Who was closest to being 'unknockoutable'?

McCall, he sparred with Tyson for years and never got knocked out not even dropped and I heard he once ko'd Tyson.

 

It was Page that dropped him in sparring, but McCall did spar Tyson for years.

 

Why not? Those two would have been my first choices. hard to knock out, and hard to hit presents an insurmountable combination. Another one that comes to mind is Sugar Ray Leonard.

 

Ali, Robinson, and Leonard are knock outable. Someone like Hagler washardly ever stunned/hurt.

 

My local college library may have The Boston Globe on microfilm. If anybody else on the boards is attending a college which has The Globe on microfiche, I believe that's the paper which published the story I read around the middle of Hagler's reign. (Other Boston area newpapers also likely reported this scan result.)

 

Because, all of them were knocked down in their primes, all of them have been hurt in their primes, and ready to go, and all of them are more suceptable to being knocked out than, lets say Hagler or Frazier. I was merely questioning them being his first choices.

 

Yep. Perhaps a better choice for 'unstoppable'. Another member of the unknockoutable brigade had to be Marcos Villasana.

 

I don't see how. One thing is sure and that is every fighter is human and thus open to some form of an injury.

 

I'm not talking solely about chin. I'm also talking heart, conditioning etc

If we are including everything then I could say Wilfredo Benitez in his prime.

 

Pernell Whitaker! Definitely unstoppable!

 

He fought mostly against bums and had to hit them million times before got them down.

 

Juan Laporte warrants a mention. And, for that matter, so does Saoul Mamby.

 

Defiinitely those two.:good