The best nickname? Past and present

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Ronald 'Lobster' Thermidor

[Ruthless-RKO]

DaVarryl "Touch of Sleep" Williamson

[Ruthless-RKO]

Owen "What the Heck" Beck

[Ruthless-RKO]

Michael "Second To" Nunn

[Ruthless-RKO]

Samuel "The Nigerian Nightmare" Peter

[Ruthless-RKO]

O'Neil "Give 'Em Hell" Bell

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The Juggernaut - This nickname suits Joe Joyce to a tee.

He is virtually a human juggernaut.

[Jaywheel]

Richel "the Dutch Sonny Liston" Hersisia
Ishmael "the Black Roy Jones Jr." Tetteh

[The Gratest]

Marvin Camel "Toe"

[greg]

Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield
"Merciless" Ray Mercer
Riddick "Big Daddy" Bowe
'The Thunder From Down Under' Kostya Tszyu

[joshj909]

Carmen "The Upstate Onion Farmer" Basilio
David 'The Tuaminator' Tua


I have to say, MMA nicknames can be seriously cringe but I think there are some legendary ones:
Ryan 'Darth' Bader / Ryan 'The Master' Bader
Andre 'Touchy' Fili
Rick "The Ginger With the Intent to Injure" Pfeifer
Jeremiah 'Was a Bullfrog' Douglas
James 'Sexual' Heelan
Ulysses 'Useless' Gomez
'The Dean of Mean' Keith Jardine
'Suoer Dooper' Bobby Cooper
Steve 'The Creepy Weasel' Montgomery
Jeff 'Scary Nickname" Nader
'Violent Bob Ross' Luis Pena
Lewis 'The Foot' Long
Chase 'The Vanilla Gorilla' Sherman

[oogiebe]

Nice story but oogiebe is the sweaty residue you find between your ballsack and rectum. Also referred to as gooch juice.

No sir. That is called fumunda cheese.

[The Gratest]

Tyson 'Fumunda Cheese' Fury

[oogiebe]

Tyson 'Fumunda Cheese' Fury

[AngryGoon38]

Archie "The Ole Mongoose" Moore
"The Brockton Blockbuster" Rocky Marciano
"The Hands of Stone" Roberto Duran
Danny "Little Red" Lopez
Ernie "Red" Lopez
Ernie "The Acorn" Shavers
"Irish" Jerry Quarry
Gerry "The Huntington Giant" Cooney
"Gentleman" Jim Corbett
"The Boilermaker" Jim Jefferies
"The Padequicua Giant" Jess Willard
"The Galveston Giant" Jack Johnson
"Homicide" Henry Armstrong
"The Will of the Wisp" Willie Pep
"The Cinderella Man" James Braddock
"The Brown Bomber" Joe Louis
Riddick "Big Daddy" Bowe
"Viva El Loco" Johnny Tapia
James "Hard Rock" Greene
Mike "The Jewish Bomber" Rossman
"Vicious" Victor Galindez
"King" Carlos Monzon
Azumah "The Professor" Nelson
Frankie "The Surgeon" Randall
Tommy "The Duke" Morrison
Craig "The Gator" Bodzinowski
Cody "The Alaskan Assasin" Cook
Sean "Bubblegum" O'Grady
Virgil "Quicksilver" Hill
Eric "Butterbean" Esch
Louis "The Facelifter" Monoco
Andrew "Kid Thunder" Hartley
Bobby "Chappy" Czaz
Arturo "Thunder" Gatti
Floyd "Money" Mayweather
Vinnie "The Pazmanian Devil" Pazienza
Hector "Macho" Camacho
Aaron "The Hawk" Pryor
"Rockin" Robin Blake
Gerrie "The Bionic Hand" Coetzee
Axel "The Cat" Shultz

[oogiebe]

Louisville Lip was always a fav of mine.

[Sweet Dick Willie]

"Viva El Loco" Johnny Tapia

Did he use this too at some stage of his career? "Mi vida loca" is the one he's remembered for.

[Ross]

The Ghost with the Hammer in his hand - Jimmy Wilde

[AngryGoon38]

"Viva El Loco" Johnny Tapia

Did he use this too at some stage of his career? "Mi vida loca" is the one he's remembered for.

Thanks for the correction.

Old Man brain recall is quite erratic at best.

[Thomastearns]

James "Lights Out" Toney was fairly intimidating. Quite rightly so.

As was Nigel "the Dark Destroyer" Benn who left behind a path of destruction on his route to the top.

No fan of Bob Dylan should ever forget the jailed Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the man the authorities came to blame acc to Bob.

The "Clones Cyclone" suited Barry McGuigan well due to his early frenetic non stop style.

Carl "the cobra" Froch never made much sense to me as it did with Tommy Hearns. Froch was certainly tough and durable but no one could call him super slick or quick.

David "Haymaker" Haye was fair enough as he could certainly bang, but Herol "Bomber" Graham was a little misleading.

Herol was one of the slickest boxers to ever grace a British ring, almost too slick for his own good.

[adislav123]

James "Lights Out" Toney was fairly intimidating. Quite rightly so.

As was Nigel "the Dark Destroyer" Benn who left behind a path of destruction on his route to the top.

No fan of Bob Dylan should ever forget the jailed Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the man the authorities came to blame acc to Bob.

The "Clones Cyclone" suited Barry McGuigan well due to his early frenetic non stop style.

Carl "the cobra" Froch never made much sense to me as it did with Tommy Hearns. Froch was certainly tough and durable but no one could call him super slick or quick.

David "Haymaker" Haye was fair enough as he could certainly bang, but Herol "Bomber" Graham was a little misleading.

Herol was one of the slickest boxers to ever grace a British ring, almost too slick for his own good.

[Jaywheel]

Elmer "the writer without a reader" Salsa

[handsofstone]

Michael "Second To" Nunn

You bastard Ruth, I thought I was getting that in first for a sec

[handsofstone]

Anthony "The People's Champion" Joshua

[Ruthless-RKO]

Michael "Second To" Nunn

You bastard Ruth, I thought I was getting that in first for a sec

That is probably the best name.