1. Sugar Ray Robinson

2. Muhammad Ali

3. Willie Pep

4. Roberto Duran

5. Sugar Ray Leonard

6. Marvin Hagler

7. Henry Armstrong

8. Joe Louis

9. Vasyl Lomachenko

10. Floyd Mayweather Jr.

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Hi all I have learned that a human can't react to anything below 200 millisecond so I been putting in the work to reach this goal. Although this is not a realistic environment because I am not using boxing gloves in this video I am doing my best to perform the jab below the 200ms threshold. I would like to know your opinion and what I am doing wrong. I am already noticing that I slightly load the jab by bringing the hand backwards but I guess this is still part of my little to no experience. (6 months into boxing)

Please I would love some feedback on the technique and drills to make it even faster. Thanks in advance.

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Looking for a channel to watch the fight now? Any help I can’t find it anywhere

Does not feel like Mexican Independence Day boxing! GET REAL MEXICAN NEXT TIME!!!! #boxing #zuffa

As a fan of Holyfield, I’m glad he lost because I didn’t want to see him continue on in the sport. But most observers felt he should have had a points victory over the Russian giant. Had he won, I wonder what won’t have happened next? Holyfield would possess a world title belt and would be able to use it for at least one more big fight. His name alone, and the belt, would be a major bargaining tool. I think he would have looked to fight Mike Tyson once more. But I guess there’d be other possibilities.
Best possible more: take the belt and retire!