your favourite boxer who you have been alive to watch box and support ever?

Butterbean?

 

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Change the year of birth from 1977 to 1979, and this would be literally exactly the same answer as mine, word for word.

 

You're gettin pretty warm

 

I was born in 1974 in the USA and i like PBF. micky ward, hearns, hagler, lewis, tyson

 

Manny Pacquiao, closely followed by Roy Jones Jr, Juan Manuel Marquez, Bernard Hopkins, James Toney, Lennox Lewis...

Manny has the edge because every fight is exciting, and most of them thrilling. He always wants to fight the best fighter available - to me that is more important than anything. Boxing is all about the fights, if guys cherrypick then they damage the sport and cheat the fans. Also, Manny has great power and is a great finisher - my favourite fighter could never be someone who goes to points the vast majority of the time (that's why B-Hop is not my top dog), as there is nothing more thrilling than a lethal finish.

 

Eric Lucas

 

Mikkel "viking warrior" Kessler.

 

Cassius Clay/ Muhamed Ali- the greatest ever.
Carlos Monzon- tough as hell

 

tyson

 

Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

 

el topo gerena?

 

The one and only, Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.. No one will ever top him in my mind, as he'll always be my #1 with Ali right behind him.. Too bad I wasn't around to see the great Ali though..

In the future, for some reason I see Nonito Donaire taking his spot.. I mean, not as the best P4P boxer in the world, but as my favorite boxer in the next few years.. Especially with Roach now training him, Donaire can do big things and improve every fight as I'm already a fan of his..

 

i'm from 79 and been a fan since 88. obviously if you from my era then you can relate and you or your neighbor had a nintendo you gotta have love for Iron Mike. he just seemed unstoppable and it was sad in a way to watch him turn mortal through the years. he was of course one of the 3 mikes that everyone loved back in the 80's. Julio Cesar Chavez was also up there with Tyson as in fighters I followed growing up. At that time pretty much everyone did