who's the greatest combination puncher of all time?

Beetwen Pryor, Louis, Roy and Sugar

For me Meldrick Taylor.

Terry Norris. Donald Curry. Joe Louis. Meldrick Taylor. Leonard. Robinson. Young Ali. Mosley. Jones. In no particular order.

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but... Shane Mosley is pretty sweet in the combination department I think. Is he not?

roberto duran's combos were killers. http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hf8ceJs4v18 GO ROBERTO!!! WAR DURAN!!!!!! 2nd place John Ruiz. his jab , clinch......jab , clinch...... right , clinch , clinch , clinch......got him what 3 titles? GO JOHN!!! HUG QUIET MAN!!!!!!

roberto duran's combos were killers. http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hf8ceJs4v18 GO ROBERTO!!! WAR DURAN!!!!!!

Zab Judah With Out A Doubt

It's really tough to judge all time lists when there are fighters who don't have much, if any, video footage of them. Even Ray Robinson is not shown at his best weight on video, so for any non-heavyweight legend from the 20s like Johnny McGinty or Benny Leonard we're just basically taking Nat Fleischer's word for it. Considering how little footage there is of even the biggest hollywood names like Jack Dempsey we're unfortunately never going to be lucky enough in this day and age to see the Toucan in action. The footage of Robinson at 147 sucks. But there is enough of him at 160 to see how good he was at throwing combos. He was brilliant at finishing with that double left hook. I loved the way he finished guys with a left hook to the body and left hook upstairs.

Meldrick Taylor threw extremely fast flurries, he was a good combo puncher, but combos are more than just throwing a lot of quick shots. It's more about creating and exploiting openings. I don't think Taylor did that as well as guys like Joe Louis, or a young Mike Tyson.

come on..as much as people dislike Tyson the man was an Excellent combination puncher..his Trainer Rooney had all this memorized combos in numbers. Some others include: Arturo Gatti Miguel Cotto Roy Jones Jr Young Muhammad Ali Ray Leonard

It's really tough to judge all time lists when there are fighters who don't have much, if any, video footage of them. Even Ray Robinson is not shown at his best weight on video, so for any non-heavyweight legend from the 20s like Johnny McGinty or Benny Leonard we're just basically taking Nat Fleischer's word for it. Considering how little footage there is of even the biggest hollywood names like Jack Dempsey we're unfortunately never going to be lucky enough in this day and age to see the Toucan in action.

Another good one is Thomas Hearns. He had some sweet swift combo's. He DID! I tend to forget that and remember him for his Big right hand alone sumtimes :nonono:

meldrick taylor

meldrick taylor (the best) sugar ray leonard sugar ray robinson mike tyson roy jones, jr.

Another good one is Thomas Hearns. He had some sweet swift combo's.

Roy Jones Jr

Johnny Tapia was good, too. Meldrick Taylor vs Terry Norris showed Meldrick had the faster combinations but Norris were harder

Ray Robinson Meldrick Taylor Joe Louis Tucan McGinty my grandad manages to bring tucan into every boxing convo we have. reckons he hasnt seen a combination puncher of the like since. the old cunt is senile but he knows his boxing.

Roy Jones Jr followed by Joe Louis

ME......................OF COURSE :boxing: