Emmanuel Burton also had a pleasing style, I think he could have done more with his career if he was a little more disciplined.
on his way to the top smokin' joe was great to watch.bobbin' and weavin and rollin to get that left hook in.superb
Gene Tunney was ahead of his time technique and stylewise, and still remains the most underrated heavyweight champion of all time.
While I haven't seen alot of him Ralph Dupas had a beautiful style. Ken Buchanan was great to watch esp against Paduano. Anthony Stephens while not a great fighter had a smooth style esp against Bramble and Brazier 2. Roger Mayweather in his prime had a beautiful style-always looking to set up that righthand.
:-blood:bartnut:barf:verysad:-(( i entered this thread with a conscious curiosity if someone will mention him. the ugliest dirtiest fouliest style ever. surpassing even lloyd honeyghan , tyson , marciano and holyfield altogether. mccallums' clinch+honeyghan's headbutts+faking lowblows (original) = hopkins' style. and yet , for tickboy he is greater mw than james toney. good clean styles belong to toney , griffin , jones , julian jackson . i saw almost every important toney fight and no fouls. also very efficient and effective style. jones' style is on his self responsibility but interesting to watch.
Ike Williams is always a joy to watch, he had those floating, gliding movements and the beautiful jab. Hedgemon Lewis was another fighter who was very pleasing to the eye.