Most boring all-time greats who ever entered the ring

No doubt he's an all time great, but I've never enjoyed watching Carlos Ortiz and I don't think he ever really looks the part on film.

I find Saddler a hard watch, too. Probably a surprising one given his knockout record, but he's one ugly fighter to look at and watching him in certain bouts against Flanagan, Riley etc. it's hard to believe he achieved greatness at all. Great fighter but not one I'd pay much money to watch.

 

I feel the same way about Ortiz ...I thought it was just me

 

Only idiots say Mayweather. His Gatti, Corrales, Canelo, Marquez, Guerrero performances were orgasmic. He has some boring performances just like anyone.

Anyway, I think Ali from 1970s. Win or loss, his all fights were f*cking boring.

 

'Orgasmic?!" Holy crap! I don't think I would want to touch a Mayweather DVD after you were done with it.

 

Yeah, FOTC and the Thrilla in Manila - they were ****, weren't they? That Mayweather on the other hand... remember his all-time classic with...now, what was his name..? Oh, that's right... no one.

 

In the Heavyweight Division (All-Time Greats), I'd say James J. Jeffries, Jack Johnson, and Wladmir Klitschko. Those 3 immediately came to my mind.

 

Both fights were good thanks to Frazier. Ali was f*ckin boring.

 

Right, whereas Mayweather was the one who made the fights he was in exciting?

 

I gave examples above. Learn to read and then reply.

 

I didn't expect Jeff to be there.

 

Wladimir Klitschko

 

He may not belong in this thread. I thought of him, because, many times, I think he wore his opponents fists out with his face. Then he would come on later and win the fight, all in uninspiring fashion. Many contemporaries said he was the closest thing to a man who couldn't be knocked out or even discouraged. That may have been a little boring to watch as a spectator.

 

I can read fine, mate. And if you found those fights exciting, you must be watching some seriously tedious **** the rest of the time.

 

Andre Ward

 

That's a horrible take.