Who is your favorite amature boxer today?
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Ben Jones Crawley England quailty boxer
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I have to go with Drago. Klitschko would make it interesting for the first 3 rounds, but Drago's relentless power would soon overwhelm his opponent. I say Drago KOs Klitschko in Round 6.
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Tito Ortiz.........because he is arrogant & mouthy...look what he did to Chuck Liddel!
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PBF is considered to be the No.1 by most "experts" at the moment. He has unequalled talent and skill of a true champion, but it seems that he is avoiding quality opposition and been doin' nothin' for the past 3 years now.\n\nSo i have to pick Manny "PACMAN" Pacquiao to be the best out there. Not only he is the top P4P boxer, but he is also the most exciting fighter to watch in the ring. he'd been fighting the best in his division and knocking them off too! and he does'nt just stop there, he seeks out for more! This guy is definitely the man to beat at 130!\n\nPACMAN rules!!!
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agreed. Floyd Mayweather is by far the best pound for pound boxer to step into the ring. The only rival to the crown might be Roy Jones Jr. 10 years ago. \nMost exciting class, that would probably be welterweight untill may, when mayweather fights Oscar at middleweight. Truth.
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No I think he may have been the most charismatic but not best boxer.  Actually he would probably get points deducted for some of his tactics nowadays. In my opinion you have to go with Rocky Marciano for being the only undefeated fighter, or possibly Joe Louis who tasted a defeat and came back and continued to fight way beyond his prime
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Thats a close one. im going to have to go with mike tyson but the fight would last along time.
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PACMAN ! He won officially TKO third round... YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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Actually I saw Audlee Harrison get beat by a no name on BFC and he has yet to fight any BIG names in the U.S. to prove himself. If you are judging by best English heavyweight he may be the one but I would have to go with Vladimir Klitchko for current best heavyweight over all. He proved this by beating Sam Peter, an undefeated hopeful, and dominating Cris Byrd. He is taking on the best of the best. His critics point to his lost to Brewster where he wore himself out but you have to remember he dominated every minute of the fight before that and there was no rematch. I think he just had a bad night.
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Winky right of course. Now I like Jermaine Taylor but he is kinda one dimensional. Winky has more experience and he is very deceiving. I know Jermaine fought a more experienced boxer in Hopkins, but Winky is more hungry and smart. He has always be underrated. I still Jermaine Taylor and he will have his time soon.
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Iran Barkley lost a lot of credibility with me with his lackluster effort against Roberto Duran. He was lucky to win that. When he was on his game Hagler would be tough to beat. I'll take the marvelous one in a close match.
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Holy crap... never thought anyone would ever talk about Lennox Lewis... I, too am a fan of Lennox and think that in his prime, he would make the current crop of heavyweights look ridiculous (well, most of the heavyweights out there do a pretty good job of making themselves look ridiculous)... however, he was commentating a recent fight (Mayweather vs. Judah) and I thought age had caught up with him pretty quickly... I have no doubt he could win a belt or two, but I would rather he stay retired so I can remember him as the dominate champion of his time... as far as a rematch with Klitschko, that would mean he would have to give up his political dreams to come back to fight... although Lennox got as good as he gave during that fight, I was proud of him as most observers questioned his heart and chin during his career. He answered a lot of questions concerning both during that bout.
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a dog. since i have a boxer :O)
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It should be Manny Pacquiao since he's beaten the best in his division and not pick his opponents like Mayweather does. However, Mayweather's undefeated and that may be the only reason why he's the #1 pound for pound guy. I disagree though. It should be Pacquiao.
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I dont know exactly because they both are really good fighters in my opion but if i had to choose it would be oscar de la hoya.
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1. Muhammad Ali- It was amazing that a man of his physical size can move with such swiftness and agility. \n\n2. Joe Louis- The Brown Bomber was a deadly technician in the ring. \n\n3. George Foreman- In his early career Big George Foreman was a fighter that had the heavyweight division in fear, with an aura of invinciblity comparable to Tysons and Listons big George would have adversaries shaking in thier boots at the mention of his name. \n\n4. Rocky Marciano - The Rock was known for his amazing stamina in the ring like the energizer bunny you can keep beating him down but he just kept on coming. \n\n5. Larry Holmes- The Easton Assassin was known for his lightning jab that was strong enough to knock you down. \n\n6. Joe Frazier- one word to describe him- relentless . \n\n7. Lennox Lewis- During his title reign the British lion fought and defeated all the top heavyweights of his day including Holyfield and Tyson. \n\n8.Evander Holyfield - Evander The Real Deal Holyfield is a man with incredible heart. \n\n9. Mike Tyson- Iron Mike Tyson's place in history is bittersweet to me because I feel had he stayed with trainer Kevin Rooney, Mike Tyson had the POTENTIAL to become the greatest Heavyweight Champ of all time. \n\n10. Jack Dempsey- the Monnassa Mauler- was a devestating force to be reckoned with back in his day.
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Have to go with Ottawa's Brian McGrattan.  The guy's huge and loves to fight.  Maybe too much!