duration of the 15 and Yuh was less than exhausted by the time of the final bell.

Not being a knockout puncher by any stretch of the imagination, Yuh was accustomed to going the distance in the majority of his fights.

 

Size: Valuev
Strength: Malignaggi
Tenacity: Kevin Johnson
Defense: Librado Andrade
Intelligence: Judah

 

Thanks for the thumb-nail on Yuh, A

 

This sarcastic garbage should stay in general Boxed Ears. You know where you are. You're so much better than that!

 

Not really, but I thought you were better than lecturing against light humor. :roll:

 

Boxing mind: Ali
Boxing skills: Sugar Ray
Two-handed power: Sam Langford
Stamina: Homicide Hank
Chin: Jake LaMotta