Can the switch hitting style stop a fighter from being popular?

A very strange question, I know. The reason I ask is that it is often said (mainly be me) that Junior Witter has never endeared himself to fans because he can produce boring, ugly fights. Last night I saw Lee Haskins fight on the Edwards-Bell undercard and his switch hitting style was so ugly to watch. There is an arrogance about it too and I just wondered if there is a pattern.

Hagler never had an issue packing in the fans :D. Hagler did it so perfectly. I tip my hat to the few that can do it effectively.

A fair point.

But Naz did it too, and many hated his guts...

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Originally Posted by bzkfn

A fair point.

But Naz did it too, and many hated his guts...

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Mainly due to his arrogance, which lead to his downfall anyway. His head got too big and he let himself slip. I thought he was amazing in the ring, even though I considered him a twerp. I made sure I watched his fights. Only time I avoided him was during his ring entrances!hehe

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Originally Posted by bzkfn

A fair point.

But Naz did it too, and many hated his guts...

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Yes but Hagler was GREAT , a real fighter who could give and take punches.
Hamed was a powerful bully with a terrible style and an arrogant little f.u.c.k !
See the difference ?