Which Fighter Takes Your Breath Away Most When At They're Very Best?

What about Sugar Ray Leonard... Pretty darn impressive.. Fast as Floyd, hit harder and didnt run.. He mixed it up... Wouldnt it be nice to see Floyd get into a brawl?

Right behind Jhon Duddy. Angulo has never taken anyone's breath away unless he's got some secret murders we dont know about.LOL :stupid:Wait a minute homey,are U really trying to tell me that I don't enjoy watching Angulo's to gun attack,seriously???????

???????????? When I saw the title, I initially thought this was a Wazaa thread.

Bump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ricardo "Finito" Lopez

Jones...as what most people said, it was almost comical how he makes the opposition look foolish. Pac maybe my number 2 because of the sheer excitement level. Extreme workrate, blistering offense resulting to highlight endings...Probably the best boxer you would refer to your casual friends if you want them to get hooked to boxing.

RJJ was incredible to watch at his prime. He made alot of dudes look foolish. Now he makes his opponents look like Prime Mike. Sad. Thats because most the people he faced were foolish. Except Tarver who said that Jones never fought anyone then whooped the sh?t outta him. Jones was just a classic BUM HUNTER.

I'll just give you 1 and 2. 1. Roy Jones because of his freakish overall speed, so inhuman. 2. James Toney because he makes it look so easy, so relaxed, countering with 4 5 6 punch combos off the ropes is nothing to him. One of my favorite Jones fights was against Bryant Brannon.

I'll just give you 1 and 2. 1. Roy Jones because of his freakish overall speed, so inhuman. 2. James Toney because he makes it look so easy, so relaxed, countering with 4 5 6 punch combos off the ropes is nothing to him.

Currently,I'll say Angulo.

Mayweather when he was below 147 was something else. can't agree more. but of course i'm a pactard so you know who i choose now in the catchweight area of 144+ up lbs.

RJJ was incredible to watch at his prime. He made alot of dudes look foolish. Now he makes his opponents look like Prime Mike. Sad.

Damn, good thread man :)

Where's the Prince Naseem option? :)

Jones Floyd Toney Pacquiao

Mayweather when he was below 147 was something else.

James Toney. When he was at his very best? Forget it.

Roy Jones.

From those 4 its hard to pick because when they are at their best and throw their favorite shot or combo it seems impossible to do....atleast for me...im a fan not a boxer. Easy to be in awe with skills each of those fighters possess....i will get back to you with my pick.