Fighters with nerves of steel?

[dannnnn]

Salvador Sanchez always stood out to me in this regard. As stoic as they come, all business, expression never altered.

[champion4ever]

Floyd Joy Sinclair Mayweather Jr.

It was very easy for him to remain gracious. He has never lost in the ring before. I would say Muhammad Ali. Every time he lost, he was always a humbled and gracious loser. He never blamed anyone but himself for his defeats.

[Zaroku]

Salvador sanchez

chico

thank GOD for Mexican boxers

[Ganondorf]

It was very easy for him to remain gracious. He has never lost in the ring before. I would say Muhammad Ali. Every time he lost, he was always a humbled and gracious loser. He never blamed anyone but himself for his defeats.

I wasn’t talking about being gracious. IIRC the question was about “nerves of steel”, which to me means not losing focus when things aren’t going 100% according to plan.

The fact that Floyd never lost further illustrates my point because he definitely had some moments in fights where a less focused fighter could have very easily lost their cool and been defeated. (Castillo 1, Corley, Judah, Mosley, Chino)

[champion4ever]

I wasn’t talking about being gracious. IIRC the question was about “nerves of steel”, which to me means not losing focus when things aren’t going 100% according to plan.

The fact that Floyd never lost further illustrates my point because he definitely had some moments in fights where a less focused fighter could have very easily lost their cool and been defeated. (Castillo 1, Corley, Judah, Mosley, Chino)

I apologize for that. I Misunderstood you but now I understand what are you saying. Yes, Money May definitely had tunnel vision in the ring. He was always zoned in.

[Ganondorf]

I apologize for that. I Misunderstood you but now I understand what are you saying. Yes, Money May definitely had tunnel vision in the ring. He was always zoned in.

It’s cool bro. In the original poster’s post he asked 2 different questions.

You were right as well!