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Brian Minto. He is a relentless warrior with power in both hands, a granite chin, fast hands, and ATG trainers. Next ATG Heavyweight champion of the world, no doubt in my mind.

 

JT has fought a who's who of boxing, not a geriatric Chavez and Camacho like your Golden Panties hero.

 

Shane Mosley.

Pure heart.

 

i think he means james toney not jermain taylor

 

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bernard hopkins- completely remodelled his style to increase his longevity and is still facing the elite well into his 40s. He fights in a style comfortable to him and resists calls for him to entertain or be more aggressive by fighting to win. In terms of ring intelligence he could be the best ever and theres no-one i dont think he'd have the blue print to defeat. To summarise he did what all athletes should...got in shape stayed in shape and perfected his craft

 

Chris Byrd:

That undersized, slapping Rasta Impasta beat some giants at heavyweight. Early in his career, giving away 40 pounds to
Lionel Butler, Byrd dropped him twice en route to an 8th round victory.
Giving away 34 pounds, 6 inches in reach, and 3 inches in height, Byrd shut-out Ross Purrity, who a few months later would prove to be too much man for Wladimir Klitschko. After Ike Ibeatahoochie turned Byrd into a drooling mess, Byrd would later face the undefeated, 6'7, 245 lb Vitali Klitschko. Byrd would be too much for Quitali, as his elusive frame caused Vitali to hurt his shoulder and quit after Byrd's intense pressure in round 9. Byrd later outboxed a lean David Tua, Evander Holyfield (coming off a win against former HW champ Hasim Rahman), score a decision win over the 6'6, 270 lb. Jameel McCline.

Byrd's face also made a nice punching bag for Wladimir Klitschko and Shaun George.

 

oscar de la hoya -

good lookin' guy, bad ass boxer.

 

Nonito Donaire. Young and quick with great reflexes, handspeed and power. And most importantly he wants to fight everyone and anyone.

 

Jorge Linares

Young and talented. Very smart and poised. Can counter or lead. Never panics and never gets overexcited. Picks his opponents off slowly but surely. Class

 

Alexis Arguello

He was the epitomy of what a champion should be. He had knockout power in both hands, and never loses his composure regardless of the adversity in front of him. He did everything by the book, and sought out the best champions in each weight class he delved in. An All-time great fighter and personality.

 

I was about to post the same thing . . . you beat me into it.

:rofl :rofl :rofl

 

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