Top 20 Showboating Moments That Will Never Be Forgotten...Pt1

and now for my next issue I would like to get back to the key, not all boxers are satisfied with just getting the victory, winning goes a long way in progressing your career but when you add some unnecessary shades and show boats here and there often. Enough for the crowd to respond positively. There have been countless showmen in the combat sports industry dating back to ancient times, when gladiators went to extremes to gain glory from fans. On the contrary, some fighters today miss out. the fine line between entertainment and humiliation it's okay to add a little spice to combat, but

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make fun of a man who is down and defeated, that is simply the wrong answer, the tank, welcome back to another top countdown 20 here on foxy Legends TV today.

We'll be taking a look at some of the most iconic

moments

in the sport of boxing, with a little MMA thrown in just for good measure. If you enjoy these countdowns, remember to hit the like button as it helps the channel as a whole. Also, just a quick reminder: this is just the first part. I can assure you that we

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discover more classic

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as the Roy Jones Jr. series progresses. is a man who

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occupy many places as this series progresses, it is not very often that fans take him to task for the way he played and dismantled his opponents in his prime, probably due to the fact that he was a very hard to dislike in general. his fight against David Telesco in January 2000 was just typical Roy being Roy having fun and entertaining the crowd, come on man, you can't get it right now, believe it or not.

Christy Martin, seen on the right, is considered one of the best female boxers. of all time, it's hard to believe with that physique, I know, but this was her competition beyond her best, in fact, it's her last fight in the last seconds of the tenth and final round . Martin showed who it was going to take a lot more than just a few punches to get hurt Older boxing fans probably remember the menacing style of Dwight Muhammad, in the 1980s they called us an all-time great light heavyweight, he was also a decent cruiser , his style was always compared to Joe Frazier for the way he swung a week before letting go of combinations and his 1986 WBA title fight against Leon Spinks took it to another level.

Mike Tyson wasn't one to show off during his rise in the mid-80s, but one fighter he really didn't like was Mitch Blood Green as As far as I know, this is the first time Tyson tried to taunt an opponent during a fight. fights and, come to think of it, to be honest, he

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did much afterward. I hope you didn't think we were going to miss something epic. fails because, let's be honest, that's what most people like to see when it comes to displaying videos. Nate Campbell's idiocy in his 2004 clash with Robbie Payton is the only reason referees tell you to protect yourself at all times before the fight begins.

Without a doubt, okay, thank you very much, not clever, not clever, a short left hook to the tip of the chin, oh, it was more like a three-quarter hook when it was at a 45 degree angle. UFC 42 will always be remembered for one of the worst robberies in sports history between Genki sudo and Duane Ludwig, but it was the first seconds of the first round that will always remain in my mind. Genki was far from an ordinary fighter, he is an actor, singer, choreographer, producer, literally everything. It takes tons of artistic talent to do it and he often showed it during his MMA career since Gardena gave him his back completely and he can fight.

He's not here that crazy. This guy can really fight Ricardo. My Orca is one of those love or hate fighters that he was a gang member and active smoker, a violent talker and to top it all off, an absolute psychopath in the ring, he has too many controversial moments to cover in one space, but here are a short collection of his undoubtedly teasing moments during his career and a photo but this is the first time he thought about banning oh maybe speaking at a distance it's about okikuta to fight a very simple process to start with us next clip is nothing short of legendary I wish I knew the name of the man fighting because I'm pretty sure this is a professional fight, but look how the older man reacts when the crowd starts chanting at him for his wit.

We all know that a fight can bring even the bitterest of rivals closer, but some of These guys took it a little too far, there have been plenty of intimate moments during the fights, so expect to see a part two in this entry next time. Oh wow, an Aleutian looking pidgeotto. Astana Chisora ​​doesn't really come across as such, but he's hilarious, anyway Paulie Malignaggi has a scandalous hair malfunction. it's 2008 belt with love more endo left his corner with no other option but to cut it during the fight itself it's not a case where we've taken the scissors to sale Malinowski is gone drastic situations require drastic measures before starting to update the page I wonder if his computer has crashed, all I know is that DeMarcus Corley's intruder was confronted mid-fight and live viewers banged on the TV to see if it was some kind of malfunction.

What the heck with these guys against crazy Ascoli is a great fight for the WBC light welterweight? world championship, truly ultimate showdown, this is done in the ring in Las Vegas, you try this, his crazy offensive ring entrances over the years, but there are no two wrestlers who have done it more consistently than the Prince Naseem Hamed and Héctor Macho Camacho, from flying carpets to Puerto Rican Captain. USA are these two who have put on a show before it even starts from the perspective of a casual UFC fan. I was a little surprised when Cody Garr Brent was defeated by TJ Dillashaw last weekend, the way Cody lit up his previous opponents really made me feel like he was unbeatable, his spectacular performance over Dominick Cruz at UFC 207 was impressive and I think the show was kind of like the show in boxing past and present, what you think of Eubanks.

Chris Sr. had the personality of a real English gentleman, monocles, glasses and smooth dress sense and the voice of royalty being a warrior, that's what people would come to you if Prince William was ever a tough boxer, so It's how we would do it, Chris Jr. On the other hand, he's more of an over-the-top defensive exhibitionist, sure he makes cringe-worthy looks too, but he prefers Breaka's wrestlers to be in the ring with his calculated slides and defensive moves. Miguel Laura is the type of fighter. That needs a whole list like this one dedicated to himself. The former WBC bantamweight champion was in a league of his own when it came to defensive lapses and reaction times.

The fight that really stood out for me was his first meeting with Alberto Dávila in 1986. The footage is a little grainy, but you can still see the incredible defense the man possessed. Bernard Hopkins has had numerous showcase moments throughout his incredible career. The ring entrances went from dark to somewhat silly, but at the age of 46 he defeated a superior contender in Jean. Pascal in the style that he did was very impressive in the ring Hopkins is pulling out every trick in the book. We originally planned to put the antics of Prince Naseem Ahmed in a single slot, but to be honest, it would probably last 10 minutes on its own in 1997.

The world title clash with José Padilla really pushed the limits of what boxers can do when It's about exhibitionism. He is trying to do all this, the audience follows orders, even though this is a boxing channel. I'd be lying if I said I hadn't. He has a great interest in Brazilian myths. Martial arts star Anderson Silva's matrix-style moves often have you on the edge of your seat wondering how much more of this he can get away with in his UFC 101 clash with Forrest Griffin that ended in matrix style Swift. fashion sends a message look at the chef up I mean that's just uh if a manual Augustus is dancing moves that can't put a smile on your face then I don't know what it is he's a recently retired officer who had a record of 38 wins and 34 losses, but don't let the numbers fool you.

His October 2000 clash with Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather is considered by many to be one of, if not the toughest fights of the pound-for-pound stars' career. The dance was very natural for a manual. During fights, one minute he's fighting and the next he's doing some samba, legendary stuff from a legendary showman, we'll talk about what totally fits.