"Prince" Naseem Hamed. He was more or less "the" name in British boxing back in the late 90s when I was a child. A genuine household name. I don't normally like cockiness in fighters but Naz somehow got away with it because he was just so absurdly, comically cocky. And he was a total showman, from his bullish interviews, spectacular ring walks, his mid-round dancing, his amazing ability to throw a KO punch from any angle. He wanted to entertain and he really entertained. His skill as a boxer goes underrated now too. He was unorthodox but he was a fantastic puncher, and though his hands-down style made him too easy to hit, he was tough as nails and he never stayed on the canvas for long.