Juan Diaz, Shane Mosley, George Foreman, the Klits, JMM, RJJ are all pretty polite, soft spoken fighters. Plus they're confident hard workers.
Who Is Boxings Best Role-Model?
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Rocky Marciano.
Never said anything bad about any of his opponents or anyone around him. Lived a clean life and always stood up for the little man(often being an underdog himself). Best discipline I've ever heard of, it's why he was unbeaten.
There are a lot of stories about him and I'd advice anyone to read books about him. Marciano the true class act of boxing.
LOL, i thought you were gonna say Naseem Hamed and Bernard Hopkins for other reasons.
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id say hagler, or duran
hagler worked hard his whole life, no drugs, a great person.
duran had the same wife, never did drugs, loves people.Comment
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My man Sugar Ray Robinson.
I'm currently reading his autobiography. He did cheat on his wife but the man is just a man. He's not perfect.
I like the way New York Times reviewed this book.(Sugar Ray Robinson)
"The Sugar Ray Robinson story, like most true life fables, is often incredible. But it is, withal, a very human story-a story of poverty and riches, success and failure, pride and humility, good and bad."
He can be a boxing role model.Comment
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Rocky Marciano.
Never said anything bad about any of his opponents or anyone around him. Lived a clean life and always stood up for the little man(often being an underdog himself). Best discipline I've ever heard of, it's why he was unbeaten.
There are a lot of stories about him and I'd advice anyone to read books about him. Marciano the true class act of boxing.
Credit where it's due.. He was a real Gent outta the ring..Comment
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Another good call... Was almost in tears when he grabbed the mic after losing to Hatton.Comment
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Timothy Bradley, Pacman, Thomaz Adamek, Chad Dawson, Joshua Clottey, Steve Cunningham, Nate Campbell, Juan Diaz, Evander Holyfield, JMM (besides the **** thing, which the majority of casual viewers don't even know about),
Wlad is a pretty classy guy too, Arreola for the Mexican American kids (besides the language), Kelly PavlikComment
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