Staredowns In Boxing

damien590 · Post by **damien590** » 16 Dec 2005, 01:47

If looks could kill, which fighter had the most intimidating staredown
at a press conference or during the ring instructions?

My fav staredown was that Tyson vs Ruddock I presser. Mike looked into
eyes as to say "If You Even Flinch In My Direction...I Will Cave Your Face
In."

2nd would have to Hearns vs Duran

3rd would have to Lewis vs Rahman II. Lennox had a very 'cold' look
during those instructions

DoubleM · Post by **DoubleM** » 16 Dec 2005, 03:29

Liston's and Foreman's just said "I'm going to catch you, and when I do, I'm going to pound your fornicating brains in."

Hagler's stare gave the impression of a forcefield - he had tunnel vision. Nothing would get in his way, nothing could intimidate him.

Syntax Error · Post by **Syntax Error** » 16 Dec 2005, 07:34

Holyfield -v Tyson 2.

Holyfield looked so mean that night.

Tyson looked absolutely petrified & following his cowardly ear biting, I fully believe he was.

Leonard -v Benitez was a good staredown too.

kick asner · Post by **kick asner** » 16 Dec 2005, 16:55

The staredown has been overused to the extent it has lost it's luster.

ferroz · Post by **ferroz** » 19 Dec 2005, 17:35

Aaron Pryor's stare down.

cybox · Post by **cybox** » 19 Dec 2005, 18:15

I remember the staredown Frank Bruno gave Lennox. Bruno just kind of looked at Lennoz all smug like "Who the f#%k do you think you are trying to be bigger then me in England" I was sad to see Bruno come up short in the fight, but he eventually won a title

overhand_right · Post by **overhand_right** » 22 Dec 2005, 07:35

Good choice cybox, Bruno gave a Lennox a real mean look that night. Bruno was always good int he staredowns, Lennox wasnt really. Didnt have a scary face.

Best ever has to be Michael Dokes fuckin hell that was one ugly scary looking geezer. Check out Ruddock/Dokes.

DoubleM · Post by **DoubleM** » 22 Dec 2005, 07:59

"Bad" Bennie Briscoe was a real scary guy. Very tough, great puncher too, renowned hardman with murderous eyes. But then he found Marvin Hagler staring at him and Bennie had to turn and look away.

tiredoldngrey · Post by **tiredoldngrey** » 27 Dec 2005, 02:40

Tex Cobb was asked about fighting Shavers whom he described as the "baddest man God ever let walk on Earth". He pointed out the Shavers was "2 axe handles wide" across the back, with "muscles that had muscles" And he found it very funny that, given all that, Shavers tried to intimidate him with a staredown. Like Cobb said- what was he supposed to do run? If he was afraid he wouldn't have been there in the first place.

energie · Post by **energie** » 01 Feb 2014, 17:04

damien590 wrote:If looks could kill, which fighter had the most intimidating staredown
at a press conference or during the ring instructions?

My fav staredown was that Tyson vs Ruddock I presser. Mike looked into
eyes as to say "If You Even Flinch In My Direction...I Will Cave Your Face
In."

2nd would have to Hearns vs Duran

3rd would have to Lewis vs Rahman II. Lennox had a very 'cold' look
during those instructions

agreed holy/tyson 2...........holy fuk did holyfield look mean

Syntax Error · Post by **Syntax Error** » 07 Feb 2014, 08:56

energie wrote:
damien590 wrote:If looks could kill, which fighter had the most intimidating staredown
at a press conference or during the ring instructions?

My fav staredown was that Tyson vs Ruddock I presser. Mike looked into
eyes as to say "If You Even Flinch In My Direction...I Will Cave Your Face
In."

2nd would have to Hearns vs Duran

3rd would have to Lewis vs Rahman II. Lennox had a very 'cold' look
during those instructions
agreed holy/tyson 2...........holy fuk did holyfield look mean

He beat Tyson during that staredown for their second fight; they didn't need to engage in an actual contest.

Tyson really did look petrified.

scallum · Post by **scallum** » 07 Feb 2014, 09:09

Benitez

evrenb · Post by **evrenb** » 07 Feb 2014, 11:23

Ron Lyles staredown of Foreman during pr fight instructions. This makes me laugh out of nervousness

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SzlHZH8A0M

Flump · Post by **Flump** » 07 Feb 2014, 12:00

overhand_right wrote:Good choice cybox, Bruno gave a Lennox a real mean look that night. Bruno was always good int he staredowns, Lennox wasnt really. Didnt have a scary face.

Best ever has to be Michael Dokes fuckin hell that was one ugly scary looking geezer. Check out Ruddock/Dokes.

This. And Lyle v Foreman as has also been mentioned. Clubber Lang v Rocky Balboa II was pretty good too.

evrenb · Post by **evrenb** » 07 Feb 2014, 13:04

Flump wrote:
overhand_right wrote:Good choice cybox, Bruno gave a Lennox a real mean look that night. Bruno was always good int he staredowns, Lennox wasnt really. Didnt have a scary face.

Best ever has to be Michael Dokes fuckin hell that was one ugly scary looking geezer. Check out Ruddock/Dokes.
This. And Lyle v Foreman as has also been mentioned. Clubber Lang v Rocky Balboa II was pretty good too.

I remember a more obscure one ; Pinklon Thomas vs Curtis Isaacs..has that one been mentioned?

evrenb

King Carlos · Post by **King Carlos** » 07 Feb 2014, 14:27

scallum wrote:Benitez

Clint Magnum · Post by **Clint Magnum** » 07 Feb 2014, 15:28

For me it was Liston or Hagler.
Hagler v Hearns (they knew and we knew it was going to be a war)
Hagler v Minter (Hagler looked like he wanted to eat Minter's heart)

gilgamesh · Post by **gilgamesh** » 07 Feb 2014, 15:32

scallum wrote:Benitez

The staredown both before the bell and after a few of the rounds between Leonard and Benitez jumped out in my mind when I thought of this category too

scallum · Post by **scallum** » 08 Feb 2014, 00:49

gilgamesh wrote:
scallum wrote:Benitez
The staredown both before the bell and after a few of the rounds between Leonard and Benitez jumped out in my mind when I thought of this category too

He was a cocky son of a gun lol

Space Moutain · Post by **Space Moutain** » 08 Feb 2014, 00:57

staredown from my favorite fight

scallum · Post by **scallum** » 08 Feb 2014, 01:14

Space Moutain wrote:staredown from my favorite fight

The Greatest in and out the ring

Space Moutain · Post by **Space Moutain** » 08 Feb 2014, 01:16

scallum wrote:
Space Moutain wrote:staredown from my favorite fight

The Greatest in and out the ring

Holmes is up there. I don't know about "greatest" but he was decent outside of the ring. Unlike that lowlife Clay.

scallum · Post by **scallum** » 08 Feb 2014, 01:20

Space Moutain wrote:
scallum wrote:
Space Moutain wrote:staredown from my favorite fight

The Greatest in and out the ring
Holmes is up there. I don't know about "greatest" but he was decent outside of the ring. Unlike that lowlife Clay.

No boxer won a greater victory outside the ring than that of Ali. As a 3 rd class citizen took on the most powerful Nation on Earth and won. ALLAHU Akbar

gilgamesh · Post by **gilgamesh** » 08 Feb 2014, 01:21

Space Moutain wrote:staredown from my favorite fight

Why in the hell would that be your favorite fight? There's like A Million better fights than that.

Space Moutain · Post by **Space Moutain** » 08 Feb 2014, 01:24

scallum wrote:
Space Moutain wrote:
Holmes is up there. I don't know about "greatest" but he was decent outside of the ring. Unlike that lowlife Clay.
No boxer won a greater victory outside the ring than that of Ali. As a 3 rd class citizen took on the most powerful Nation on Earth and won. ALLAHU Akbar

Yeah Clay sure lived like a third class citizen

btw, please stick to the thread topic.

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