personal role model

Roberto Duran! Haha, nar i dont know.

 

Tony Gallento.

A great fighter inside the ring and a prince among men outside it.

 

alexis arguello
ken buchanan
ali
joe calzaghe

 

I've got huge respect for Hearns' way of conducting himself, and Chuvalo deserves a mention as well.

But when it comes to sheer cojones, it's without a doubt Jack Johnson. As Ali said: "I may be controversial, but that man was crazy".

 

Kostya Tszyu.

 

Wonder if lax will say Tony Ayala Jnr? :think

 

max schmelling...

 

Nino Benvenuti.

 

I wish more young boxers would choose Joe Louis to be a personal role model. This sport needs less **** talkers and more humble young men who are willing to talk with only their hands. Not to mention he was patriotic and charitable to his country. :good He's definately who I look up to the most.

 

Chuvalo. Easily. The man is un-****ing-breakable. Physically and mentally.

 

Honestly can't say any regarding their outside the ring lives. When you look @ the totality of their personal lives, some pretty crappy stuff comes out; wife beating, adultery, tax dodging, assault, being an A-hole in public, the list goes on. As far as how somone conducted himself around fight time I'd go with Arguello. He always came across as a classy and respectful guy to his opponents and people in general. Then I find out the guy ends up being a middle aged coke addict and loses everything. I heard he's doing well now, three cheers for that.

 

I heard he was a wife beater though. And those tax problems

 

Klitschkos.

 

Joe Calzaghe