which Rocky actor had more natural ability?

[COLINSRI]

I'm sure most of you love the rocky movies. Question is which actor in the films had more ability

Personally I think Mr T could throw some great hooks....and had some sick lateral movement

If the four actors had to really get it on then I think the last man standing would be T

By the way...did you know that Duran was a sparring partner in Rocky1!

[Dynamite Kid]

Creed cause he could jab on the fly and he had fast right cross behind it

[Duke McKenzie_]

Why is this in NSB? Post this in the lounge or something

[FUC_U_PAYME]

Creed Creed

[COLINSRI]

Why is this in NSB? Post this in the lounge or something

I think this is a boxing question and poll..

...get off my thread if you don't like it

[Kris Silver]

Voted for Carl Weathers but in hindsight its close than you'd think. Creeds style was supposed to look extravagent, whilst Mr T and Ivan Drago less so. I think Dulph Lungdren could have probably looked a lot more varied had he needed to, I mean guys always been immensley fit and is a karate expert afterall. Movement would be some of his strengths and he didn't show them in Rocky 4.

[Duke McKenzie_]

I think this is a boxing question and poll..

...get off my thread if you don't like it

NO... post this **** somewhere else. Prick. :*******:

[COLINSRI]

NO... post this **** somewhere else. Prick. :-------:

Ok whatever.....


I think that creed had the best jab which may have thrown Clubber off his rythm........I think in a real life situation rocky would have had is arse handed to him by them all. He is too small for a heavy weight and always too old, even in the first he was 33. Drago was a bit stiff but damn strong......looks abit muscle bound to be a boxer.

Rocky has some good speed in 3, probably faster than any of the other fighters in the films

[Dynamite Kid]

however voted for Rocky needs publically hanging

[heihaci]

Dolph has more natural abilty:

Lundgren holds a 3rd Dan (3rd Degree Black Belt) in Kyokushin Karate and won the European championships in 1980 and 1981 as well as a heavyweight tournament in Australia in 1982 [5]. He was also captain of the Swedish Kyokushin Karate team, and was a formidable challenger at the 1979 World Open Tournament (arranged by the Kyokushin Karate Organization) when he was only a green belt.[citation needed]

Lundgren was selected to serve as the Team Leader of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Modern Pentathlon Team during the Atlanta Games, where he coordinated planning and other details between the team and the United States Olympic Committee. He is actively involved in promoting the image of the sport. "Over the past few years, my involvement with modern pentathlon has grown from pure interest to an opportunity to raise the visibility of the sport, increase recruitment of young talent and make sure that this event, originated by the founder of the Olympics, Baron de Coubertin, will remain in the Games," Lundgren has said.[6]