who was your toughest fighter in boxing?

[ferocity]

Bobby Chacon was very tough and always seemed to find a way back into a fight when it looked like he was going to lose.

Sadly he is paying the price for that now...

Marvin Hagler had a granite jaw.

I forgot about him. I've seen some of his old fights man was tough as hell.

I seen him at the first Vasquez v. Marquez fight, he had a beautifull girl with him. He did react nicly when the crowd noticed him and cheered and yelled, "Bobby Chacon!" A few people got a picture taken with him and autograph, he had ringsided seats but when he left he went through the stairs, and people instantly noticed him.

[ferocity]

Wilfredo Gomez

Very tough guy no doubt! But also had some very nice boxing skills, but man he had power in his hands, one of the great right hands i've seen along with Chavez .

[-Swizzy-]

gatti, la motta. maybe even langford for fighting when he was half blind.

[sterling]

Sam Langford! He Was Ducked By Alot Of Champs And He Fought From Lightweight - Heavywieght He Fought At A Old Age But Cudnet Box Anymore Because He Was Almost Comepletely Blind But Funny Enough He Won The Mexican Heavywieght Title Blind Only Seeing Shadows Which Speaks For His Heart And Of Course He Almost Beat Jack Johnson But Lose On Points Cause He Was Drops A Few Times But So Was Johnson.

[sterling]

gatti, la motta. maybe even langford for fighting when he was half blind.

correction he was basically blind all he could see was shadows because he had carat in his gd eye which hurt his vision alot then he ended up completely blind when he retired.
He saw shadows so basically he was blind.

[-Swizzy-]

hey, gatti langford are canadian. I guess we canadians are built tough.

[ferocity]

correction he was basically blind all he could see was shadows because he had carat in his gd eye which hurt his vision alot then he ended up completely blind when he retired.
He saw shadows so basically he was blind.

thats crazy, toughness no doubt

[Boogie Nights]

the late julian letterlough. he was definetly not the greatest fighter, just a tough club fighter with an exciting style. on top of his boxing career the guy was working in factories, and taking fights on 2 day notice. he would go down from the punch but would always get up and find ways to deck the other guy.

here's a quote from him

“My goal is to beat everyone they put in front of me. My goal is to be the world champion I know I can be. My goal is to knock out the bums who are knocking out the soon-to-be bums, the Roy Joneses who wouldn’t fight me a few years ago. My goal is to make money to support my family and to stay busy.

[black.ink]

George Chuvalo.

Thread Ended.

[MikeBrew328]

I can't believe nobodies said these two, but I''ll say them:

Micky Ward

Muhammad Ali