The 10 best chins in boxing history...

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James Toney, McCall are a couple heavyweights that come to mind..

Hagler at number 1, i agree with that...(Everyone should, the man slugged it out with The Hitman, and im not talking about the pasty midget one either..)

 

I am assuming that this list is "Best Chins" in a pound for pound sense??

Theres a lot of difference between taking middleweight headshots and George Chuvalo turning to the ref and saying "What are you, nuts?" after the ref stopped his bout with Foreman.

 

Jay Leno! If only he was a boxer. :think

 

How very true!!!

 

Hagler and Monzon don't really belong. Monzon rarley got hit, and Hagler was hurt in soe fights, but had a good defense. Gene Fullmer suffered a one punch ko from Robinson, so he does not belong. It's a mixed list. Kid Gavilan was one of greatest welters of all time, but I never heard of him being known for great chin. He had to have good on, as do all on list. It's usually th elesser fighters--Tex Cobb, George "Scrapiron" Johnson, ---who get hit more and have to have great chins just to stick around.

 

Vitaly Klitschko

 

Kid Gavilan was never stopped in a career that spanned well over one hunred fights, and was only dropped three times in his entire career. In two of those fights, he got up to win the decision. Yeah...he deserves a mention in this category.

 

Ever ****in list, McCullough is always ignored on them, terrible bull****.

 

I don't think I've ever seen bernard hopkins in trouble.

 

Eubank. And that flash knockdown early on to Calzaghe doesn't count.

 

1. James Toney

2. Jake LaMotta

The others: Monzon, Hagler, McCall, Greb, Fullmer, etc.

 

i agree,i've seen most fighters since 1958 and george chuvalo had a better chin then all of them.look who he fought for godd sakes