Which boxing style/strategy is fit the best for winning?

[Kobe Bryant]

There's a lot of ways you can approach the game. I think one of the most effective is a strong fighter that moves forward and pressures. This style usually with good stamina can beat a majority of the fighters in the game.

Think about some of them Williams, Pavlik, Marg, Froch, Baldomir, etc. The list goes on. A lot of these guys have been succesful.

There are plenty more. Your thoughts?

[Chr0nic]

roy jones style, maybe not the most effective, but it's ill

[REMOVED SHARK 97]

I would go for winning rounds while reserving energy and picking the opponent apart like PBF

[bsrizpac]

There's a lot of ways you can approach the game. I think one of the most effective is a strong fighter that moves forward and pressures. This style usually with good stamina can beat a majority of the fighters in the game.

Think about some of them Williams, Pavlik, Marg, Froch, Baldomir, etc. The list goes on. A lot of these guys have been succesful.

There are plenty more. Your thoughts?

No one style is the "best". Depends on the fighter and their attributes.

Personally the old axiom "a boxer always beats a brawler/puncher" is there for a reason.

[MANGLER]

Depends on the fighter and his physical attributes. The same style don't work for everybody.

[portuge puncher]

best stratagy is probably tecnical boxers, ala hopkins, or fast footed fighters that have great speed and stamina, ala SRR, SRL, Ali, Roy Jones, exc.

[Chr0nic]

if your an average fighter, like lets say kessler, the traditional textbook style is the best

[portuge puncher]

No one style is the "best". Depends on the fighter and their attributes.

Personally the old axiom "a boxer ALWAYS beats a brawler/puncher" is there for a reason.

not always. people said the same about ali vs frazier 1. marciano and foreman beat boxers, lamotta beat robinson once, but i see what your saying, most of the time they win.

[bsrizpac]

not always. people said the same about ali vs frazier 1. marciano and foreman beat boxers, lamotta beat robinson once, but i see what your saying, most of the time they win.

it's a comment on style. individual fighters can break any style. Exceptions are not the rule however.

Remember it's boxing, a game of hit and not be hit. It's the "manly art of self defense" etc. etc. So therefore obviously the smart strategy is to be an outside boxer and pick people apart technically.

[JR Rider]

Obviously no one style is universally the most effective.

Every individual has differing physical and mental attributes which will determine which style will be most effective for them.