Name fighters that have/had the same exact styles

Also, before I forget, that guy Martin Honorio REALLY reminds of Rafael and Juan Manuel Marquez in terms of posture, the way he holds his hands and fights side on etc.

 

Martinez-Camacho....Flashy style.

Bradley-Aron Pryor...relentless attack.

 

Koki Kameda and Baby Kid Chocolate

 

I guess Joe Frazier and Bert Cooper were somewhat similar, although different in many other ways.

 

have you seen margo vs cintron and angulo vs cintron?

cintron looked like sugar ray in there with his showboating and outboxing angulo.

 

vitlay is like carl froch fighting welterweights

and bradley and ward fight very much alike, both throw combinations, both use their heads alot, both utilize the clinch and both punch not too hard.

 

you stupid ignorant bean eating ******ed puerto wigger

go watch them fight

btw its physically impossible for one not to be quicker than the other

but your uneducated burger flipping, tire jacking, sister impregnating ass wouldn't know that would it?

 

:rofl Alok trying to go ham! You ****ing fool...Let people know when you say **** like this...I spit my drink up reading this ****!

 

good comparison both are a product of the damato school.both fight in the peek-a-boo stance,both are fighters who use a lot head and body movement

 

Eh, not really. Tua bobs and weaves sometimes like Frazier and he uses the same kinds of cross arm defenses, but overall, Frazier was a much more versatile fighter than Tua ever was.

Although I will say that Tua fought in a style which closer resembled Frazier's over Tyson's even though Tua was often compared to Tyson when he was younger.

 

:-( i'm on the way to my third perma-ban

 

Best comparison right now is Andre Ward - Bernard Hopkins. Too bad Ward fights like the older version of B-HOP and not the younger version because his style is just flat out ass ugly and boring to watch.


Funny thing is Ward actually tried to fight like Roy Jones when he first turned pro and obviously he didn't have the same kind sof physical talents as Roy did so he had to switch it up and picked a more low-risk style and began to emulate Bernard Hopkins.