Who had the most creative combos?

[Spray_resistant]

Roman Gonzalez for me...

Was thinking the same when I saw the thread title, hes so natural and fluid throwing punches in volume from all angles.

[Pac=Duran]

Was it Hopkins? 1,2, headbutt, clinch, repeat?

Or was it Roy with those fast hands?
Was it toney?... Body head, head body, just like Trinidad.

Juan Diaz? 20 or so unanswered punches vs Billy the kid.

Vitali Klitschko? Roy said "you just don't see a big guy throw punches like that"

Was it Oscars smell for blood? Whenever he had an opponent hurt he hit those pitty Pat hands as fast as he could? He really had a great finishing touch, a killer instinct.

Or speaking of one, twos is it Wilder? Was it Lewis?

Your thoughts?

JMM and Pac were artists.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Lightweight Mosley was something else. He didn’t rely so much one or two shots like he did at higher weights. You never knew what sort of combination was coming next.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Roy Jones Junior, Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Evander Holyfield, James Toney.

Manny Pacquiao was not all that creative.

Here is a video of Mike Tyson knocking out Frank Bruno 'The combination of punches that ended the fight' Where quite creative and executed at incredible high speed 'Usually fighters when they are in the heat of battle, lose their decision making ability' But Mike Tyson could make decisions at incredibly high speeds, and deliver his power with sophisticated technique'. In situations where other fighters would just go wild and throw caution to the wind, Mike Tyson was always be calculated and never wild on the offensive.

2 minute 45 second Mark and onward's etc

[Beercules]

Pacquiao...

[Fat_asian]

Roy Jones Junior, Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Evander Holyfield, James Toney.

Manny Pacquiao was not all that creative.

Here is a video of Mike Tyson knocking out Frank Bruno 'The combination of punches that ended the fight' Where quite creative and executed at incredible high speed 'Usually fighters when they are in the heat of battle, lose their decision making ability' But Mike Tyson could make decisions at incredibly high speeds, and deliver his power with sophisticated technique'. In situations where usually other fighters would just go wild and throw caution to the wild, Mike Tyson was calculating on the offensive he was never wild.

2 minute 45 second Mark and onward's etc

That was cold and clinical. Not to mention calculated ahha.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Prime pacquiao definitely gotta be up there. Killer instinct was top notch too when he was young. When he was 30plus he stopped starting fast

Post some footage of Manny Pacquiao being creative 'Sure he could throw a lot of punches, but AT high speeds was he really that creative? Pacquiao is not really a creative combination puncher, he just did not have a off switch at times'.

[PRINCEKOOL]

That was cold and clinical. Not to mention calculated ahha.

Sophisticated violence, that is the difference between Mike Tyson and some of these other fighters 'Manny Pacquiao for example? Just threw a lot of punches' I would not really describe him a creative & sophisticated offensive fighter.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Post some footage of Manny Pacquiao being creative 'Sure he could throw a lot of punches, but AT high speeds was he really that creative? Pacquiao is not really a creative combination puncher, he just did not have a off switch at times'.

This is the first thing I thought when I opened this thread but I get tired of all the arguing.

[richardt]

Sugar Ray Leonard - not only the most varied punches in combination, but at lightning speeds.