Who was the real "Mr. Unstoppable?"

[Sweet Pete]

Sweet Pea,is that you?

Sure is, I responded to another post of yours already. High on Fritzie Zivic still eh?

[Greatwhitehope]

ali lost to those you listed OUT of his prime, but during the 60s he was untouchable. I agree, hagler was mr. unstoppable.

After losing to Frazier and Norton he still managed to come back and beat Foreman who looked to be unstoppable. I wouldn't exactly say Ali was out of his prime when he lost to Frazier or Norton, thus why I don't think he was unstoppable.

[sleazyfellow]

After losing to Frazier and Norton he still managed to come back and beat Foreman who looked to be unstoppable. I wouldn't exactly say Ali was out of his prime when he lost to Frazier or Norton, thus why I don't think he was unstoppable.

as fast as frazier was he wouldnt catch him in his prime, ali could dance all 15 rounds in his prime, and against norton he was coasting and not taking norton seriously. He lost to those 2 after his layoff for a few years, so no it wasnt his prime.

[porlie]

Chris Eubank, Wayne McCulloch, Rocky Marciano, Marvin Hagler, Carlos Monzon, Muhammad Ali and Pernell Whitaker all spring to mind.

[porlie]

The way terry Norris gets up at 9 from the shots julian Jackson hits him with is unbelieveable, hes spark out yet comes round and beats the count

[Sweet Pete]

The way terry Norris gets up at 9 from the shots julian Jackson hits him with is unbelieveable, hes spark out yet comes round and beats the count

Is he really worth mentioning in a thread about unstoppable fighters? The guy had a glass chin.

Your choices in the previous post were excellent though, particularly McCullough and Eubank.

[Orange Sneakers]

Chris Eubank. End of.

[porlie]

Is he really worth mentioning in a thread about unstoppable fighters? The guy had a glass chin.

Your choices in the previous post were excellent though, particularly McCullough and Eubank.

Yeah I see your point mate I was just impressed with how he got up from murderous shots.
Cheers for comments regarding McCullough and Eubank , those two had 'Rocky' style chins.

[Jim Jeffries]

Ray Mercer, till he was 41, took some good shots from Lewis, Holyfield, Witherspoon, Damiani, Morrison.
David Tua, still yet to touch the canvas in 53 fights, against Lewis, Ibeabuchi, Rahman, Maskaev, Moorer.

[McGoorty]

We're not talking Roy Jones, so matter how vigorously he claimed it in his song. And we're not talking the guy with the best chin neccessarily. We're talking about the guy, who, whether due to chin, recooperation and savvy, or just pure defensive skills, was the fighter you simply can't see being stopped at his weight.

There are quite a few for me: Hagler, Monzon, Robinson, Ali, Whitaker, Mayweather, Gavilan, Greb, Hopkins, Toney, Pryor, maybe a few more.

Whatcha think?

LES DARCY, his defensive skills were either incredible or he was the toughest son of a ***** of them all. Darcy was never even knocked down let alone stopped in 50 fights. Yeah he's in the mix.