Who's style/stance do you like most?

[ModernTalking]

Hamed.........

[Chadmazing]

James Toney for sure. It's always fun to do a little Roy Jones.

[RightStraight]

Mike Tyson.

[McFearless]

the hitman stance looks cool... made for speed

[Da7thsign]

James Toney for sure. Beautiful to watch him box. Body shots, shoulder roll, countering and body to the head combos. And another fun style to watch is Emanuel Burton

[edgarg]

James Toney for sure. Beautiful to watch him box. Body shots, shoulder roll, countering and body to the head combos. And another fun style to watch is Emanuel Burton

Yes I agree with you about Burton/Augustus, but the most elegantly deadly stance, with an enormous emount of STYLE was Ray Robinson. You could recognise him anywhere, in any position, or action, or any part of him.

[ILLuminato]

Just wondering why you guys like the Cotto stance. He squared, stooped over too much, and held the hands too high causing him to have bad balance, be open for uppercuts, and presented himself as a bigger target.

Not really. Floyd Mayweather in that stance has a VERY similar style. I love when Floyd puts the hands up.

[CasualBoxingFan]

COME AT ME BRO!

[Buthopvlick]

Bernard Hopkins!

[jjbj2]

Juan Manuel Marquez/Ricardo Lopez they have a similar stance


also Roy Jones jr and Maravilla

RJJ Jr. and Maravilla they have no stance. That is why RJJ Jr. sucks now because he never learned a proper stance and he gets knocked out like an ice cold salmon. Maravilla will go the same way too. I'm not surprised he might be taking steroids because at his age with no stance just dropping his hands all the time and still be quick, you gotta question if that guy is being honest.

I have Bernard Hopkins and Glenn Johnson as two legit boxers because both of them have proper stance, techniques, and skills. Johnson came from Light Heavyweight so of course the guy will be strong in the Super Middleweight Tournament. I don't question his power and he might just be George Foreman that even in old age is still strong especially him being more well built at his age too. Hopkins learned that he will never be a knockout king and quick too but at least he learned and developed his skills and techniques that even in his old age just matured better. Hopkins was never fast but he is smart. And he keeps himself healthy and fit all credit to him. Lastly, he never played the weight games like RJJ Jr. did going from Light Heavyweight to Heavyweight then coming down again from weight. Hopkins was and is smart about what he does that is why I never criticize the guy because he just works hard.