Out of these offensive fighters, which one was the most "skilled"?

[Flo_Raiden]

Out of these offensive dynamos who do you think was the most "skilled" in terms of boxing abilities?

Henry Armstrong
Rocky Marciano
Aaron Pryor
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Felix Trinidad
David Tua
Gerald McClellan
Nigel Benn
Julian Jackson

[Scott9945]

Out of these offensive dynamos who do you think was the most "skilled" in terms of boxing abilities?

Henry Armstrong
Rocky Marciano
Aaron Pryor
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Felix Trinidad
David Tua
Gerald McClellan
Nigel Benn
Julian Jackson

I would pick Armstrong. Of course like most others here, I've seen considerably less of him than anyone else on the list. When you have hundreds of high level fights you are more likely to develop major skills.

[BigStereotype]

By reputation, Armstrong, but there's really not enough footage of him for me to really determine (at least not that I've seen.) Not that I doubt him, I just like to see it for myself. I'm gonna go with Pryor. Fluid combinations, huge motor, good handspeed (which seems to count as a skill...), very polished brawler.

[SCtrojansbaby]

George Foreman

[Vadrigar.]

Aaron Pryor and Joe Frazier.

[NearHypnos]

Joe Calzaghe.

[VIPrice]

armstrong
pryor/frazier
marciano
tito
gman
foreman
benn
jackson
tua

i havent seen any of these guys extensively so im willing to accept some discrepancies.
some might balk at marciano but he seemed to me to be skilled in his own way. feinting, ducking and slipping to get inside. he didnt block every shot but he did well enough. was it moore or charles who said he looks very easy to hit but once you get in there its a different story.

[NearHypnos]

Aaron Pryor and Joe Frazier.

I put a troll face up here, but looks like it was the generator one. Did it fuc k up the page? I can't scroll... Sorry, Flo. Wasn't me intention.