i think Naz and SRR!
Who is the most (FLASHY) boxer of all time!!
Who is the most (FLASHY) boxer of all time!!
So….who is your FLASHY boxer!!
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i think Naz and SRR!

i think Naz and SRR!
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Roy Jones lives with a lot of flair (anyone seen his 'crib' on mtv?, it rocks!)
Carlos Monzon dated actresses and Models. By all accounts Mayweather is Flash outside the ring.
Inside Judah, Naz, Roy Jones, Mosley and Witter all have very flashy stlyes.
Please remember being flashy is not the same as being good! And also almost all the fighters in most fans all time p4p lists were more than capable of being flash if they wanted.
Carlos Monzon dated actresses and Models. By all accounts Mayweather is Flash outside the ring.
Inside Judah, Naz, Roy Jones, Mosley and Witter all have very flashy stlyes.
Please remember being flashy is not the same as being good! And also almost all the fighters in most fans all time p4p lists were more than capable of being flash if they wanted.
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sugar ray robinson had more than a dash of flash for his time, when athletes were more conservative. he took a pink tie he liked to a cadillac dealer and had a car made to match its color. he traveled with a huge retinue, including his own barber and occasionally a dwarf (don't ask me why)...both in the states and when he toured europe. plus, he had an innate charisma which made him one of the most colorful personalities of his time, especially in harlem, where he always drew a crowd just by being there.
as for in the ring...no grand entrances...but again..the charisma plus his fighting style were all the flash he needed.
as for in the ring...no grand entrances...but again..the charisma plus his fighting style were all the flash he needed.
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Jaclem wrote:sugar ray robinson had more than a dash of flash for his time, when athletes were more conservative. he took a pink tie he liked to a cadillac dealer and had a car made to match its color. he traveled with a huge retinue, including his own barber and occasionally a dwarf (don't ask me why)...both in the states and when he toured europe. plus, he had an innate charisma which made him one of the most colorful personalities of his time, especially in harlem, where he always drew a crowd just by being there.
as for in the ring...no grand entrances...but again..the charisma plus his fighting style were all the flash he needed.
HE ACTUALLY USED TO TAP DANCE QUITE OFTEN WHEN OUT PARTYING APPARENTLY.
Imagine that one, being at a club where Sugar ray was and seeing the world champ dance to crowd, awesome, with that footwork I 'll bet he was shit hot. bearing in mind in those days tap dancing was kool as.
hell yah!J wrote:Jaclem wrote:sugar ray robinson had more than a dash of flash for his time, when athletes were more conservative. he took a pink tie he liked to a cadillac dealer and had a car made to match its color. he traveled with a huge retinue, including his own barber and occasionally a dwarf (don't ask me why)...both in the states and when he toured europe. plus, he had an innate charisma which made him one of the most colorful personalities of his time, especially in harlem, where he always drew a crowd just by being there.
as for in the ring...no grand entrances...but again..the charisma plus his fighting style were all the flash he needed.
HE ACTUALLY USED TO TAP DANCE QUITE OFTEN WHEN OUT PARTYING APPARENTLY.
Imagine that one, being at a club where Sugar ray was and seeing the world champ dance to crowd, awesome, with that footwork I 'll bet he was shit hot. bearing in mind in those days tap dancing was kool as.
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give me your e-mail, and i will send you a pic of Sugar ray in the club!!J wrote:Jaclem wrote:sugar ray robinson had more than a dash of flash for his time, when athletes were more conservative. he took a pink tie he liked to a cadillac dealer and had a car made to match its color. he traveled with a huge retinue, including his own barber and occasionally a dwarf (don't ask me why)...both in the states and when he toured europe. plus, he had an innate charisma which made him one of the most colorful personalities of his time, especially in harlem, where he always drew a crowd just by being there.
as for in the ring...no grand entrances...but again..the charisma plus his fighting style were all the flash he needed.
HE ACTUALLY USED TO TAP DANCE QUITE OFTEN WHEN OUT PARTYING APPARENTLY.
Imagine that one, being at a club where Sugar ray was and seeing the world champ dance to crowd, awesome, with that footwork I 'll bet he was shit hot. bearing in mind in those days tap dancing was kool as.
Who is the most (FLASHY) boxer of all time!!
Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson used to tap dance. He even studied the fighting style of kangaroo's at the zoo, and used his observations in the ring. Unfortunatly for him, he must have ignored the peek-a-boo.
Wasn't C Marcellus C pretty flashy in with Cleve Big Cat Williams? Does his "Shuffle" qualify here?
Did anyone ever watch Jitterbug Smith, a lightweight fromm New Orleans?
I guess not.
:)
Wasn't C Marcellus C pretty flashy in with Cleve Big Cat Williams? Does his "Shuffle" qualify here?
Did anyone ever watch Jitterbug Smith, a lightweight fromm New Orleans?
I guess not.
:)
cheers for the offer $eif but on a work email so rather not dude no offence.$eif wrote:Gust give me your e-mail! and i will send you a cool pic of SRR tap danceing and skipping!!mrbassie wrote:SRR was a good tap dancer, he even tapdanced while jumping rope/skipping. Multi talented![]()
thanks all the same though.
when sugar ray retired after the maxim fight, he actually tried a career as a professional tap dancer and made his debut in a new york night club but it didn't make it with the reviewers...dorothy kilgallen, for one...who said he had lots of charm but not enough professional skill to make it in that field. plus, she said his brief speech during his act asking the audience to support the united nations was somewhat out of place.
then, of course he started his second career as a middleweight champion...ex champion..champion...ex champion..etc.
then, of course he started his second career as a middleweight champion...ex champion..champion...ex champion..etc.
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