Roberto Durán

You ever notice how choosing Roberto Durán in the 'Greatest Boxers of All Time' feels like adopting a growling street cat? The man's got 'Hands of Stone' and a glare that could sour milk. Talk about a cultural bulldozer—this guy's not just a boxer; he's a living, breathing telenovela episode. Seriously, picking Durán is like telling the world, 'I love my sports heroes with a side of drama and unpredictability.' It’s like rooting for the underdog, except the underdog can knock out a bull with one punch.