This clip is taken from the Joe Rogan Experience MMA Show #101 with Kevin Holland & Travis Lutter. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6GsjHxplv54dtKkVBBqB5S?si=drWs7fmrSRaM2hPnyz_eiw
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Floyd is the most technically skilled….
But the GOAT status must always go to a Heavyweight in my opinion. At the end of the day, being the largest man that can defeat anyone and stand at the top of the mountain over everyone else is what should matter most. Because how do you put someone as the greatest fighter when there are multiple men in higher weight classes that could knock them out???
This is my criteria anyway. It’s all subjective but I think mine makes the most logical sense. Otherwise there would be at least 1 Woman being talked about as the GOAT in a combat sport but there’s never going to be. Why is that? Think about it….
Pacquiao was younger than Floyd when they fought! Dummies! Pacquiao the one who declined the fight and drug test in 2009 dummies!!
Rocky Marciano
Joe es un gran admirador de Mike Tyson
Subjective really. There's a lot of different things to take in. Since there have been many, and I mean many, great boxers. Wins and Loses seem to be the go-to for many, but that isn't always true. There have been many great boxers with a good amount of loses. Another thing to consider is the style of boxing someone uses. (To keep this short, I'll be giving one example for each style of Boxing). For pressure fighter, we have Mike Tyson. For Out-boxing, there is Muhammed Ali. For Brawler, You got George Foreman. For Boxer-Puncher, you've got Joe Louis. So a lot of the greatest boxer, used many different styles. There is more, but I don't want to make this a full page-length synopsis.