Greatest fighters with the fewest dimensions, name them

[-PBP-]

He beat the **** out of a washed up punching bag? Did you forget this happened against that same punching bag?

Stop moving the goal posts

[Beater_of_ass]

Stop moving the goal posts

I said all he does is run, your comeback was he punches guys in the face. I said any good performance were guys coming off of losses. What goalpost did I move I put context to your ****** reply, Lara can beat up on losers. Good to know.

[-PBP-]

I said all he does is run, your comeback was he punches guys in the face.

Right. So I'm right and you're wrong. When you were proven wrong you went on to a critique of his resume which has nothing to do with this thread.

[12TRIBEsRiSe]

1970's George Foreman.

All he could do is move forward and throw vicious punches. He was such a beast that for the most part, that's all he had to do. However, if one didn't fold under power, he was screwed.

lol i was going to post this

[Tom Cruise]

I've only really seen his famous fights, but i noticed that Carlos Monzon would very rarely do anything other than move around his opponent, throwing jabs, straight rights and left hooks. If the opponent got too close just push his head to the side and carry on moving. If he got trapped on the ropes he would just clinch, then spin his opponent... and carry on moving.

Not sure that means he couldnt do anything else, or he just never had to because he was so ****ing good at it, but the guy was like a metronome. Awesome at what he did, and incredibly difficult to beat.

[lightsout15]

Pacquiao has to be the least well rounded great fighter I've ever seen. Can't fight backwards, cant' fight in the pocket, has a weak jab, has troube adapting to his opponent. It's insane, but he's incredibly fast and explosive! With solid punching power and an above average chin.

You must be talking about bobby pacquiao. Even in Manny's last three fights against Rios, Bradley, and Algieri he showed different dimensions to his game. He was outboxing Rios and pop shotting him, even Floyd Sr said he was looking like his son in there. Against Bradley he was doing a bit of everything and against Algieri he was stalking and applying pressure non stop. What would floyd have done against those three fighters? He would have beaten them all sure but it would have been boring as hell because Floyd does the same thing in all his fights. I almost fell asleep just imagining what a mayweather vs algieri fight would have been like. lol

[Willthethrill]

Pacquiao has to be the least well rounded great fighter I've ever seen. Can't fight backwards, cant' fight in the pocket, has a weak jab, has troube adapting to his opponent. It's insane, but he's incredibly fast and explosive! With solid punching power and an above average chin.

Manny has to be one of the most dynamic offensive fighters of this era

[STREET CLEANER]

Are Lara and Bradley really considered great fighters?I would say that Chavez Sr is a good example.He was never fleet of foot or a superb tactician,or even an extraordinary puncher.He got by on superior mental fortitude,a world class chin,and an indomitable will.

You didn't see much of him. Sr did box in some fights and had one of the best come foward defense anywhere

[Willthethrill]

Although I love jmm he isn't very well rounded.

[STREET CLEANER]

1970's George Foreman.

All he could do is move forward and throw vicious punches. He was such a beast that for the most part, that's all he had to do. However, if one didn't fold under power, he was screwed.

So far the only fighter that I agree that had the fewest dimension. Foreman a foward plodder with his power