Fighters with ugly styles

ward and b hop

 

Hopkins, Wlad.

Heavyweights lack a lot of fluidity. Jab crossing all night. Can be boring as ****!

 

Molina Abril ward Hopkins but very effective

 

if including retired fighters, then:

Ruiz
Clottey
Ward

 

Khan. his style is ugly as hell. jittery, no rhythm, no fluidity in his combinations, and stiff as can be.

brings absolutely no style. looks like hes on the mits when hes fighting.

 

Sergio Mora

 

Carlos Molina

C-a-r-l-o-s M-o-l-i-n-a

Carlos Molina

Molina, Carlos

C.Molina


:barf:barf:scaredas::scaredas::tired:tired:tired:tired:tired

 

john ruiz and carlos molina....two of my favorites!!!

they don't look like much....but they know how to win!!!!

 

Hopkins and Wladimir Klitschko, what is the relation?? A fluid, sneaky ATG, technical sound and much above average boxing intelligent fighter and a 6ft6in tall shaky chin who is basically an athletic guy for that weight, a one -handed fighter who finishes with right hands down the pipe but only looking for safety first. If you are bored, play the F***in piano meathead!!! With all due respect...

 

yeah, exactly, the best SMW in the Whole Wide World and the Professor... Man, just stick to the Mickey Ward-Arturo Gatti (RIP) trilogies, the Ron Lyles-George Foreman Brawls, the Earnie Shavers-Ken Norton 1st round affairs, the Julian Jacksons-Gman fights of this world and let the boxers do the boxing.

 

Carlos Molina has to be the active #1, but he has nothing on Ruiz.

 

Its ugly because it is boring. Jab, jab grab doesnt really win over the hearts and minds

Bhop is and ugly fighter as well cagey and crafty but is ugly.

However, despite the above two who are boring Ugly. There can only by ONE in terms of real Ugly style, form, and technique . . . Joe Calslappy!!

 

Huck
Froch
Hopkins
Wlad

 

i am probably the biggest john ruiz fan out there. i despised his style in the beginning....but after watching the holyfield fights numerous times....i really came to appreciate this dude.

he wasn't the fastest...
far from the strongest...
not a big puncher....
not very slick....

but he knew how to put it all together and pull out victory!!! he beat holyfield more decisively than lewis did. he dropped him hard. there were plenty of guys he should have lost to but he knew how to slow **** down...and bring a fight to a pace where he could control the outcome. ppl don't realize how difficult that is without having big punching power...and without having the slickest defense. he had an absolute understanding of his capabilities and limitations....and knew how to get the most out of the little he did have. he also totally understood how to take things away. very underrated fighter imo. very crafty.

1st and only latino heavyweight champion. he was ducked by lewis and the klitschkos for good reason. manny steward openly admitted that they chose not to fight him because they knew they couldn't look good against him.