Best Nickname in BOXING HISTORY!?

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El Chacal

 

Daniel Eduard, known as "The Hatian Sensation".

 

Easy one...
Roberto "Manos De Pierda/Hands of Stone" Duran

 

How could we forget-- Emmanuel "The Drunken Master" Augustus...

And i know for sure every latina and filipina girl, and i mean every one of them love...

Mr. El Brucha....Martin "El Brucha" Honorio.

 

aye quality.

Was a good player for oldham when we had him.

I like the spanish names best a lot of the time

Dinamita
El terrible
Manos Di Peidra


Iron Mike was also a good one
Hitman

 

Iron Mike is the only one I know that can be used on the street and people know who you're talking about immediately.

 

Homicide Hank
The Body Snatcher
Manos de Pierda
Tijuana Tornado
Second to Nunn

 

glamour with the hammer
simply the best
Baby jack

 

Yeah, it works best if you can call them that when you talk to them.

In that light, Michael "Second to" Nunn always struck me as strange.

If you see him on the street, do you call out "Hey Second to!"

 

Fun thread.

Cant believe it took until the eleventh page for darnell wilson to arrive on the scene.

I too am a huge fan of Vitali's nickname in German, Dr. Eisenfoust, it just sounds so menacing and cheesy all at once. And in fairness to buffer his delivery of it is fantastic, makes it even more outlandish.

"One Size" Fitz Hall had me laughing for a good five minutes.

But the fictional "Count of Monte Fisto" is unbeatable.

The Beau Jack poem was awesome too. Second great post iv seen from that guy today.

P.s the guy who made the 123 kid joke may have stumbled upon a great nickname for a guy who scores a lot of flash knockdowns or alternatively jumps up too quick when he hits the floor.

 

explained his career though. a beautiful flowing pattern to a ball of gas after his manager left him.

 

Sven Warddke

 

Wilfred "El Radar" Benitez.


Can't believe this hasn't been mentioned yet.

 

Maybe not the best, but I get a kick out of Jeffery Mathebula's

"The Marvelous Mongoose."


How do the announcers even say that, without cracking up?