Vote for your favourite or who you think should be top of the southpaw pile. You can vote for more than one fighter.
Vote for your favourite or who you think should be top of the southpaw pile. You can vote for more than one fighter.
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1. Pernell Whitaker
2. Marvin Hagler
3. Manny Pacquiao
4. Joe Calzaghe
5. Terrance Crawford
6. Naseem Hamed
7. Sergio Martinez
8. Hector Camacho
9. Michael Moorer
10. Ivan Calderon
Maybe...not certain of the solidity of my top 10, but it's a first draft.
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Herol Graham is missing from the list.
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Makes you realize there actually arent THAT many, my first thought was you must be missing some obvious ones, but drawing a blank unless you go back the better part of a century, and then I just wouldnt know. What about guys like Tyson or De la hoya, who in fact were lefties that fought orthodox. It surely did impact the things they were good at, much the way Hagler or most any truly good switch hitter can be so effective. I dont think Martinez has any business on the list honestly, kind of always thought he was more of a cool style but overrated. He got a late start to boxing so maybe could have been up there, but for me nah.
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The first southpaw heavyweight champion that deserves a mention but not on the list Michael Moorer and someone who defiantly should not be on the list Charles Martin.
Switch hitters should not be included.
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i like what i've seen of young corbett iii. saldivar. flash elorde. shout out to flowers and tendler. some names to consider
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From the list gotta go with Whitaker. From ones over last few decades..
Whitaker
Winky Wright..belongs in any era.
Manny
Camacho
Mark Johnson
Nunn
Calzaghe
Byrd
Hamed
Zaragoza
Top notch going today Crawford largely switch hitter, Spence Jr. Andrade, Usyk, Regis Prograis
Winky Wright was a good one, forgot about that genius boxer.
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1. Pernell Whitaker
2. Marvin Hagler
3. Manny Pacquiao
4. Joe Calzaghe
5. Terrance Crawford
6. Hector Camacho
7. Sergio Martinez
8. Zargoza
9. Michael Moorer
10. Winky
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
Camacho was good as was Zab Judah
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