The most unique brawling style u seen?

[warp1432]

It's not really known if that was Greb messing around with Jack O'Brian on the cameras on not, but if it was his actual fighting stance and he fought like that all the time...

Harry Greb by far.

[Thread Stealer]

Lmao

yeah Duran was visious at going down stairs was'nt he ,i can remember Leonard sagging for a moment from a crunching body shot

i know Tommy Hearns was'nt a brawler but man he has a visious left hook to the body

Pedroza-Laporte is the biggest assault on a boxer's nuts this side of Bowe-Golota.

It wasn't limited to that though. Pedroza also launched a full-scale assault on Laporte's back, and his Laporte's cheek with his elbow.

[TheGreatA]

It's not really known if that was Greb messing around with Jack O'Brian on the cameras on not, but if it was his actual fighting stance and he fought like that all the time...

Harry Greb by far.

http://coxscorner.tripod.com/greb.html

It's sad that there isn't any footage of his fights.

The old timers describe Greb as one of the fastest, toughest and most well-conditioned fighters ever.

I don't think there is any other film of Greb out there except these three from his training camp.







If Greb fought like he sparred/shadow boxed, then he was truly be one of the most unique fighters ever... You just never know because you can't watch him in action.

Gene Tunney was in my opinion one of the more intelligent and modern style of fighters back in the 1920's and Greb was the only one to beat him.
Tunney praised Greb's skills so he had to be pretty good, unique style or not.