1. Muhammad Ali
Ali's greatness does not require the demon knife I introduced more, in the boxing ring, his "butterfly dance bee sting" stunt will play how many fierce opponents are turned around. His dodging skills are mainly reflected in his honed prejudgment ability, easy-changing footwork, and the back and left-right sway of his upper body.
▼ Crazy corner dodge.
▼ Leisurely stroll.
▼ Excellent anticipation ability, only a small swing of the head can avoid the opponent's combination punch.
2. Nicolino Locche
The Lokai god from Argentina has a strange record: 117 wins, 4 losses, 14 draws, 14 ko, and a pitifully low knockout rate of only 10.4%. He has a nickname called "TheUntouchable" – a person who is difficult to touch, and can be seen to dodge the fire of kung fu. The old man sometimes simply gave up his strict standing posture and hugging posture, stretched his neck to let the opponent hit, and even so, the opponent was still fruitless in front of his reflex nerves against the sky.
▼ My head is here, come and fight ah ~ can't hit it ~
3. Mark Johnson
A left-handed boxer with little visibility in the Celestial Dynasty, who has won two levels of gold belts, is a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. It is said that the famous undefeated boxer Ricardo Lopez and the passionate boxer Johnny Lopez are said to be the titular boxer. Tapiet has avoided fighting with Johnson, which shows that Johnson's strength is really good.
4. Miguel Lora
Known as the "Happy Lola" of the Dodge King, it can be regarded as a combination of various dodging techniques, whether it is a quick dodge when being oppressed on a rope, or a wandering dodge that uses footwork to move, it is all easy to use and free.
5. Miguel Canto
Aside from his first two years in the professional arena and the twilight of his career, Canto remained almost unbeaten. Among the Mexican warriors who advocate the spirit of attack, Canto's technical flow defensive style of play can be described as a clear stream.
▼ Note the variations in Canto's footwork.
▼ Use the elasticity of the rope to swing back and forth, but you just can't hit me
6. Johnny Tapia
The passionate boxer in the ring, the tragic life in life. In the ring, whether attacking or dodging, Tapiet can passionately show the charm of boxing. Although his strength is not enough to make him a top boxing champion in history, his style in the boxing ring is still remembered by boxing fans.
▼ Tapier's dodge is pleasing to the eye, and it does not feel negative or dull at all.
7. Pernell Whitaker
Everyone should be familiar with "Sweet Pea", and the demon knife's deepest impression of Vitalk comes from his peak duel with Della Hoya's "spear" and "shield". Hoya's offensive ability at that time was not a joke, the ability to combine punches to attack continuously was unparalleled, and it was the year of the fight, about 10 years younger than Vitak. And our Vitak God actually avoided it with a series of dance steps in the face of Hoa's fierce artillery fire, and shocked the jaw of the demon sword.
▼ In the face of Hoya's combined fist chase, Vitalak unleashes his terrifying dodge skill.
▼ I flash left and dodge right
▼ The rope is my sofa, and the Buddha-figure can sit and go whenever he wants
8. Chris Byrd
"Fast Fire" Bird, a full-fledged geek, heavyweight outlier. As an upgraded boxer without heavy punches, Bird actually won the heavyweight gold belt twice with his exceptionally flexible skills and excellent skills, and even in front of David Tua, known as "Little Tyson", his terrifying heavy punches were instantly muted. By the way, he also won over the technologist Hollyfield... Enough God~
9. James Toney
It's not hard to see Tony's magic in his nickname, "Lights Out"—let your heavy cannon be as fierce as fire, and let you extinguish the fire. In this list, if you talk about the perfection of the defensive system, Tony may be able to rank first. Shoulder-lifting defense, dodging, blocking/tapping, and even unloading techniques after being hit are all superb. As a result, in his career, Tony spanned 5 classes from middleweight to heavyweight, but he was never knocked down. The most impressive thing about the demon knife is that Tony, who is bloated like a pumpkin after rising to the heavyweight class, calmly spits out his tongue and grimaces in the gap between dodging Hollyfield's continuous punches!! Another time was his early real battle with the super heavy gunner McClellan, using various means to continuously dodge McClellan's heavy punches, which was extremely exciting.
▼ The only one who dared to play like this in front of Old Huo's combination punch was Tony!
▼ Adept dodge.
▼ The footsteps did not move, and the swing of the upper body alone dodged McClellan's heavy punch.
10. Roy Jones JR
Now that We're talking about Tony, we have to talk about his nemesis, Jones. Everyone knows Jones is very fast, but how fast is it? In the eyes of the demon knife, Jones at his peak was the only boxer beyond the scope of Tony's defensive skills. As an offensive player, Jones's defensive skills are not as perfect as Tony's (which is why he has suffered consecutive failures after his later physical impairments), and his defense is mainly based on superhuman nerve reflexes. I have to say that Jones at the peak, whether offensive or defensive, is fast to pervert. Oh, yes, Jones is also a rapper, and he has a famous song that you may have heard in various video collections called "Can't be touched", which shows how confident Jones was in his dodging skills.
11. Wilfred Benitez
The masters of the same era as the four kings have fought with Leonard, Hernes, and Duran, losing two and winning, and their strength is not much worse than that of the four kings. Defensive counter-attack and on-the-counter master, skilled. Often dodging in the corners of the boxing ring and on the rope, the demon knife reminds the demon knife of Ali in that year.
▼ The powerful killer Hernes blocked Bennettez in the ropes and corners of the platform and bombarded him indiscriminately, but he could not hit him firmly.
▼ Three of the four heavenly kings appear in this picture, do you recognize them?
12. Naseem Hamed
Finally speaking of this boxing ring "prince". "Naseem" means "breeze" in Arabic, and the boxing ring elf Hamed, like a fresh wind, comes and goes without a trace, impossible to grasp. Compared with the above predecessors, Hamed's dodging style is more stylish, extremely strong physical flexibility, coordination ability, and super fast reaction speed, with a variety of turbulent exchange steps and changes, so that he can dodge in a very fancy way, and make his opponent half dead but helpless.
▼ Let's see how Hamed plays with sandbags
▼ Ghost dance steps.
▼ Come on, baby~
▼ Extremely strong upper body flexibility, do not want to be undesirable.
13. Floyd Mayweather JR
Controversial top-notch master. You can dislike his style, but you can't deny his superb boxing skills, especially his airtight defense. Like Tony, shoulder-lifting defense is his signature defensive posture. As a master of reaction speed, Xiaomei's dodging is not as dazzling as Harmed' dodge, but it is more practical, and the counterattack of the stitch is just right. If Harmed's dodge is a performance school, Mayweather's dodge is a practical school. (This is also one reason why Hamed's game is highly watched and Mayweather's game is boring, and harmed's exit from boxing after losing to Barrera and Mayweather has won 49 consecutive games.) ）
▼ Maquez, who is known for his anti-reaction technology, appeared to be slow in the face of Xiaomei's master anti-reaction + dodge.
▼ Abused Avarez.
▼ This time hoya was abused...
14. Guillermo Rigondeaux
Another anti-frame master (there are many boxers in this list), he won two Olympic championships and two world championships in his spare time. The Cuban genius's footwork is very good, often using the wrap-around step, the mind is quite calm, especially the backhand heavy punch, the fight and counterattack is simply relaxed and pleasant. Rigundo's dodge is often combined with footwork, and the center of gravity is extremely stable during the dodge, appearing calm and easy. The fly in the ointment is that Rigundo's games often make spectators who like hot scenes feel dull.
▼ Philippine "lightning" Donaire, with a heavy hand in the air, can not catch the slippery loach of Rigundo.
15. Emanuel Augustus
Augustus Grand Immortal can be on the list, even the demon sword himself feels very... Speechless. Want to know his nickname? ——“The Drunken Master”！ what? Drunken Boxing Master? Demon Knife even suspected that this guy was a dancer who came to the boxing ring for excitement. I have to say that Augustus's sense of dancing is really good, and the dancing dodge is also very... Featured. Incredibly, for this awkward dancer, who is almost half-won, Mayweather once said that he was the most difficult opponent of his career.
▼ Ready to get started? Bright blind your titanium alloy dog eyes ~
Okay, the inventory is done! I know that this list must have one-sidedness, because after all, it is also the words of the demon knife, which is inevitably subjective. If you have different opinions, you are welcome to leave a message to discuss~