Best Combination Punchers All Time by Divison?

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  1. Zopilote

    Zopilote Dinamita Full Member

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    Heavy: Tyson
    Middle: Robinson
    Light Middle: Norris
    Welter: Leonard
    Light Welter: Chavez
    Light: Duran
    Superfeather: Marquez
    Feather: Barrera
    SuperBantam: Gomez
    Bantam: Zarate
    Straw: Finito
     
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  2. Zopilote

    Zopilote Dinamita Full Member

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    Good post.

    And Chavez was a better combination puncher than Taylor as well :deal
     
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  3. Swarmer

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    Heavy: Louis
    Lt. Heavyweight: Ezzard Charles/Floyd Patterson
    Middle: Robinson
    Welter: Leonard/Robinson/Napoles
    Light: Duran/Ike Williams/Whitaker
    Feather: Pep/Arguello/Sanchez
    Bantam: Jofre
    Straw: Finito
     
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  4. BennyM3

    BennyM3 Active Member Full Member

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    Well, would have to put Calzaghe ahead of Jones.. Joe's bread and butter was combo punching, and if you look at the result of the two, you can see who had the higher win % and KO%
     
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  5. Zopilote

    Zopilote Dinamita Full Member

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    :lol:

    No. Joe's bread and butter was slapping.
     
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  6. Finesse74

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    This list is solid. Good **** man
     
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  7. Finesse74

    Finesse74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lol. Joe over RJJ?? Riiiight.
     
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  8. pmfan

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    Louis had some beautiful free flowing subtle and devastating combinations at heavy. Tyson, after intense training and only for a short time, had good combinations. But when you see him compared to a natural combination puncher like Evander (who could combination punch in his sleep) you could see who was the "made" combination puncher and who was the natural combination puncher. Even at his best, Tyson was doing those number combinations Rooney would yell into his ear. They disappeared after a few rounds if they didn't result in a ko and were pretty much a thing of the past after Tyson was about 23 years old.
     
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