Which boxer in history has the most unique boxing style?

[Kid Achilles]

The thing is fighters used what Ali did in the old days all the time. In fact Ali himself admitted he got the idea from a Jack Johnson fight.

[Mr. Ryan]

The thing is fighters used what Ali did in the old days all the time. In fact Ali himself admitted he got the idea from a Jack Johnson fight.

He admitted he got the baby tap right hand that ko'ed Liston in the remacth from Johnson. The anchor punch.

[puppy_dogg]

Unique? The most unique I ever saw was Ali in Rumble vs. Big George. I never saw any other boxer did that before and after the Rumble. (I mean used the ropes for most of the fight as a "style" or strategy).

rope a dope!
george will forever be the dope in that saying

[fist-of-fury]

rope a dope!
george will forever be the dope in that saying

Well, he's certainly entitled to his own excuses, as others are entitled to such excuses as bad night, his girlfriend, cheap socks...

[GranTorino]

prince naseem had the most unique and akward style ive ever seen

What he said.

[boxernyc]

To quote Richard Pryor "George Forman had an interesting style. None!"

But I agree Naseem definitely had a unique style that I haven't seen before or since.

Not even with Witter?

[AintGottaClue]

jirov

he leads with his head and his defence is throwing punches

[jack_the_rippuh]

What about Chris Byrd...I admit, I don't really care for him as a fighter, but the style is pretty unique...he catches just about every jab, and I like that bobbing he does to dodge punches. In general, I like seeing when fighters can stand in front of you, make you miss your little shots, make you miss your big shots, and counter you all day. Guys like Pernell Whitaker, Floyd Mayweather Jr, and James Toney..

[jpboxer3]

Pernell Whitaker,Naseem Hamed and Manny Pacquiao