If success as a boxer was solely based on how hard said boxer trained for the bout...

Well that means he must be working damn hard to stay in top shape dont you think

 

Without posting said training regimens this can be subjective.

 

Its Hagler, dude kept his weight under 160 for all those years, and still retained that Toned Body

 

Dident larry merchant and other hbo peeps state that kostya was the hardest workin boxer they have ever seen?

True dedication

 

not really, all boxers dont gain 50 pounds in between fights like chavez and solis, arreolla ect

 

how ironic that "Toned" is so close to the name "Toney"

 

cause they are dedicated and work hard

 

Ricardo mayorga

 

No chance appolo lived the life in and out the ring, where you think money gets his inspiration from? :bbb

 

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I'm a big fan of Apollo but when was the last time you saw a slick black American running around Siberia? Did you see the steep cliff face Rock scaled?:yep

 

First name that came to my mind too, saw his documentry 'Destiny' which I really enjoyed. Here it is for those who are interested.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAPh9EyGjto[/ame]

 

Hard as it is to believe, A -- with all his plaudits -- if Willie Pep spent as much time in the gym as he did in gin mills, God knows what he could've accomplished.

 

http://fighthype.com/pages/content10608.html

Mayweather is the hardest worker I've ever seen. He works all day long and never tires. Dude's a beast," stated jr. middleweight contender Deandre "The Bull" Latimore, who is currently in Floyd Mayweather's training camp helping him prepare for the September 17th showdown with Victor Ortiz. After working with Mayweather in camp, Latimore is convinced more than ever that Mayweather is the best in the world.



http://www.examiner.com/boxing-in-la...is-prerogative

What I saw in camp was far from amazing,” Smith would state following the Mayweather-Mosley bout. “It was unreal the things I had seen this guy do throughout the camp. I have never in my 24-years of boxing witnessed anything like this before. I witnessed Mayweather work out for two to three hours straight, and only taking ten second water breaks - with no bell, no minute rest, and no horse play. In the gym Mayweather is all about his business. I honestly can’t remember a single time throughout the entire camp that I even saw him get tired, and that includes during sparring, and regular workouts.”

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZEscLZB7Ig[/ame]

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