Whos the greatest fighter of all time?

[Jim_Davis]

i always wondered who naz's fav fighter was,he was so ****in unorthodoxed.

I think it was Ali. Hence why you see him trying variations of the Ali shuffle a lot. He was also a big Bruce Lee fan.

[Jim_Davis]

Hard for me to respect that opinion. Hamed couldn't balance himself well. Hamed is what u would call a lucky fighter because the guy simply couldn't box for ****. He defense sux His Jab sux His Chin Sux Stamina Alright Speed Alright Power Good ring Smart HE WAS ****** atleast his ring entrance gets a 10/10 along with his trash talking

Alright power?


Okay....

[El Dominicano]

Alright power?


Okay....

U read that wrong
His power was good

[Wiley Hyena]

A young 21 year old Naz Hamed was the greatest p4p fighter the world had ever seen.

Hamed ******...............his name doesn't even belong in this thread, unless it's a joke.

[Sweet Pete]

Some favor the classics, others pick the more recent but it really is a question of who is or was the greatest fighter of all time. Some may argue that Sugar Ray Robinson dominated in his time, he made it big and dominated the 40's 50's and some of the 60's containing a record of 175-19 (fairly impressive i believe). Others may argue that Rocky Marciano should hold that place as history's greatest with an astonishing record of 49-0. There may even be others who come close to this sort of glory but only one sticks out in my mind, Muhammad Ali. Ali is the greatest thing that ever happened to boxing, he's strategic, ****y, inteligent, used a cool head and a fast heart and even if he felt like **** still faught with a smile on his face just to make the other contendor feel intimidated. Many may be disscouraged that im even stating this, that im expressing my views on this but i dont believe im wrong. Try and prove me wrong, who is better than Ali? aubviously nobody.

Only a complete moron would argue Marciano, the fact that you even have him in your post says something about you.

Robinson ranks #1 for me, Ali #4. Greb and Armstrong rank above Ali.

You could also make arguments for many others, I've seen some rank Ali outside the top 10 as far as P4P goes.

[Sweet Pete]

Hard for me to respect that opinion. Hamed couldn't balance himself well. Hamed is what u would call a lucky fighter because the guy simply couldn't box for ****. He defense sux His Jab sux His Chin Sux Stamina Alright Speed Alright Power Good ring Smart HE WAS ****** atleast his ring entrance gets a 10/10 along with his trash talking

While saying Naz was the greatest ever is even more ridiculous than your post, your post was pretty ridiculous as well. Lucky? LOL, was Roy Jones lucky as well?

His chin sucks? Really, is that why he was never even close to out in his whole career? His balance is what ****** against higher competition because of his ridiculously unorthodox style, and it is also what caused so many KD's against him. His chin was far from sucky. His defense was very evasive, but technically was not that good, and it showed against higher comp. He had awesome power and explosiveness, and a lot of what he had was in his gusto and aura. He knew he would destroy the opponent, and his style was so difficult to figure out and his power so dangerous the opponent was sometimes forced to go into a shell.

His work ethic and ego was his downfall.

[Jim_Davis]

Hamed ******...............his name doesn't even belong in this thread, unless it's a joke.

Im not in the mood to deal with idiots like you. Hamed ****** so bad that he was one of the most avoided people at FW. The only people I remember that wanted to fight him were Mayweather and maybe Marquez. Neither Morales or Barrera wanted it with Hamed. However they realised that he was the biggest pay day they'd get and Barrera decided that he wanted the dough before Erik.

Barrera going on to beat the **** out of Hamed is beside the point. They were both scared of him for a reason. He used to knock featherweights out like he was Mike Tyson.