"Tough" names for a boy

[TrueRomance28]

So after spending so much time picking beautiful girls names, I find out today that all my instincts are unreliable and its a boy!
I seem to like American sounding names and the boyfriend and me both agree we want it to sound "tough"....... but we're completely stuck for ideas. We want something as different as possible without being silly if that makes sense! Can any of you help with suggestions???

Dear god .. butch? Dash ? buck? Justin? Spartacus? justice? Ace ? axel?

Seriously

I mean seriously ?

Tiberius
Julius
Hannibal
Beowulf
Hector
Hercules/Heracles
Thor

I went out with someone called Randy Dash once.
He was American.
True story.

Spike

Roman! Love that name.

Shirley (as in Crabtree )

I'm not being mean, but do names like this not make you think of dogs

Tis a personal choice and I respect that.

How about Archibald, Valentine, Hillary or Robin?

Hal?

Gray
Griffin
Joe
Harley
Garth
Carter
Carlson
Yoursurnameson
Junior

Axel
Spike
Elliot

I can't believe how many great suggestions are here! As a forum newbie this is all a bit amazing to me!!

I see Hunters been mentioned a few times, at the moment I'm liking Hunter Knox, although I also like Ace but can't think of a middle name to go with it. I do want a middle name just in case ds isn't keen on our choice of first name! Giving the boy an option!!

Thanks so much for everyones help!!

Ps. OhDoAdmitMrsDeVere Randy Dash sounds like he belongs in a film hehehe

Blade
Laser
Blazer
Louise

Gareth - always makes me think of a huge rugby player!

Maverick

I can't help adding berry to the end of Logan, which kind of reduces it's "tough" factor.

Goose.

@ Goose

Haven't read the whole thread but...

Aiden
Homer
Wyatt
Hunter
Tate
Conrad

whenever some says Maverick, we say "Goose"

or what about Ice Man?

First film I ever saw in the cinema, made a huge impact.

TrueRomance28 - Hunter Knox sounds like it fits the bill but you may want to give your son the option of a more traditional middle name too - e.g. Hunter Matthew Knox or something like that.

But, if you want to go with Ace, call him Asa (Ace). It's a name from the Old Testament and therefore has a lot of history and won't be as faddy as Ace.

How about Heath?

Tres rugged. Screams windswept moorland and jutting chins.

Asa is a girls name in Scandinavia. I think names ending in -a sound very feminine generally and are normally girls names.

But Ace sounds masculine. If you like it, how about Ace Lennox? That sounds American and quite 'tough'.

Nobody mentioned Chuck?
Jet?
Fonz?