That's what I would have said. I'm pretty sure Kirkland couldn't figure out what he was doing himself 95% of the time.
Laing is a good shout ,I saw him box rings around Colin Jones twice ,only to be kod each time,Young Griffo was considered unfathomnable ,sober and at his best.
He fought with his hands at waist height ,used a lot of feints ,he had quick hands and good power,relied on his reflexes to evade punches,one of his more noteworthy wins was over a comebacking Duran.
Bob Fitzsimmons must have been murder to fathom, seems even the journalists of the time couldn't decide upon how to properly descibre his style, which I feel had become more familiar by the time of the Maher fight. I don't agree with Greb Klompton, same as Armstrong, it was easy to understand and near impossible to counter.
Again, you seem to simplify Greb's style, even though many accounts describe him as more than just a pure pressure swarmer, especially the accounts of his sessions with Dempsey. Armstrong was easier to figure out for sure, based on his losses. I see Greb as more of a mixture of Saddler and Calzaghe style-wise than a bigger Armstrong.
Saddler and Calzaghe mixed would be...what though? Surley a dirty pressure fighter. Stylewise I mean, i'm not writing Saddler, Calzaghe or Greb off into one dimension.