Juan Manuel Marquez, and Hopkins come to mind.
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Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View PostI dont know if you are being sarcastic or not but, Calderon do everything well, he have a tight defense, elbows in tight, Chin down, good side to side movement, great jab, good combinations, good ring generalships and great stamina. he is just feather fisted!!!!
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Originally posted by Silencers View PostDoes Ricardo Lopez qualify as this era? He was one of the best pure boxers I've seen.
hopkins was the very first guy i thought of when i read the headline for the thread. i think that you can throw around a few names who had great fundamentals, like Juan Manuel Marquez, Eric Morrales, Barerra, Calderon, there are a few more that i can't recall, but for all the stuff that meets the criteria of having great fundamentals, everyone I mentioned falls into the category......
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Originally posted by pistol whip View Postand Hopkins come to mind.
Bernard's head is a boxing knowledge bank. But not very conventional.
I think it's Iron boy all day. James Toney's up there as well.
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Originally posted by -GBGQ- View PostI can't count Hopkins. He's very wily and smart. But not technically sound per say. He charges in with his head, ****s with you his elbows and hips.
Bernard's head is a boxing knowledge bank. But not very conventional.
I think it's Iron boy all day. James Toney's up there as well.
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Floyd's fundamentals arent close to perfect. Of course getting the fundamentals perfect has little to do with how good you will actually be.
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