The best nickname? Past and present
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Fightdoctor
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Adam "Swamp Donkey" Richards.
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The Best Ever. Self Explanatory
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Leroy 'The Molester' Hester
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Larry "Car Trouble" Bouldersleeve
The Tennessee Trouble Maker Bob Sweeney
Otto "15% Tipper" Gagne
Patrice "The Lavender Lickspittle" Trembley
The Tennessee Trouble Maker Bob Sweeney
Otto "15% Tipper" Gagne
Patrice "The Lavender Lickspittle" Trembley
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LeRoiDuRing
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Might have been already posted but Motor City Kobra for Thomas Hearns is my favorite. He somehow had the face, personality and style to go with it.
I also like the more poetic nicknames like "The Old Mongoose" for Archie Moore and "The Cinderella Man" for Jimmy Bradock
I also like the more poetic nicknames like "The Old Mongoose" for Archie Moore and "The Cinderella Man" for Jimmy Bradock
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Dominic Guinn I think is the Southern Disaster if my memory serves me, Tim Tzuyu has a good one that I like which is the 'Soultaker'
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There is one man who doesn't need a nickname:
Chancellor Battenberg
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/857202
Chancellor Battenberg
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/857202
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margaret thatcher
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i looked him up to see what a 6'1 super feather looks like........apparently he's also a music youtuberjoshj909 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2023, 17:16 There is one man who doesn't need a nickname:
Chancellor Battenberg
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/857202
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At one point they tried to give a new persona to Lance Whittaker and so called him "Goofi" and figured they'd have this 6'8' whatver intimidating looking hw contender play off.....I dunno, cuteness and silliness?
I swear this happened kids, ask your dad, he may remember, though to this day it just feels like I used to drink way too much.
So that's my vote for best all time: Lance "Goofi" (with an i please, we don't need to get sued here) Whittaker.
I swear this happened kids, ask your dad, he may remember, though to this day it just feels like I used to drink way too much.
So that's my vote for best all time: Lance "Goofi" (with an i please, we don't need to get sued here) Whittaker.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Jeff_lacy_ko
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A girl in my high school had no legs. Her nickname was shark attack
That was the best nickname
That was the best nickname
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keithmoonhangover
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My then cat got run over and his pelvis got broke, the vet fixed him and when we got him back, my father-in-law called him pancake.Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑29 Mar 2025, 01:57 A girl in my high school had no legs. Her nickname was shark attack
That was the best nickname
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Sweet Dick Willie
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Just watched a good ol Buster Keaton film 'Battling Butler' and there was a nice one - The Alabama Murderer. The nickname Wilder dreams of...
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margaret thatcher
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jack 'sock it' sprocket