The most durable fighter of all time..

[Truth]

I would go either Foreman or Hagler...

[Red_Menace]

I'd say Foreman, LaMotta and Chuvalo are up there. All those guys could take a beating. Foreman and Chuvalo are both in pretty good shape mentally. LaMotta didn't end up punch drunk either, I don't think.

[SoCaL_951]

duran takes my vote, he was a badass fighting the elite from 130-160, besides being fat he looks to be in good conditions after a long career in the ring.

[Yogi]

After reading the stories about how he participated in numerous headbutting contest before turning pro, and with the decriptions of the severe punishment he took in some of his fights (and other written bios of him), I'd have to think that one of the toughest and most durable fighters of all-time would be the "Durable Dane" himself, Battling Nelson.

[Chups]

Most of the 3K Batteries were durable.





I've seen them last for a long time.

[czars_salad]

Most of the 3K Batteries were durable.





I've seen them last for a long time.

especially if they change their name to EVEREADY

[Sweat]

especially if they change their name to EVEREADY

or energizer?

[-Nova-]

The most durable fighter of all time is hands down Rocky Balboa

[!! Mr. Soprano]

Also keep in mind that in the passed fighters trained to last 15 rounds

[ricecrispi]

wow, someone say Hgler has a speech problem.

I talked with him briefly for like 5 mins and he is funny and friendly. I thought he be this tough old intimidating guy like he is in the ring but he's really light hearted. He 's done some acting and shows up to charity events in the early 90's to smooze with rich people. I guess the slurring problem is out the window. Unless you met him in the last 5 years are so.

My pick has to be Archie Moore. Fought Louis, Marciano, and Patterson, and Ali. That is just sick, two generations of champs and 3 guys to reign as heavyweight champs. Lets not forget what he did at Lt. Heavy and beating Joey Maxim.