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    Default Re: Best chins of our era thoughts on the list?

    I'm going to throw Joe Calzaghe in there. Been down plenty, but his recovery powers are insane. I've never really seen him in trouble and i've seen him take some pretty heavy bombs. That uppercut from Jones was lethal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    I'm going to throw Joe Calzaghe in there. Been down plenty, but his recovery powers are insane. I've never really seen him in trouble and i've seen him take some pretty heavy bombs. That uppercut from Jones was lethal.

    Yes Calzaghe could take a punch and recover very fast from one and fire back.
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    I always thought De la Hoya had a very good chin.
    Sugar Shane has a great beard.
    Bernard Hopkins has been down on a few occasions but never in serious danger.
    Antonio Margarito is an obvious one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    I'm going to throw Joe Calzaghe in there. Been down plenty, but his recovery powers are insane. I've never really seen him in trouble and i've seen him take some pretty heavy bombs. That uppercut from Jones was lethal.
    You know I thought of Joe as one of the guys who just came shy but because he had been knocked down so many times I thought maybe it was not the best choice...I mean Joe always got back up and I don't think I ever rememeberr him hurt badly

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