Which non-great fighter has the style to trouble a great fighter?

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  1. dpw417

    dpw417 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    A prime Hector Camacho Sr. could cause some stink...
     
  2. Boxed Ears

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    I actually don't think Mayorga is a bad shout for welters. Big, strong, awkward, iron jaw, able to trouble some great orthodox boxers, I'd think.
     
  3. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    I personally consider Camacho to be a great fighter capable of winning against a lot of other greats at the lower weight classes.
     
  4. dpw417

    dpw417 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I can understand where you are coming from, Camacho would be hard to beat especially at 130. I wouldn't quite call him a great myself, but he was a great talent and very capable.
     
  5. Ponysmallhorse

    Ponysmallhorse Small but proud Full Member

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    Danny williams would always beat Mike tyson. Bad match up for Tyson.
     
  6. albinored

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    ...rocky marciano...
     
  7. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    :patsch
     
  8. young griffo

    young griffo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Johnny Famechon with his speed,defense and movement would be a very tough nights work for an Alexis Arguello at 126 and may even win.
     
  9. mcvey

    mcvey VIP Member

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    Oh well ,it is halloween.:oops:
     
  10. prone2gr8tness

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    naseem hamed.... nino valdez
     
  11. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Punchers, reckless or patient. Julian Jackson, Nigel Benn, Bob Sattersfield, Big Cat Williams...if I had to pick just one name, I'd go for Naseem Hamed, I bet he could have given some top top men fits on one of his best nights.
     
  12. Stevie G

    Stevie G Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The most obvious is Ken Norton/Muhammad Ali or Norton/Larry Holmes. Ken is looked upon as a very good rather than great fighter. Holmes was in his prime,when they had that close one,and when Ken beat Ali in 1973,Muhammad was only slightly passed his prime. Indeed,his greatest victory was still to come.
     
  13. Stevie G

    Stevie G Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :huh You're trolling,yeah ?
     
  14. Hookie

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    Jimmy Young...

    beat Foreman, lost questionable decision to a faded but still decent Ali, lost a split-decision to a still very good Ken Norton
     
  15. Hookie

    Hookie Affeldt... Referee, Judge, and Timekeeper Full Member

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    Zora Folley and Eddie Machen were very good fighters, but not great ones.