Most sadistic fighters

No they definately did not

 

Julio cesar Chavez?

 

Saddler and Zivic in terms of dirty or rough tactics, kind of ironic considering both were supposed to be nice guys out of the ring.

In terms of actually wanting to inflict pain on the opponent, Liston and Ketchel both come to mind.

 

There's a sadist alright, but he's topped by Wilfredo Gomez,...who really enjoyed his work.

 

Some of the cruelest guys in the ring, are nice enough outside it.

Sometimes there is a total mental disconnect, between events in the ring, and the real world outside it.

 

Yes they did.

 

Sorry didn't realise you were the marquess de sade

 

I don't think Liston did.
I've read him quoted as saying he didn't like the fight business, but it's all he could do.

 

Tony Ayala

 

Nah, Butler wasn't a sadist. He was bipolar and impulsive. I'm pretty sure he felt remorse for the awful things he did. Sam and Max never would've befriended him if he were just an as shole.

 

Agapito Sanchez

 

Maidana

 

I hope he felt remorseful for what he did but setting someone on fire shrieks of sadism

Also nobody reveals there true nature at first it's a natural defensive mechanism I'm sure he made the kellerman's think he had a heart of gold

The devil always wore a kind face

 

He went straight to UCLA and begged for bipolar meds after that. We aren't living in the Middle Ages and we aren't trying to figure out who's a witch and who isn't. Butler had mental problems, but he was a different animal than a guy like Ayala who seemed to fit the sociopath mold a lot better.

Valero was cut more from the same cloth as Butler and had the head trauma to back his case. A mountain of coke didn't help either.

 

Tom Sharkey was a nasty, dirty fighter ..

Tony Galento

Early Foreman

Jim Flynn

Eusebio Pedroza