where are all the great southpaws?

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  1. Clinton

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    :goodGreat list. Nice mentioning Saldivar
     
  2. Clinton

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    :goodGreat shout. At 175 he was a nightmare.
     
  3. Clinton

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  4. Saad54

    Saad54 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Whitaker is not a great in your opinion, or Manny? You're off right there
     
  5. burt bienstock

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    Bob Murphy, never a champion but one of the toughest light heavyweights of the 1940s, who was NEVER in a dull fight...
     
  6. jowcol

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    years ago I boxed as an amateur (not really just went to the St. Rita's gym and sparred and trained with Champ Chaney (who trained a young Marvin Johnson). I boxed southpaw tho being adept with both hands. I always thought I should have converted. I could never get that right hook into any kind of weapon. :roll:
    The left hook is such a potent asset in boxing; many great left hookers were natural righties. (my hero Patterson).
    Good thread!
    Question: Are there ANY southpaws out there in history who were known for having a lights out Right Hook?
     
  7. 2piece

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  8. rodney

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    Edwin Valeto !!'n