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albosaltenio
Legend
Bronze Level
Poker Orifice
Swede Tooth
Platinum Level
Ali #1 for sure.
Tyson is another huge fave of mine.
Also liked Arturo Gatti.
Enjoyed boxing back when Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns & Marvin Hagler were duking it out. Some great fights there!
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valeski 28
Legend
Loyaler
My favorite boxer is Marvin Hagler ..the best middleweight champion of history.I will never forget that amazing fight(it was a war) against Tommy Hearns in 1985 with that outstanding first round.It only lasted 3 rounds but it was a real war.
Max Diver
Legend
Silver Level
I liked Mike Tyson on his prime, he was great ! Sad he got out of focus years later. He could retire undefeated. His first coach when we was young was great, after he left him, problems started.
But he is the best to me.
But he is the best to me.
dimon4ik89
Visionary
Bronze Level
Most of all, as a boxer, I respect Mike Tyson. Despite his short height of 1.78 m, he had a very fast speed and very well felt the opponent and the ring. Perhaps for what I loved him as a boxer, it is for his speed and reaction. As for a man, I can’t say anything about him, I consider him only as an athlete.
DieCosta
Rock Star
Silver Level
•Felix “Tito” Trinidad as welterweight was absolutely brilliant and extraordinary.
• Julio Cesar Chavez as lightweight and super lightweight was one the best in history in my opinion .
•Sugar Ray Robinson is whit not hesitation the best boxer ever welterweight super welterweight and middleweight this man was from another league in boxing level.
• Julio Cesar Chavez as lightweight and super lightweight was one the best in history in my opinion .
•Sugar Ray Robinson is whit not hesitation the best boxer ever welterweight super welterweight and middleweight this man was from another league in boxing level.
bmess92
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Leonard Doroftei, little puncher. He was a boxing hero for my country as I grew up, but perhaps the real legend was his coach, Titi "Prosop", prosop meaning towel in english. He used to literally eat the towel from his hand during Doroftei's matches, being stressed out.
Chris Wade
Legend
Bronze Level
So many to choose from but one that hasnt been mentioned is Julio César Chávez his 90-fight unbeaten streak from the beginning of his career is the longest such run for a world-class fighter the sport has ever known. While his record was 89-0-1 going into his first loss to Frankie Randall and had an 87 fight win streak until his draw with Pernell Whitaker.
JCC one of a kind. Marvin Hagler was in these guys company.
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IanP304
Legend
Bronze Level
Since we are talking 'favourite' rather than greatest I would say for me Ricky Hatton. Partly as I am also from Manchester but mostly because he was also game for a fight and entertaining both inside the ring and out of it. The hatton vs Mayweather press conferences and weigh in a prime example of this. Here in the UK he was a real fans favourite in his hey day.
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luskata27
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Peter Belberov is a boxer in the heavyweight category over 91 kg, winner of the Strandzha Cup, as well as a bronze medalist of Euro 2015. In addition to being a boxer, he is also a programmer, not just a hired worker in a company, but a co-owner of an online development company.