Which boxing legends do you recommend me to watch their career?

[SeekDaGreat]

I've been a fan of the sport since December of 2012, so to say I've missed a lot of great fights.

I'm 22 and I want to enjoy the careers (the best fights) of the great boxers I've missed chronologically.

I've thought to start with these:

-Óscar de la Hoya

-Julio César Chávez

-Mike Tyson

Please I need advice of the fighters that I should watch. Which ones do you recommend me?


Thanks in advance.

"Hot" Rod Salka. Pure boxer,

[bboy80]

Eric esch...

lol....

[Eff Pandas]

marco antonio barrera and tito trinidad.

both those careers are great, with ups and downs and taking on all comers.

Can't believe I forgot to mention Tito. Definitely worth checking out Tito.

[Bald Shavers]

Salvador Sanchez was beautiful. He was a sight to behold. Artistry, speed, power and intelligence in one package. Every second of his every fight was a masterpiece.

Start with his fight against Wilfredo Gomez. Its on Youtube.

[Dr Rumack]

I recommend Tito as well. When he repeatedly punches Yori Boy Campas in the balls to get out of trouble, you can already see he has the makings of a Puerto Rican great.

[HandsofIron]

I've been a fan of the sport since December of 2012, so to say I've missed a lot of great fights.

I'm 22 and I want to enjoy the careers (the best fights) of the great boxers I've missed chronologically.

I've thought to start with these:

-Óscar de la Hoya

-Julio César Chávez

-Mike Tyson

Please I need advice of the fighters that I should watch. Which ones do you recommend me?


Thanks in advance.

The 80's 5 Kings Era, doesn't get any sweeter than that and boxing peaked around this time imo. Watch all these guys fights.

Roberto Duran
Sugar Ray Leonard
Marvin Hagler
Tommy Hearns
Wilfred Benitez

And a few more greats ones

Wilfredo Gomez
Alexis Arguello
Salvador Sanchez
Aaron Pryor
Azumah Nelson

90's-y2k era was pretty good too

ODLH
Felix Trinidad
Shane Mosley
Ike Quartey
Fernando Vargas

lots of great fights/fighters during these times

[bigfo0t]

Eric Crumble.

Dude must have broken some records!

[SUBZER0ED]

Evander "The real deal" Holyfield. The man had the heart of a lion.

[Fidel456]

Tito Trinidad, a skinny dude with no muscles knocking guys out. Will make u wonder where the hell does fighters power come from. Watch his career in this order, vs Blocker then campas then vs dlh and every fight after that one.

[therealpugilist]

I've been a fan of the sport since December of 2012, so to say I've missed a lot of great fights.

I'm 22 and I want to enjoy the careers (the best fights) of the great boxers I've missed chronologically.

I've thought to start with these:

-Óscar de la Hoya

-Julio César Chávez

-Mike Tyson

Please I need advice of the fighters that I should watch. Which ones do you recommend me?


Thanks in advance.

watch Roy Jones in his prime. Innovative style, had the basics down, and one of the rare fighters with speed and legit one punch power. Only fighter to not get hit in a full round. KO's behind his back, etc.



Also.....hector camacho, meldrick taylor, Terry norris if youre into aggressive speedsters

hilario zapata, willie, pep, niccolino locche if you into defense specialist

punchers check out earner shavers, joe louis, bob foster, julain jackson


for the other styles ricardo lopez, henry armstrong, tony canzoneri.


If you need more let me know