1 Jim Lampley - great command of the English language 2 max Kellerman for his insight 3 teddy atlas for his insight oversight hindsight all thee above 4 George Foreman def enhanced ring iq 5 rip to Manny steward, my uncle's favorite, also the expert on heavyweight boxing 6 Sergio Mora smooth on the mic 7 in this new era, Mauro renela seems alright, has good chemistry with the hall of fame al Bernstein 8 speaking of hall of fame: the Colonel bob Sheridan 9 rjj the best that Max's eyes ever saw did it 10 Stephen a Smith, technically not a commentator but highly passionate and argumentative.
Glad every time I hear RJJ. I remember hearing AJ and Wilder as commentators, weren't half bad lol. Lennox comes off as a bit low IQ. Kellerman, Merchant and Atlas all annoying af and I feel like they never took their shirt off in gym class. The anonymous guys from my home country always seem to have a lot of insight and are passionate when either fighter lands. Not really a list - just rambling
Those were good names but i have to go with the charge of Merchant, Lampley & Steward even if i didn't always agree with their sentiments & sometimes cruelty.
Blow by blow : 1. Howard Cossell 2. Jim Lampley 3. Ian Darke 4. Harry Carpenter 5. Tim Ryan 6. Al Albert ( Steve and Marvs brother ) Analyst : 1. Larry Merchant 2. Paulie Malignaggi 3. Boɓby Czyz 4. Al Bernstein 6. Glen McCrory 7. Rich Marrotta 8. Gil Clancy A couple of great calls that I can always recall by a couple of guys who I'm pretty sure didn't call very many fights. Jim Rosenthal : Hearns v Duran ( absolute legendary call ) and Al Michaels : Hagler v Hearns.
