Name a fighter, then another who's style is closest.

Juan Manuel Marquez and Ricardo Lopez.

 

Daniel Zaragoza and Juan Manuel Marquez are a much more similar than Lopez and JMM IMO

Willie Pep and Jim Driscoll

 

Andre Berto and Shane Mosley
Alexis Arguello and Carlos Zarate

 

Victor Galindez was like a stylistically inverted version of Miguel Canto IMO, albeit a much larger version.

 

I disagree. Zaragoza was much too dependent on his left hand power and threw his uppercuts far wider and wilder than Juan. I say Lopez-Marquez is a fair comparison although Ricardo had cracking hit power for his weight division.

 

Joe Louis and Ike Williams
Manny Pacquiao and Marvin Johnson
Barney Ross and Kid Gavilan
Winky Wright and Rocky Rocchigiani
Carlos Ortiz and Gus Lesnevich
Jimmy McLarnin and Kostya Tszyu

 

v klitschko and w klitschko

 

Henry Armstrong and Joe Frazier
Carlos Monzon and Michael Spinks

 

fair enough. All 3 of them are very very similar so its splitting hairs really, although you do make a valid point there about the wider shots.

Canzoneri and Fitzimmons
Basilio and Backus

 

"Stylistically inverted?" Are you referring to the stylistic inversion of Galindez' own natural slugging, brawling style that he used to win the lightheavy title from Len Hutchins to that of a patient, lay back on the ropes and wait counterpunching style? Resembling Miguel Canto??

 

Carlos Monzon, and ONLY when he's at his very best, Vitali Klitschko, and there would be mostly superficicial resemblances, such as the effective use of height and reach, as V.K., as good a heavyweight as I've seen in recent year, Lennox Lewis excepted, isn't the overall master that Monzon was amongst the middles.

 

Sammy Angott and Ernie Terrell.

 

Maybe a bit of an obscure selection, but..Clemente Sanchez, a Mexican featherweight champion of the 70's, with a powerful right hand and virtually no chin..and Ingamar Johansson. Both, incidently lost by knockout in their first defenses.