Who's The Best ''TextBook'' Boxer Ever?

[Silence]

Floyd Mayweather
Bernard Hopkins
Juan Manuel Marquez
Ricardo Lopez
Vasyl Lomachenko

[ShoulderRoll]

Floyd Mayweather
Bernard Hopkins
Juan Manuel Marquez
Ricardo Lopez
Vasyl Lomachenko

Of those on your list I'd say Ricardo Lopez or JMM (they had the ssme trainer.)

The others aren't really textbook.

[Willow The Wisp]

Benny Leonard

[Bundana]

I don't know, if someone already mentioned him... but my pick would be Ken Buchanan.

[Silence]

Of those on your list I'd say Ricardo Lopez or JMM (they had the ssme trainer.)

The others aren't really textbook.

Floyd and Loma's any steps in the ring from the textbook.

[DeeMoney]

Benny Leonard

Without a precise definition, this was my initial thought

[Willow The Wisp]

Without a precise definition, this was my initial thought

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[billeau2]

Ray Robinson? Joe Louis (the Punches)? Arguello?

[edgarg]

I we're talking about standard straight up boxers with a classic jab and straight right I'd be happy to make a shout for Alexis Arguello. Tommy Hearns is also noteworty indeed. Neither of those guys was unorthodox in any way so I guess they are textbook examples as to who you'd show if you're going to teach a kid the fundamentals.

Bombardier ells was reputed to be the perfect picture book boxer. He never did much except in Britain. But he was the guy who bashed the great brass gong on the J Arthur Rank British Films.

[edgarg]

Benny Leonard for me......

Wlladimir Klitscho was a picture perfect boxer, all punshes thrown very correctly. No odd or "special to him only" punches.