Your All Time favourite Fighters to watch

[tanibanana]

In no particular order,

Tito Trinidad
Manny Pacquiao
Mike Tyson
Erik Morales
Roberto Duran
Roy Jones Jr.

[1SILVA]

You are in the house on a weekend, 6 friends & a fridge full of beer... which fighters do you select from your collection of DVDs to watch....my fav 5 are:

Jerry Quarry
Bobby Chacon
Arturo Gatti
Frank`the animal`Fletcher
Mike`bounty`Hunter

Alexis Arguello
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Thomas Hearns
Muhammad Ali
James Toney

[mickey malone]

Nigel Benn
Vinny Pazienza
Tommy Morrison
Jeff Fenech
David Tua
Tommy Hearns
Tony Ayala
Tony Lopez
Mathew Hilton
Jorge Paez
Naseem Hamed
Manny Pacquiao
Dwight Quawi
Bobby Czyz
Ray Mancini
Arturo Gatti
Henry Cooper
Jake LaMotta
Kostya Tszyu
Roy Jones
Ray Leonard
Earnie Shavers
Johnny Tapia

All great to watch..

[Lord Cornholio]

You are in the house on a weekend, 6 friends & a fridge full of beer... which fighters do you select from your collection of DVDs to watch....my fav 5 are:

Jerry Quarry
Bobby Chacon
Arturo Gatti
Frank`the animal`Fletcher
Mike`bounty`Hunter

[Method Checker]

To me, a prime Mike Tyson is the most exciting to watch.

[mhager91490]

Nigel Benn
Vinny Pazienza
Tommy Morrison
Jeff Fenech
David Tua
Tommy Hearns
Tony Ayala
Tony Lopez
Mathew Hilton
Jorge Paez
Naseem Hamed
Manny Pacquiao
Dwight Quawi
Bobby Czyz
Ray Mancini
Arturo Gatti
Henry Cooper
Jake LaMotta
Kostya Tszyu
Roy Jones
Ray Leonard
Earnie Shavers
Johnny Tapia

All great to watch..

My favorites from your list are:

Jeff Fenech
Tony Lopez
Jorge Paez
Ray Mancini
Ray Leonard

I also find it real interesting that you include Henry Cooper on your list.

[mickey malone]

My favorites from your list are:

Jeff Fenech
Tony Lopez
Jorge Paez
Ray Mancini
Ray Leonard

I also find it real interesting that you include Henry Cooper on your list.

Being brought up in East London during the 60's and 70's, it was kind of compulsory.. That left hook of his was something else, i can assure you..
Had he been a stone heavier & less susceptable to cuts, he'd have been a main player at HW 4 sure..
I also enjoy watching Joe Erskine, Brian London, John L Gardner, John H Stracey, Alan Minter, Both Finnegans, Dave Charnley, Roy Gumbs, Mark Kaylor, Tony Sibson, Dennis Andries, Dave boy Green, Boza Edwards, Maurice Hope, Terry Marsh, Charlie Magri, Duke McKenzie, Barry McGuigan, Lloyd Honeyghan (when he KO'd Johnny Bumphus on his stool lol)

Too many to mention, but i'll always show a keen eye for British Talent..

[mhager91490]

Being brought up in East London during the 60's and 70's, it was kind of compulsory.. That left hook of his was something else, i can assure you..
Had he been a stone heavier & less susceptable to cuts, he'd have been a main player at HW 4 sure..
I also enjoy watching Joe Erskine, Brian London, John L Gardner, John H Stracey, Alan Minter, Both Finnegans, Dave Charnley, Roy Gumbs, Mark Kaylor, Tony Sibson, Dennis Andries, Dave boy Green, Boza Edwards, Maurice Hope, Terry Marsh, Charlie Magri, Duke McKenzie, Barry McGuigan, Lloyd Honeyghan (when he KO'd Johnny Bumphus on his stool lol)

Too many to mention, but i'll always show a keen eye for British Talent..

I agree with you about him being a much bigger threat in the heavyweight divsion had he been bigger with tougher skin. The thing I like about watching Cooper is that his big left hook is so wild that you never know when he is going to drop the hammer on his opponent. Out of your list my favorite is probably Mark Kaylor, he was just a crowd pleaser and he had some great fights back in the 80's my favorite being his scrap with Errol Christie.

[Suckmedry]

Holyfield, Morales, Duran, JMM, James Toney, Miguel Cotto, Antonio Margarito.

[mickey malone]

I agree with you about him being a much bigger threat in the heavyweight divsion had he been bigger with tougher skin. The thing I like about watching Cooper is that his big left hook is so wild that you never know when he is going to drop the hammer on his opponent. Out of your list my favorite is probably Mark Kaylor, he was just a crowd pleaser and he had some great fights back in the 80's my favorite being his scrap with Errol Christie.

Yeh, I had to mention Christie on the 'Great Fighters with weak chins' thread recently.. I remember his fight with Kaylor well.. Kaylor burst the highly touted Christie's bubble.. They had another scrap on the street at the pre-fight press conference aswell, which Kaylor also got the better of..
I thought Mark was gonna go all the way, but then he was shockingly KTFO by Buster Drayton, and was never quite the same afterwards.. He eventually faded onto the unlicensed circuit, and the last i heard, he'd returned to his original occupation as a hod carrier.. His losing effort to Tony Sibson will always stick in my mind, it was razor close..