The perfect style?

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    James Toney
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    Miguel Cotto
    Muhammad Qawi (restricted to boxing that is)
    Montell Griffin
    Tyson (restricted to boxing that is)
    Tua
    Corrie Sanders
    Julian Jackson (he was such a puncher due to his accuracy , timing and
    his technique in general more than for anything else)
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    Gene Tunney.

    A beautiful boxer with a great jab, every other important punch, fluid combinations and proficiency with either hand.

    Gene could also switch to slugger mode and finish off a reeling foe.

    And his defense was excellent: angles and great footwork.

    Every young fighter should watch Gene.
     
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    Poli Diaz.
     
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    Swarmer Patrick Full Member

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    The perfect style is the boxer-puncher. Doesn't excel against most types but is lacking in the distinct weaknesses that the other styles have.