Golden Era of the Southpaw Stance

[GrandpaBernard]

Just recently manny pacq was still fighting

there’s Usyk at heavyweight

Terence at welterweight

Lomachenko at lightweight

and the up and rising Jaron Ennis

[Smash]

pretty damn good list

[Willy Wanker]

Don't forget Spence, Tank, Taylor, Rungvisai.

[Willy Wanker]

Marvelous and Sweet Pea would be proud.

R.I.P.

[GrandpaBernard]

Don't forget Spence, Tank, Taylor, Rungvisai.

Uck how did I forget Errol

[RoadOfTheGypsy]

I view being a southpaw as an advantage, if I win the "feet war" I am guaranteed to win the fight, and some people have no clue as they just aren't used to fighting southpaws.

[PeepeePoopooMan]

Don't forget Spence, Tank, Taylor, Rungvisai.

Spencer and Tank are duds bro. I think OPs referring to dominating fighters and expressing his love for boots who has beaten absolutely nobody of note and second thread in two days where he's made praising him.

[Willy Wanker]

Spencer and Tank are duds bro. I think OPs referring to dominating fighters and expressing his love for boots who has beaten absolutely nobody of note and second thread in two days where he's made praising him.

I thought the topic was about champions and top fighters, not just dominating fighters who are on their way to becoming ATGs.

I remember a time when southpaw champions weren't as common. Michael Moorer becoming the first southpaw HW champ was treated like a big deal, and that didn't happen until the 90s. Now it seems like every other division has a champion or big name who is a southpaw.

[PeepeePoopooMan]

I thought the topic was about champions and top fighters, not just dominating fighters who are on their way to becoming ATGs.

I remember a time when southpaw champions weren't as common. Michael Moorer becoming the first southpaw HW champ was treated like a big deal, and that didn't happen until the 90s. Now it seems like every other division has a champion or big name who is a southpaw.

kinda but mainly for OP to hype up Ennis.

It's crazy how long it took for leftys to become regulars to the sport. Back then it was rare.

[GrandpaBernard]

I thought the topic was about champions and top fighters, not just dominating fighters who are on their way to becoming ATGs.

I remember a time when southpaw champions weren't as common. Michael Moorer becoming the first southpaw HW champ was treated like a big deal, and that didn't happen until the 90s. Now it seems like every other division has a champion or big name who is a southpaw.

Here to Usyk doing great in the division

righties have HW on lock

Golden Era of heavyweight boxing

don't think a single one was southpaw