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Leo Santa Cruz ranks #2 on CompuBox Categorical Leaders list in total punches landed, total punches thrown and power punches landed. Frampton opponents landed just 12.6 punhces per round and just 23.2% of their total punches.
Gervonta Davis vs. Jose Pedraza CompuBox Punch Stats - BROOKLYN – In front of 10,128 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, undefeated 130-pound Floyd Mayweather protégé Gervonta Davis (17-0, 16 KOs) dethroned defending IBF Junior Lightweight World Champion Jose Pedraza (22-1, 12 KOs) with an impressive seventh round TKO (2:36) in the opening bout of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING. Photos by Tom Casino, MP, DiBella Ent.
Surprisingly, Badou Jack was the busier fighter, throwing 128 more punches. Jack had the big edge in landed punches in round six (27-12); round eight (33-15) and round twelve (32-17). Jack and DeGale were separated by only five landed punches per round in the remaining nine rounds.
Both throw and land similar amount of total punches. Badou Jack is busier with the jab, but not as accurate. Jack landed half his power punches (13.3% higher than wgt. class avg.). Opponents landed 34.3% of their power shots vs. James DeGale.
Statistically speaking: The CompuBox 2016 Fighter of the Year is Terence Crawford, who tallied 49 points on the CompuBox Categorical Leaders list.
Bernard Hopkins, who avg'd just 16.3 punches thrown per round (5.4 landed) in his loss to Kovalev 25 months ago, avg'd just 37.8 thrown and 12.9 landed in his 14 fights at light heavyweight. Light Heavy avg.: 16.1 of 52.5.
Overall, in his last 5 fights, Jesus Cuellar avg'd 82.1 punches per round, #4 on the CompuBox Categorical Leaders list (wgt. class avg.: 59); his 35.6 jabs thrown per round- only 4.3 landed (wgt. class avg.: 23.3) ranks #3 and his 46.5 power punches thrown per round is 11 more than the wgt. class avg.
Jermall Charlo's 8.1 jabs landed per round nearly doubled wgt. class avg. He landed 48.8% of his power shots- 11.6% higher than wgt. class avg. Julian Williams was more dominant with his power shots, landing 51.3% and 19.9 punches per round to his over matched opponents 5.7 per round. Charlo's faced the better opposition.
Anthony Joshua throws and lands above the hvt. avg. and landed 42.2% of his power punches and 7.4 jabs per round (hvt. avg.: 5.3). Joshua's offense is his defense, as opponents landed just 6.1 punches per round and 3.4 power punches. Eric Molina threw and landed below the hvt. avg., but landed 50.3% of his power punches.
Andy Ruiz, not a big puncher, but he's a busy heavyweight (60.8 thrown per round) again minimal opposition.- who landed 38% of their power shots- A RED FLAG! Ruiz landed a whopping 60.4% of his power punches, bolstered by his 76.5% landed vs. the absorbent Zumbrano.