Top-level fighters with zero personality

leave joe alone you twat

 

Holyfield--His religious banter is nauseating. And very simple minded on top of that. Sorry dude, your "god" did not want you to win.

Lewis--You can tell he is trying to sound cocky and interesting, but the keyword is "trying". You can tell it isn't genuine.

 

I think Juan Manueal Marquez is a nice enough guy, and a hell of a fighter. But what does it say about a fighter's personality if the most distinctive part of it was a training regimen that involved drinking urine?

 

thank you

 

Floyd Mayweather, Jr., Hector Camacho, Oscar de la Hoya... all contrived superstar bull**** with zero personality.

Add to that the 10,000 nameless Ali-clones with shitty verse and worse footwork.

 

Lewis was alright in a reserved way. Played chess, loved his mum, called out "Riddiculous" Bowe. Quietly backed up his stance (almost always) against more boisterous foes. Not exactly setting the world on fire, but I thought he carried himself well enough.

 

Nah, i think Mayweather built himself up with his personality, and Camacho (at least before Rosario) seemed like a pretty colorful guy. I agree about Oscar though.

 

You are so wrong about Camacho that guy is one trippy dude and quite a charachter. Not made up at all.

I can see where your coming from with Floyd(fake persona) and Oscar(says what he thinks you wanna here).

 

I don't think Lewis is a fair one. Next to Holyfield he seems like Chris Eubank

Floyd isn't a fair one either, he always has a lot to say

 

I interviewed Camacho and if being a douche-nozzle constitutes having a personality, you are correct.

 

He's a blow hard idiot who plays a tired cliche of a superstar. Wake me up when the world grows beyond this kinda crap.

 

Well if being a Douche constitutes NOT having a personality.

Well then Pernell Whittaker wins this hands down, that guy was an *******.:verysad