Most well-spoken fighters?

[Stuntman Mike]

Ricardo Mayorga

[Citizen Koba]

Thurman comes across really wacky to me.

I like Keith. Freethinker. I think he thinks too much to pull off the regular kind of boxing badass thing and comes over kinda awkward when he tries but he's pretty cool when he's just being himself.. Reminds me more of some of my alternative / hippie type friends than the dudes I know from the day to day. Guy to ask is NC Uppercut though - dude hangs with Keith sometimes I think.

[Silence]

Wlad and Vitali

[hugh grant]

Eubank Sr by a country mile in terms of elocution.

But I’d go Paulie in terms of a guy I enjoy listening to. Always speaks sense IMO.

Paul is too good an advert for being punched in head for a living, as is Tyson fury, and David have and missing or most modern day boxers.
Boxers are supposed to slur and speak slow, most modern boxers don't fit the stereo type

[tritium_arma]

Best: Eubank Sr and Sergio Martinez.
Worst: Currently Tank, I have no idea what he's saying half the time.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Currently right now active fighters.

Chris Eubank Junior, Keith Thurman, Tyson Fury i.e he has plenty of dexterity when it comes to expressing himself. If he wanted to extremely polite, pleasant and concise he could be.

That is about it really. I don't think it is a great era with that type of fighter.

Fighters who are not active, and some all time greats.

Muhammad Ali, Chris Eubank Senior, Wladimir Kiltschko, David Haye, David Price, Barry McGuigan, Johnny Nelson, Carl Froch, Oscar Del La Hoya, Pauli Malignaggi, Bernard Hopkins.

Some of Bernard Hopkins pre-fight round table discussion are awesome, well all of them are. I mainly enjoyed his round table discussion with the media before his rematch with Chad Dawson.

There are many more fighters I could list.

[lizard_man]

Tank Davis

[TheIronMike]

Currently right now active fighters.

Chris Eubank Junior, Keith Thurman, Tyson Fury i.e he has plenty of dexterity when it comes to expressing himself. If he wanted to extremely polite, pleasant and concise he could be.

That is about it really. I don't think it is a great era with that type of fighter.

Fighters who are not active, and some all time greats.

Muhammad Ali, Chris Eubank Senior, Wladimir Kiltschko, David Haye, David Price, Barry McGuigan, Johnny Nelson, Carl Froch, Oscar Del La Hoya, Pauli Malignaggi, Bernard Hopkins.

Some of Bernard Hopkins pre-fight round table discussion are awesome, well all of them are. I mainly enjoyed his round table discussion with the media before his rematch with Chad Dawson.

There are many more fighters I could list.

Can't agree with Hopkins. At least, nowadays...he's the king of fumbling his words and using diction that makes zero sense.

[MulaKO]

Keith Thurman

She is fughin titanic
Who the fugh is that chick

[MulaKO]

Which fighters have a gift of a gab or an aura of a politician when conducting interviews. Someone who you could listen to speak for an hour or longer.

few that come to mind are Bobby Czyz, Billy Costello, Tommy Morrison, Antonio Tarver.

I want to specifically highlight Tommy Morrison, this mofo could literally sell me a Kia based on his speaking ability.

Ronald Winky Wright
Always well spoken and insightful