Which boxer would be the best in this new style of boxing(small arena)

[gizmo j]

There is a new league called "BKB".



Most people say that Muhammad Ali was the best Boxer of all time but he always dances around the ring to defeat his opponent and he won't be able to do that too much in this small arena.

If not Ali then who would you say would be the most dominant in this league?

[Scott9945]

The 1970's version of Ali would have been very comfortable in a BKB set up.

[Ray Corso]

Ali was not the best boxer of all time, that honor goes to Sugar Ray Robinson.

I don't care for the size of the area or the lack of ropes, I prefer the ring!

Ray

[sonnyboyx2]

Sumo wrestler... Butterbean

[joeandthebums]

Never heard of it, but interesting that it has already attracted established boxers and paid them a good wage for the privilege.

[NChristo]

Boxer punchers would be king, Alexis Arguello, Joe Louis, Rid**** Bowe etc.

[Scott9945]

Never heard of it, but interesting that it has already attracted established boxers and paid them a good wage for the privilege.

I watched their last show. It's close enough to real boxing to please most fans. And so far they've been making competitive matches, which you don't often get in real boxing.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

I like BKB.... Very entertaining and the guys come to fight..

I would assume that tyson would be literally unstoppable in BKB...

Same goes for toney, pryor, mayorga, etc

[Anthony342]

Well I hope they just have one title belt per weight class. That would be a huge step toward drawing in some fans too. Looks more like a gladiator setting. They need ropes or a fence though to avoid trips and falls or a wall, some kind of barrier. That's why MMA has a cage, because you can't be pushed out that way. The fights they do have in a ring usually have referees that catch them to keep them from falling and then place them back in the middle of the ring.

[Anthony342]

Brian Sutherland.