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I like Lennox Lewis and Joe Frazier, two guys that never really caught people's fancy despite being 2 of the best ever. I also really like how Frazier was up against "the people's fighter" in Ali (III), and just blocked everything out and trained really hard with a single focus of winning the fight after the loss to Foreman, against Ali who was insulting him and wasn't training hard.
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Ali, hands down. -
Sugar Ray Robinson.Comment
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or hands down, which is how he fought half the time.Originally posted by gm
(he's a dual fave; both in and out of the ring)Comment
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Cassicus Clayphsstt!Comment
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I'm a child of the mid-80s HBO boxing...and with that my favorite will always be:
Mike Tyson.You there, on the motorbike! Sell me one of your melons!Comment
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That was the first thought that came to my mind, too.Originally posted by Per AndersenComment
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SUGAR RAY ROBINSON, JOE LOUISComment
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Although I wasn't born when this man put on a pair of boxing gloves my pick is Galveston's Finest Jack Arthur Johnson he paved the way for every American Athlete that reached superstar status in the USA everytime when won a match against a white opponent a race riot took place afterwards.None of the boxers had to deal with the problems he encountered in his lifetime and not forgetting he flaunted his dating rituals with caucasian women which really made him a hated man by America and to this day Congress is trying give him a pardon for this so-called crime.Comment
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Muhammad AliComment
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GOAT
El Hajji Muhammad AliComment
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To all fans of Ali this is him at his best in his youth enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU2YPXghFkUComment
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I think I'm about your age, but Ali is still my favorite. Thank God for ESPN's Classic Sports Network.Originally posted by scottmitchell74Comment
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I think the Cleveland Williams fight was his masterpiece.Originally posted by dal4018Comment
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There is a new video game out called "Fight Night" and these two go at it in their primeOriginally posted by jazzcyclistComment
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