Vastly Underrated ...

frankenfrank · Jun 30, 2011

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Chavez' & Armstrong's ability to fight backwards and/or step back then land what's necessary.

Chavez', Armstrong's, & DLH's combinations. Very beautiful work when they put their punches together. DLH was not as precise as the other two at all but much of his work is pretty pleasing to watch when he throws correctly(many times he'd slap with his punches and not put enough torque in them but with the one's he did...man were they good to watch).

DLH's defense

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& SRL's
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They were warriors with bad intentions in the ring always giving what they could. Yes they may have been "models" outside of the ring but nothing was pretty about how they fought in the ring they were destructive. How great would a fight between them at 147 be?

Wlad's chin. It's not glass and he's only been stopped by punchers(Purrity may have been the exception but Wlad was fatigued more than anything)

Ali's physical strength was already said but I'll add another thing to that, he bullied a prime Foreman in clinches! People forget that fact.
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How you explain Pacquiao then ? DLH even said afterward that Pacquiao doesn't punch hard.

Saintpat · Jun 30, 2011

P00ckerh00ked said: ↑

Emile Griffith

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This.

And Al Bernstein on play-by-play.

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