Who was the most versatile fighter?

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  1. LXEX55

    LXEX55 Active Member Full Member

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    Archie Moore
     
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  2. burt bienstock

    burt bienstock Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    That's easy. Ray Robinson was along with Benny Leonard the best all around fighter in modern times. Why he even attracted an audience skipping rope...What a joy to watch him in his prime !
     
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  3. Nighttrain

    Nighttrain 'BOUT IT 'BOUT IT Full Member

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    George Foreman. . . Puncher, Preacher, Pitchman, Broadcaster,Actor and producer of Georges!
     
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  4. Saad54

    Saad54 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think Leonard was more versatile than Hagler. Marvin could have trouble with slick boxers

    Leonard showed his versatility in the Hearns fight, when he became the aggressor and hunted Hearns down.
     
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  5. JAB5239

    JAB5239 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Given everything I've dead and the little footage I've seen, I think Benny Leonard fits this description to a T.
     
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