Best one-dimensional fighters past and present

Joe Frazier.
Only knew one way to fight..

 

Still didn't answer my question. I guess you haven't seen Hopkins in his prime, you're just talking about things you know nothing about.

 

he hasn't come online since you asked him the question, idiot.

 

I see you edited your post minutes after you wrote it. Probably to add the "idiot" remark on the end. Says a lot about you.

 

Must suck being a Margarito fan.

 

nope i just had a typo, read floydp4pchumps quote he got it before i edited it.

 

Prince Naseem Hamed, Felix Trinidad (to a degree), Edison Miranda (to every degree), young George Foreman, Gerry Cooney (though he did show some 'footwork' against old George) and Rocky Marciano are all reasonable picks, and I'd go with Marciano. His style was never dismantled -- punch hard until your opponent is battered and exhausted, wherever and whenever, and then punch some more utilizing superior conditioning and punching power off the front foot.

That someone mentioned Ali is the most surprising, even moreso than that no-one seems to be able to spell 'dimension' correctly.

 

Henry Armstrong past.

Pacquiao today.

 

Big surprise. Fat fingers.

 

great comeback, i dont even know how to responde to that.

 

Heh....

 

:iamwiths: :iamwiths:

 

No kidding.

 

Trinidad was pretty good