Your three favourite fighters of all time?

[Kel]

Kostya Tszyu
Marco Antonio Barrera
Tyson or Hamed 3rd because they both got me interested in boxing in the first place.

Bit off topic but the most exiting thing about boxing (for me anyway) was learning who fighters are. You see a guy beat your guy, then you see who that guy beat before he beat your guy, then you see who beat the guy that beat your guy after/before he beat your guy.......and so on......before you know it you have 2000 DVD's of career sets.

I don't know what I would do without boxing. Anyone else ever think that?

There is a thread about "are you afraid of dying?"

I'm afraid that if I die I will miss great fights!

[Shamrock]

Kostya Tszyu
Marco Antonio Barrera
Tyson or Hamed 3rd because they both got me interested in boxing in the first place.

Bit off topic but the most exiting thing about boxing (for me anyway) was learning who fighters are. You see a guy beat your guy, then you see who that guy beat before he beat your guy, then you see who beat the guy that beat your guy after/before he beat your guy.......and so on......before you know it you have 2000 DVD's of career sets.

I don't know what I would do without boxing. Anyone else ever think that?

There is a thread about "are you afraid of dying?"

I'm afraid that if I die I will miss great fights!

I'm exactly the same... I'd end up going so far back into different careers I'd forget who I was looking at in the first place .

Before I started boxing I was afraid that I'd be no good, while I was boxing early on I was afraid that I might not get better, when I hit my peak I was afraid how long it would last, when I got injured I was afraid it was over, when I came back I was afraid it would happen again, when it happened again.... I thought feck it time for some guinness and maybe time to look at coaching

A lot of worry but I wouldn't change a day of it. Boxing is like a disease that I got infected with when I was about 12 and there's no cure.