Who is (or was) your favorite "stalk, stun and close" type of guy?

[Spicoli]

Azumah Nelson.Subtle but so very calculating. Good topic

[Trainer Monkey]

Another good stalker was Holmes,he'd just follow that relentless jab of his,and you,all over the ring.
His fights might not have been exciting but you have to admit they were efficient

[mrodub]

Mine was earnie shavers because he just followed them around the ring until they tired then bang one big shot game over very exciting stuff

[Wayne]

Mike Tyson. When he caught up to you there was nowhere he wouldn't hurt if he laid a glove on it.

[Trainer Monkey]

Mike Tyson. When he caught up to you there was nowhere he wouldn't hurt if he laid a glove on it.

I dont see Tyson that way,I see him as a swarmer, he was like a wave crashing over your head,but he wasnt a hunter tracking you down.

[Wayne]

I guess I'm thinking of what he did against Holmes. That was stalking because Holmes did find a home with his jab before Mike chopped his legs off.

[Spicoli]

J.C Chavez.....he would just torture guys in the body from start to finish

[Trainer Monkey]

I guess I'm thinking of what he did against Holmes. That was stalking because Holmes did find a home with his jab before Mike chopped his legs off.

That was more the exception then the rule,against an older but clearly spent Holmes,he was smart enough to pick his spots,but normally he just rolled right over you

[bambamdaddio]

Another good stalker was Holmes,he'd just follow that relentless jab of his,and you,all over the ring.
His fights might not have been exciting but you have to admit they were efficient

Well said bud & never more evident than when he broke Gerry Cooney up systematically .... Holmes was up there with the best at doing the stalk & break ya kinda thing...

[bambamdaddio]

Azumah Nelson.Subtle but so very calculating. Good topic

Good call Bro !!! & add to that Don Curry ... until he was found out, but as a fan & at his peak Leonard was awesome to watch when getting some one on the go....

[holmcall]

Azumah Nelson.Subtle but so very calculating. Good topic

Good call Bro !!! & add to that Don Curry ... until he was found out, but as a fan & at his peak Leonard was awesome to watch when getting some one on the go....

Leonard was the ultimate closer and when he did his kill, he no longer had a baby face. He was stone cold ruthless in there. He was my all-time favorite.

[bambamdaddio]

Azumah Nelson.Subtle but so very calculating. Good topic

Good call Bro !!! & add to that Don Curry ... until he was found out, but as a fan & at his peak Leonard was awesome to watch when getting some one on the go....

Leonard was the ultimate closer and when he did his kill, he no longer had a baby face. He was stone cold ruthless in there. He was my all-time favorite.

I remember him taking out our own Dave Boy Green with as clinical a ko combo as Ive ever seen, after he had softened him up..

[ICB]

Mike McCallum
Marco Antonio Barrera
Marvin Hagler

[holmcall]

Good call Bro !!! & add to that Don Curry ... until he was found out, but as a fan & at his peak Leonard was awesome to watch when getting some one on the go....

Leonard was the ultimate closer and when he did his kill, he no longer had a baby face. He was stone cold ruthless in there. He was my all-time favorite.

I remember him taking out our own Dave Boy Green with as clinical a ko combo as Ive ever seen, after he had softened him up..

Did the same with Bruce Finch and Donny LaLonde. Scary KOs. He was a killer in there with the power he could generate with his uncommon hand speed.

[No Contest]

Stalking? I'd go with Joe Frazier, maybe Qawi second. Always moving forward and that head movement.