James "Lights Out" Toney
The best defensive boxer ever?
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not sayin Tito was da best but y u knockin him? he got a big heart, a big punch, some skill & jus lost to the very best fighters in his time...a very good boxer wit a solid jab will keep him honest but the fact is he fought & beat Pernell, not like delahoya(i had a draw)...Comment
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Too many people judge PBF by what they have seen of his style at 140 and 147. In PBF's early fights at 130 and 135 he was aggressive and very offensive. PBF at those weights fought more in the pocket than he just flat out boxed from the outside. PBF actually sat down on his punches at those weights. Fighters need to be judge by their whole career not just late in their career. If a fighter has the skills their fighting style will change with moving up in weight which is what PBF did and allowed him to win at those higher weights.
I watched PBF when he was coming up. His offense was solid, but you can't base things on just the early part of their career. He has always been a master boxer. PBF's fighter selection is annoying as well. Having a good defense against a Hatton or DLh isn't exactly difficult(an old Whittaker made DLH look worse then a young PBF).Comment
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i would have to say Whitaker and Roy Jones Jr...
Jones has his own unique boxing style like no other......Comment
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