If you could be one boxer who woudl you be?

[The Old LefHook]

"You don't have to live when your kind was scorned".

"Robby boy"?


A bit of racism and stupidity all rolled into one needy lil' *****!

Spare the rod raise a jackazz......................

Ray

Give 'em hell, pappy. You didn't say when you were going to fight, Rob. I'll support your kind, by God.

[Lion81]

Probably Oscar. The fame. The girls. The fast life. The sold out PPV's.

[Lion81]

Oscar is a good choice:

Gorgeous wife

Tonnes of money

Good looking

Intelligent and articulate

Left boxing with his faculties and a thriving promotional company



And not a bad career to look back on either!

I would say he's been the most successful boxing figure of all time.

PPV monster from day one of his career
fame transcended beyond boxing
Hall of fame/ATG
Very successful promotional company.
Still relevant today

[OctoberRed]

Probably Oscar. The fame. The girls. The fast life. The sold out PPV's.

Wore pretty good heels too.

[Keleneki]

George Foreman, of course.

Hold it! That's the boxer that got me interested in boxing as a child. If that's the case, I think Michael Spinks would be a great choice to answer the question posted. One of the elite light heavyweights of all time and beat Larry Holmes, although I thought he lost the second fight. One quick fight with Tyson and the payday and out. Super humble as well from the interviews I've seen over the years, which is not surprising at all, given what he had to go through with his wife and daughter. What a man!

[TBear]

When I seen this thread I almost thought Barn was back.

[OctoberRed]

Charlie Z - has a record of 100-1, women, youtube fame, stood up to Wilder's shots

[Flo_Raiden]

The man on my Avatar. Unbeaten, beautiful style and highly skilled with KO power. Not too well known to the public or casuals but still highly appreciated among hardcore boxing fans.

[OctoberRed]

Darnell Wilson AKA 'The Ding-a-Ling Man' - for obvious reasons

[FRANKIE420247]

Juan Manuel Marquez.