Greatest showboater ever

Max Baer was a showboater who ocasionaly boxed between his showboating and accidentaly won the world title while doing so.

 

DITTO!

 

Ali in that Dunn fight--or was it Lubbers--where he did that windmilling with his right hand when the bout was about over.

Eubank was a master at it & I always wanted to see if the american fighters would've been willing to be a road warrior and fight the guy. and not let the cheering or those antics have an affect on them and see if they could win nevertheless. Collins handled it perfectly but I'm not sure others can and do and still Keep their A game.


Early Camacho was something. The one that fought at 130 especially. That was also one big factor I'd always wanted to see Leonard handle. And he sure didn't seem to handle those Camacho antics before the bout & sure didn't seem to get in his comfy grove about 10 seconds into a fight like he normally did. He just never seemed comfortable and it became a case of the shoe being on the other foot, since Leonard liked intimidating and playing to the crowd himself.

 

Being old and farked and not having fought for 6 years wouldn't have had anything to do with it either.

 

How about Jorge "Maromero" Paez !!

 

Didnt you hear? Redrooster set the record straight - Leonard was in his prime for both the Norris and Camacho fights.:yep

 

That's one sad story mate.

Thanx for sharing that info.

Oh, and thumbs up for mr. Johann Wilhelm Trollmann. :thumbsup

 

Kid Gavilan, hands down.