Most astonishing and skillful moves you've seen

It may not look like much, but I'm a big fan of a countering jab Alvarez landed on Cotto. I call those disruptive jabs. Quick, sharp, perfectly timed, disruptive.

 

Man what a shot.

 

Definitely. If Canelo had the stamina to match his skills, he'd be twice as good.

 

My all time favorite out of the ring moment in the history of boxing.

 

I'm undecided between Larry's dropkick or Scott LeDoux kicking Howard Cosell's toupee off as my favorite out of the ring moment.

 

Yes!!!!! In before anybody else says May's check-hook against Ricky......

 

Duran 'waltzing' DeJesus then pounding him with body shots.

Chang's general headmovement and shifting against Zapata.

Watanabe's left straight - right hook.

Canzoneri and Chocolate having multiple exchanges without hitting each other.

 

Burned into my memory is Hearns' second knockdown of Leonard in their second fight. I remember watching that as a kid and thinking it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen.

 

Ali’s Mirage before war banishment

Floyd Mayweather and willis pep avoiding shots

 

In work and haven't had a chance to read through properly so apologies if repeated.

RJJ - hands behind his back then catches his opponent, never ceases to amaze me.

Duran - cant remember the opponent, but Duran pawed his jab, to entice the counter, then slipped the counter, and countered the counter, pretty sure hes done it a lot, just one of my favourite things to watch.

 

Toneys counter right off the shoulder roll was beautiful

 

JJW should have a whole section in this thread. He did some excellent moves against Louis, resulting in 4 KDs and a controversial decision over a certified top 3 HW champ. Him walking himself on to Ezzard Charles was a thing of beauty.
But using both Ezzard Charles and Walcott again the check hook Ezzard decked Walcott with in the 2nd fight was near perfect.

 

Ali, hands down avoiding a fast straight punching combination from Terrell which missed by inches. With the tiniest movement it was the damnest thing I ever saw.