past and current most humble boxers

define humble. someone who cheats on his wife and frequents hos is not humble in my book (Pac). how about a person that KO's women, mastermind of a drive-by, having consensual sex with his manager and friends, scared coward, ex-con, hood rat, etc...

Mikey Garcia, Leo Santa Cruz

Mosley Paul Williams Glen Johnson Mickey Ward Austin Trout Ricky Hatton Gennady Golovkin Diego Corrales Castillo Kessler Pavlik Alfonzo Gomez Many more...

Leo Santa Cruz without a doubt.

I thought Austin Trout took his loss to Canelo very well. I had him winning the fight by a point but he didn't want to make any excuses and took the loss like a man. You've gotta respect that.

Ward was originally humble but he's been disrespected by other fighters and journalists, and his career hasn't really taken off despite being a very accomplished champion. The frustration has gotten to him.

Ward and Pacquiao are both humble but the all time humble award goes to Joe Louis. Followed by Alexis Arguello.

Itman Atton is umble.

Ward isn't very humble, in fact he's increasingly getting more and more arrogant and annoying with each interview. Plus the fact that he's likely on the juice doesn't help. A few off the top of my head: GGG, Wlad, Vitali, Provodnikov, Pacquiao, M. Garcia, D. Garcia, Mattyhsse, Mares

Manny Pac, took his two loses incredibly well... .especially the one to Bradley. Anybody else would've freaked or something. Not even Rios could take his obvious loss to Alvarado well