best footwork in boxing

I think Gamboa has exceptional footwork.

Would any1 say hamed? had very gd footwork

Wlad for me :hail:. He is very hard to hit these days, even Khan has tried to copy his style. khan has more than 2 punches but i see the similatries lol

This guy.

Wlad for me :hail:. He is very hard to hit these days, even Khan has tried to copy his style.

Carl Froch. No-one comes close.

Wladimir Klitschko.

actively, JMM or Mayweather Cotto deserves an honorable mention as well.

i have seen plenty of threads about who has the fastest hands in boxing usually suspects i.e judah, khan and pac but who has the best and fastest footwork, past and now. jose luis castillo... cutting the ring requires great footwork... JLC is one of the best in this regard IMO...

i don't think you even need feet to beat those guysyou'd be suprised...pep moved around and boxed a lot, and when jukko opened up, he know how to use the ring to try to pressure, but i see your point.....lmao....nonetheless, floyd moved great in those fights, completely shutting them down for the most part, especially pep...

if floyd has the best footwork how come he got voted off dancing with the stars???!!!!!!!!because the black guy had to go sometime....can't have two black winners....go emitt smith...go...hahahahahahaha

Johhny Tapia, I loved watching him fight, Sweet Pea Whitacker as well.

mayweather hopkins kessler hatton

pac, floyd, and khan. :cool2:

thank you...i always talk about floyd vs pep and jukko, which he used amazingly also...justin jukko....tonyt pep hardly landed anything on floyd, anything, through 12 rounds....it was imo his most masterful performance vs a legit fighter up until coralles and then the gatti fight, he used his feet very well as well as his stance---it's ninja like....he can move back fast or slow or just cruise and use his opponent's pace against them, just like he did with sosa and pep....very hard for most to notice this....i am a boxing rewinder and slow motion watcher.lmao...don't ask what it means...i have watched many fights over and over in slow motion to truly get the movements of fighters....call it crazy, but i did it..... none better and more smooth then floyd mayweather jr....fact.... i don't think you even need feet to beat those guys

Current? Must be Floyd. But Ivan Calderon and Pacman(sometimes off balance, but still) are great too. All time? I have to mention Ali, Leonard of course and Sweet Pea.

Mayweather's footwork was just great, Whitaker, Calderon, SRL, Ali deserve a mention. By the way, I'm gonna upload Mayweather vs Tony Pep/ Augutus pretty soon, the versions on youtube are bad quality.thank you...i always talk about floyd vs pep and jukko, which he used amazingly also...justin jukko....tonyt pep hardly landed anything on floyd, anything, through 12 rounds....it was imo his most masterful performance vs a legit fighter up until coralles and then the gatti fight, he used his feet very well as well as his stance---it's ninja like....he can move back fast or slow or just cruise and use his opponent's pace against them, just like he did with sosa and pep....very hard for most to notice this....i am a boxing rewinder and slow motion watcher.lmao...don't ask what it means...i have watched many fights over and over in slow motion to truly get the movements of fighters....call it crazy, but i did it..... none better and more smooth then floyd mayweather jr....fact....

its got to be Pernell all-time. floyd right now.

floyd period....not just at 130, but at 140 also....he used his feet a lot at 140, but the fight with coralles and castillo and even gatti, floyd used his feet beautifully...you could see how fluent his balance was...hell, just look at how he jump ropes and shadowobxes, perfect execution of footwork, and using his feet going forward or backwards....he is the closest to being a perfect boxer period....no contest....his footwork also helps his upperbody placement which he used very well in the sosa fight....man, you people have to really watch his old fights man.....this kid is the truth....

that boy Emanuel Augustus has to be mentioned.