Who are the most versatile fighters in history?

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  1. tennis

    tennis Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd?

    Yes he adjusts somewhat

    But in adversity, he can't become the aggressor

    He lost to Castillo because he couldn't attack

    Did he adjust against maidana as much as maidana slowed

    Maybe a bit of both, it was too late anyway and maidana beat him
     
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    Leonard, Hagler, Duran, Robinson
     
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    SRL. He could box with the best of them or trade shots if he needed to. Depending on who he was fighting, he would adjust accordingly. Amazing skills.
     
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    floyd, was halting madainas charge, with bodypuches was he not?
     
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    These.

    I'd throw shout outs to Ricardo Lopez, Carlos Monzon, and Jack Johnson.
     
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    Sugar Ali "The Body Snatcher" Raymi

    #NoBlueprint :deal