Successful fighters with the worst reflexes?

Frank Bruno, but only because he became a world champ, other than that he wasn`t a success. Bowe was awful at slipping shots, he took more punches than most heavyweight champs have partly because because he threw so many shots, he would of toyed with Bruno though!

 

Max Baer

 

Two-ton Tony Galento. A scything type left hook, butts, plus a shot to the huevos...his
standard combination punching routine.

 

Baer often credited working as a butcher boy, carrying heavy carcasses of meat, stunning cattle with one blow, and working at a gravel pit, for developing his powerful shoulders (an article in the January 1939 edition of The Family Circle Magazine reported that Baer also took the Charles Atlas exercise course.)[

 

RAFAEL BAZOOKA LIMON

 

Nickolay Valuev
Aleksandr Ustinov
Ray Austin
Dominic Breazeale
Lucas Browne

 

Dennis Andres.not a reflex fighter just HARD

 

His main adversary Jeff Harding redefined toughness. His head movement non existent. Their trilogy one of the most brutal ever.

 

Did his brother and son take the same course because they are all built the same?

 

Foreman

Antuofermo

 

Carl Thompson.

 

Probably.

 

Jose Luis Ramirez