Which boxers are the hardest to knock?

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  1. Stickandmove

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    Fighting Gary Lockett next though - not exactly the best opponent out there.
     
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    Are you kidding? His performance against Lennox Lewis was pitiful. Tua should have stayed in 'John Ruiz KO 19 seconds' form. Instead he got fat and slow.
     
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    Yeah, Hagler is hard to knock. Only thing you could say is that he made the mistake of trying to outbox Sugar Ray Leonard at the start of their fight
     
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    Gatti should have controlled his weight and stayed in the lighter divisions - he could have been one of the best lightweights of all time instead of being a human punching bag for the likes of De La Hoya and Mayweather etc.
     
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