We often concentrate on the big boys, and this will be a refreshing change. Everyone who sees this--post a thread with a small article on your favorite non-heavyweight fighter.
1. Roberto Duran 2. Pernell Whitaker 3. Bernard Hopkins 4. Aaron Pryor 5. Salvador Sanchez 6. Marco Antonio Barrera 7. Marvin Hagler 8. Harry Greb 9. Stanley Ketchel 10. Bobby Chacon
Well if I was pointing at my avatar it would be 'Amanda, available for hardcore shoots, private dances and escorts' but it's gotta be the 'Motor City Cobra' for me.
buck smith. he was certainly not great, but i loved his attitude. and you just gotta love a guy who had no coach and basically taught himself how to box.
Roberto Duran Oscar De La Hoya Pernell Whitaker Marvin Hagler Juan Manuel Marquez Bernard Hopkins Thomas Hearns Donald Curry James Toney Sugar Ray Robinson
Whitaker is known for his defense, and rightfully so. He also had a good jab, body attack, and high punch output. Chavez had one of the best offenses ever. I love to watch his combinations, the way he cuts off the ring, and even the way he would break clinches. Mike McCallum is the only person that I can trully say was good at everything. James Toney may be the best counterpuncher I have ever seen. Sorry that I could not give just one name. If pressed, I would have to say Whitaker; from my generation.
Willie Pep,Benny Leonard,Mickey Walker,Harry Greb,Stanley Ketchel,Tony Canzanari,SRR,Henry Armstrong,Duran,Sammy Angott,Billy Conn,Rocky Graziano,Jake Lamotta,Beau Jack,Carmine Basilio,Ken Buchanan,Ruben Olivares,Wilfredo Gomez,Salvatore Sanchez, Azuma Nelson,Pancho Villa, Jimmy Wilde,Bobby Chacon,Danny Lopez,Tony Zale,Arturo Gatti,Mickey Ward,Al Bummy Davis,Barney Ross,Marvin Hagler,Carlos Monzon.Sam Langford..not in order