Who are the Greatest Offensive Fighters of All Time???

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Am I going on a limb by adding De La Hoya to the list??

Not by me
Oscar was usually always on the offensive... His fights with Ike Vargas Shane, even vs sturm and Hopkins, oscar always let his hands go for the most part..

[111shyguy76]

FrankieClutch;14357373]Holy ****! How the hell did we forget about him?[/QUOTE]

Forgive them father, for they knoweth not what they do .....

[FrankieClutch]

Not by me
Oscar was usually always on the offensive... His fights with Ike Vargas Shane, even vs sturm and Hopkins, oscar always let his hands go for the most part..

Yeah, I always thought Oscar was an offensive machine. He seems to get a lot of hate on these boards though

FrankieClutch;14357373]Holy ****! How the hell did we forget about him?

Forgive them father, for they knoweth not what they do .....[/QUOTE]

No kidding man, how the hell were you the first to mention him... on the 4th page???

[BUNGALOWS]

Ya'll musta forgot.... Roy Jones Jr.

Actually I didn't. I was gonna put him in there, but then you gotta remember he's more of a counter puncher, offensive fighter.

When you say best offensive fighter, it means pure, unadulterated ferocity in the ring.

[BUNGALOWS]

I can't believe no one has said Tito freakin Trinidad


He was a nonstop hunter killer...

Someone smarter than me please post Trinidad-Vargas round 1, and the joppy fight, and the yory boy ko, the mayorga fight

I have Tito in my list.

[Túpac Amaru III]

In no particular order, off the top of my head.

Tyson, Pacquiao, Duran, DLH, Hagler, Chavez Sr..

Beautiful list.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

I have Tito in my list.

I missed it,,, good call bro

[Capaedia]

Joe Louis was a master of setting up his offense.

Traps, parries, feints, counters, working his way in with a jab. He truly had everything an offensive fighter could want.

[BUNGALOWS]

I missed it,,, good call bro

"Physically I'm compared to Tito Trinidad, both hands are lethal."

- Cormega

[BUNGALOWS]

Joe Louis was a master of setting up his offense.

Traps, parries, feints, counters, working his way in with a jab. He truly had everything an offensive fighter could want.

Hell yeah, bro.