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Ray Robinson was the man, he could do everything good. Even when he lost he was a gentleman and gave praise. Todays fighters could certainly learn something from him. The man was class in and out of the ring............... Rockin'
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He is the greatest without doubt.Originally posted by Rockin' View PostRay Robinson was the man, he could do everything good. Even when he lost he was a gentleman and gave praise. Todays fighters could certainly learn something from him. The man was class in and out of the ring............... Rockin'Comment
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Roberto Duran. Set most of his offence up off brilliantly timed feints and counters.Comment
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You beat me to it.Originally posted by BennyST View Post
On a side note I get rather annoyed when I hear supposed "boxing fans" label Duran as a brawler...Comment
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At times he could be he just had incredible skill doing it. He was boxer/slugger /puncher imoOriginally posted by DeepSleep View PostComment
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I think Bernard Hopkins deserves a mention, its like watching a conductor at work. I love how he is able to limit a volume-punchers punch output right down with his feints and almost completely control them using feints. Hes very intelligent fighter.
Also Rigondeaux's feints are immense.Comment
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Juan Manuel Marquez is a master of every kind of feint.
He can put them in the middle of combos, or lead with them. Hes always ready to take advantage of the opportunities.
Gentleman Ray Robinson beat his wife into having multiple miscarriages and more often than not, treated his fellow fighters like ****Originally posted by Rockin'
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