Julian Jackson's punching power: Underrated?

Boy they were slow. No shit....

nice edit :lol1: Boy they were slow.

u still mad kelly beat down your boy?? You guys are slow,Im the one that edited it.:lol1:

I like the guy thats number one on this list. I dont care how many ppl hate on him and say he's overrated. That dude deserves the number one spot. nice edit :lol1:

So listen... Kelly Pavlik is not number 1. Someone changed it in their quote of my post. It was Joe Louis. And no, I don't care that Pavlik knocked Taylor out. I wanted Taylor to win that fight, but I am in no way a Taylor groupie, at all.

1. Joe Louis 2. Sam Langford 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Archie Moore 5. Sandy Saddler 6. Stanley Ketchell 7. Jack Dempsey 8. Bob Fitzsimmons 9. George Foreman 10. Earnie Shavers 11. Sugar Ray Robinson 12. Ruben Olivares 13. Wilfredo Gomez 14. Rocky Marciano 15. Sonny Liston 16. Mike Tyson 17. Bob Foster 18. Thomas Hearns 19. Khaosai Galaxy 20. Alexis Arguello 21. Carlos Zarate 22. Max Baer 23. Rocky Graziano 24. Matthew Saad Muhammad 25. Julian Jackson 26. Danny Lopez 27. Gerald McClellan 28. Roberto Duran 29. Rodrigo Valdez 30. Felix Trinidad 31. Pipino Cuevas 32. Jim Jefferies 33. Lennox Lewis 34. Bennie Briscoe 35. Marvin Hagler 36. Edwin Rosario 37. Tommy Ryan 38. John Mugabi 39. Joe Frazier 40. Carlos Monzon 41. Tony Zale 42. Michael Spinks 43. Joe Gans 44. Elmer Ray 45. George Godfrey 46. Naseem Hamed 47. Alfonso Zamora 48. David Tua 49. Cleveland Williams 50. Julio Cesar Chavez 51. Tiger Jack Fox 52. Joe Walcott 53. Gerry Cooney 54. Al (Bummy) Davis 55. Max Schmeling 56. Florentino Fernandez 57. Henry Armstrong 58. Bob Satterfield 59. Al Hostak 60. Jesus Pimentel 61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart 62. Lew Jenkins 63. Harry Wills 64. Tom Sharkey 65. Terry McGovern 66. Jersey Joe Walcott 67. Kostya Tszyu 68. Leotis Martin 69. Buddy Baer 70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock 71. Jose Luis Ramirez 72. Tommy Gomez 73. Jose Napoles 74. Kid McCoy 75. Antonio Esparragoza 76. Ricardo Moreno 77. Evander Holyfield 78. Ike Williams 79. Luis Firpo 80. Ricardo Lopez 81. Humberto Gonzalez 82. Bobby Chacon 83. Jock McAvoy 84. Eduardo Lausse 85. Eder Jofre 86. Charley Burley 87. Mike McCallum 88. Salvador Sanchez 89. Roy Jones Jr. 90. Rodolfo Gonzalez 91. Nigel Benn 92. (Irish) Bob Murphy 93. Paul Berlenbach 94. Battling Torres 95. Chalky Wright 96. George (K.O.) Chaney 97. Andy Ganigan 98. Fred Fulton 99. Ingemar Johansson 100. Charley White Thanks to dualchamps for the list. I can't believe he is 25th on the list. He only had 1 title fight that didn't end in a KO victory for him, against Thomas Tate. I am also downright shocked that he never got knockout of the year at any time. His KO of Terry Norris was incredible. He threw that punch hard, and FAST. It even looked faster than a regular punch in slow-motion. Does someone know something I don't about this? Nigel Benn alll the way at 91? no way!

Pavlik Pavlik number 1 ,LOL Jackson is a miles harder hitter than Pavlik and ill bet when Pavlik retires his record will not come close to Jackson's ko ratio

Quote: Originally Posted by DWiens421 View Post 1. Kelly Pavlik 2. Sam Langford 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Archie Moore 5. Sandy Saddler 6. Stanley Ketchell 7. Jack Dempsey 8. Bob Fitzsimmons 9. George Foreman 10. Earnie Shavers 11. Sugar Ray Robinson 12. Ruben Olivares 13. Wilfredo Gomez 14. Rocky Marciano 15. Sonny Liston 16. Mike Tyson 17. Bob Foster 18. Thomas Hearns 19. Khaosai Galaxy 20. Alexis Arguello 21. Carlos Zarate 22. Max Baer 23. Rocky Graziano 24. Matthew Saad Muhammad 25. Julian Jackson 26. Danny Lopez 27. Gerald McClellan 28. Roberto Duran 29. Rodrigo Valdez 30. Felix Trinidad 31. Pipino Cuevas 32. Jim Jefferies 33. Lennox Lewis 34. Bennie Briscoe 35. Marvin Hagler 36. Edwin Rosario 37. Tommy Ryan 38. John Mugabi 39. Joe Frazier 40. Carlos Monzon 41. Tony Zale 42. Michael Spinks 43. Joe Gans 44. Elmer Ray 45. George Godfrey 46. Naseem Hamed 47. Alfonso Zamora 48. David Tua 49. Cleveland Williams 50. Julio Cesar Chavez 51. Tiger Jack Fox 52. Joe Walcott 53. Gerry Cooney 54. Al (Bummy) Davis 55. Max Schmeling 56. Florentino Fernandez 57. Henry Armstrong 58. Bob Satterfield 59. Al Hostak 60. Jesus Pimentel 61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart 62. Lew Jenkins 63. Harry Wills 64. Tom Sharkey 65. Terry McGovern 66. Jersey Joe Walcott 67. Kostya Tszyu 68. Leotis Martin 69. Buddy Baer 70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock 71. Jose Luis Ramirez 72. Tommy Gomez 73. Jose Napoles 74. Kid McCoy 75. Antonio Esparragoza 76. Ricardo Moreno 77. Evander Holyfield 78. Ike Williams 79. Luis Firpo 80. Ricardo Lopez 81. Humberto Gonzalez 82. Bobby Chacon 83. Jock McAvoy 84. Eduardo Lausse 85. Eder Jofre 86. Charley Burley 87. Mike McCallum 88. Salvador Sanchez 89. Roy Jones Jr. 90. Rodolfo Gonzalez 91. Nigel Benn 92. (Irish) Bob Murphy 93. Paul Berlenbach 94. Battling Torres 95. Chalky Wright 96. George (K.O.) Chaney 97. Andy Ganigan 98. Fred Fulton 99. Ingemar Johansson 100. Charley White Thanks to dualchamps for the list. I can't believe he is 25th on the list. He only had 1 title fight that didn't end in a KO victory for him, against Thomas Tate. I am also downright shocked that he never got knockout of the year at any time. His KO of Terry Norris was incredible. He threw that punch hard, and FAST. It even looked faster than a regular punch in slow-motion. Does someone know something I don't about this? I like the guy thats number one on this list. I dont care how many ppl hate on him and say he's overrated. That dude deserves the number one spot. u still mad kelly beat down your boy??

Benn dont get me wrong i like Nigel Benn but people talk about his power and while he could punch he should be no whre near the list ,early in his career he was seen as a huge puncher but only because he was fighting guys who my GRANNY could knock out you only had to look at these guys to know what bums they were ,ie Benn could not KO Malinga who Roy Jones jr Sparked in chilling fashion ,never did Benn get 1 punch KO 'S over top quality opostition you could argue Barkley but i personally would'nt after all it was premature stoppage and Barkley is not what i would call top quality oposition even if he did KO an old Thomas Hearns ,Barkley Overated

I should be near the top of that list...

Did i see/hear correct in the vid - Kevin Rooney?. As in the trainer? Sure, that's him of course.

Alexis Arguello is a great puncher, but to have him that far ahead of quite a few of those guys raises this eyebrow. Arguello is like Magnum PI to me.. But I don't think that's what I remember coming away after watching his entire career multiple times. Alexis could crack - but this is a guy that did his dirty work generally, but not always, late.. Late late. Arguello had power in the 13th, 14th, and 15th rounds.. I'm not confused about how impressive that is.. But against these names? I don't know.. This list must have something more to do with absolute peak/prime weightclass and all that kind of stuff.. KO% ect. And obviously, a Peter North money shot fired directly into the mouth of an overly nostalgic dinosaur. Did i see/hear correct in the vid - Kevin Rooney?. As in the trainer?

Nigel Benn at 91 is ridiculous Yeah forreal,he shouldnt even be on the list.:nonono:

Nigel Benn at 91 is ridiculous

1. Joe Louis 2. Sam Langford 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Archie Moore 5. Sandy Saddler 6. Stanley Ketchell 7. Jack Dempsey 8. Bob Fitzsimmons 9. George Foreman 10. Earnie Shavers 11. Sugar Ray Robinson 12. Ruben Olivares 13. Wilfredo Gomez 14. Rocky Marciano 15. Sonny Liston 16. Mike Tyson 17. Bob Foster 18. Thomas Hearns 19. Khaosai Galaxy 20. Alexis Arguello 21. Carlos Zarate 22. Max Baer 23. Rocky Graziano 24. Matthew Saad Muhammad 25. Julian Jackson 26. Danny Lopez 27. Gerald McClellan 28. Roberto Duran 29. Rodrigo Valdez 30. Felix Trinidad 31. Pipino Cuevas 32. Jim Jefferies 33. Lennox Lewis 34. Bennie Briscoe 35. Marvin Hagler 36. Edwin Rosario 37. Tommy Ryan 38. John Mugabi 39. Joe Frazier 40. Carlos Monzon 41. Tony Zale 42. Michael Spinks 43. Joe Gans 44. Elmer Ray 45. George Godfrey 46. Naseem Hamed 47. Alfonso Zamora 48. David Tua 49. Cleveland Williams 50. Julio Cesar Chavez 51. Tiger Jack Fox 52. Joe Walcott 53. Gerry Cooney 54. Al (Bummy) Davis 55. Max Schmeling 56. Florentino Fernandez 57. Henry Armstrong 58. Bob Satterfield 59. Al Hostak 60. Jesus Pimentel 61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart 62. Lew Jenkins 63. Harry Wills 64. Tom Sharkey 65. Terry McGovern 66. Jersey Joe Walcott 67. Kostya Tszyu 68. Leotis Martin 69. Buddy Baer 70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock 71. Jose Luis Ramirez 72. Tommy Gomez 73. Jose Napoles 74. Kid McCoy 75. Antonio Esparragoza 76. Ricardo Moreno 77. Evander Holyfield 78. Ike Williams 79. Luis Firpo 80. Ricardo Lopez 81. Humberto Gonzalez 82. Bobby Chacon 83. Jock McAvoy 84. Eduardo Lausse 85. Eder Jofre 86. Charley Burley 87. Mike McCallum 88. Salvador Sanchez 89. Roy Jones Jr. 90. Rodolfo Gonzalez 91. Nigel Benn 92. (Irish) Bob Murphy 93. Paul Berlenbach 94. Battling Torres 95. Chalky Wright 96. George (K.O.) Chaney 97. Andy Ganigan 98. Fred Fulton 99. Ingemar Johansson 100. Charley White Thanks to dualchamps for the list. I can't believe he is 25th on the list. He only had 1 title fight that didn't end in a KO victory for him, against Thomas Tate. I am also downright shocked that he never got knockout of the year at any time. His KO of Terry Norris was incredible. He threw that punch hard, and FAST. It even looked faster than a regular punch in slow-motion. Does someone know something I don't about this? Alexis Arguello is a great puncher, but to have him that far ahead of quite a few of those guys raises this eyebrow. Arguello is like Magnum PI to me.. But I don't think that's what I remember coming away after watching his entire career multiple times. Alexis could crack - but this is a guy that did his dirty work generally, but not always, late.. Late late. Arguello had power in the 13th, 14th, and 15th rounds.. I'm not confused about how impressive that is.. But against these names? I don't know.. This list must have something more to do with absolute peak/prime weightclass and all that kind of stuff.. KO% ect. And obviously, a Peter North money shot fired directly into the mouth of an overly nostalgic dinosaur.

Roy Jones had some of the fastest and most accurate punches ever and he's 89?? wtf!! Good post...Jones had ill power w/all the trimings. These sort of lists will be made till the end of time...dont mean shit just cuz its a list.

Roy Jones had some of the fastest and most accurate punches ever and he's 89?? wtf!!

Jackson had ill hands and Tyson that far down is bullshit.

I am also downright shocked that he never got knockout of the year at any time. His KO of Terry Norris was incredible. He threw that punch hard, and FAST. It even looked faster than a regular punch in slow-motion. nunn-kalambay in 1989 was more impressive. kalambay was a more proven veteran at the time and had a terrific chin. kalambay was out, where as norris at least stumbled to his feet groggy. norris-mugabi in 1990 winning ko of the year, i dont know what the ring was smoking then. both ruddock-dokes and jackson-graham were better. ring didn't have ko of the year in 1988. jackson-drayton would have been a good choice.

1. Kelly Pavlik 2. Sam Langford 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Archie Moore 5. Sandy Saddler 6. Stanley Ketchell 7. Jack Dempsey 8. Bob Fitzsimmons 9. George Foreman 10. Earnie Shavers 11. Sugar Ray Robinson 12. Ruben Olivares 13. Wilfredo Gomez 14. Rocky Marciano 15. Sonny Liston 16. Mike Tyson 17. Bob Foster 18. Thomas Hearns 19. Khaosai Galaxy 20. Alexis Arguello 21. Carlos Zarate 22. Max Baer 23. Rocky Graziano 24. Matthew Saad Muhammad 25. Julian Jackson 26. Danny Lopez 27. Gerald McClellan 28. Roberto Duran 29. Rodrigo Valdez 30. Felix Trinidad 31. Pipino Cuevas 32. Jim Jefferies 33. Lennox Lewis 34. Bennie Briscoe 35. Marvin Hagler 36. Edwin Rosario 37. Tommy Ryan 38. John Mugabi 39. Joe Frazier 40. Carlos Monzon 41. Tony Zale 42. Michael Spinks 43. Joe Gans 44. Elmer Ray 45. George Godfrey 46. Naseem Hamed 47. Alfonso Zamora 48. David Tua 49. Cleveland Williams 50. Julio Cesar Chavez 51. Tiger Jack Fox 52. Joe Walcott 53. Gerry Cooney 54. Al (Bummy) Davis 55. Max Schmeling 56. Florentino Fernandez 57. Henry Armstrong 58. Bob Satterfield 59. Al Hostak 60. Jesus Pimentel 61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart 62. Lew Jenkins 63. Harry Wills 64. Tom Sharkey 65. Terry McGovern 66. Jersey Joe Walcott 67. Kostya Tszyu 68. Leotis Martin 69. Buddy Baer 70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock 71. Jose Luis Ramirez 72. Tommy Gomez 73. Jose Napoles 74. Kid McCoy 75. Antonio Esparragoza 76. Ricardo Moreno 77. Evander Holyfield 78. Ike Williams 79. Luis Firpo 80. Ricardo Lopez 81. Humberto Gonzalez 82. Bobby Chacon 83. Jock McAvoy 84. Eduardo Lausse 85. Eder Jofre 86. Charley Burley 87. Mike McCallum 88. Salvador Sanchez 89. Roy Jones Jr. 90. Rodolfo Gonzalez 91. Nigel Benn 92. (Irish) Bob Murphy 93. Paul Berlenbach 94. Battling Torres 95. Chalky Wright 96. George (K.O.) Chaney 97. Andy Ganigan 98. Fred Fulton 99. Ingemar Johansson 100. Charley White Thanks to dualchamps for the list. I can't believe he is 25th on the list. He only had 1 title fight that didn't end in a KO victory for him, against Thomas Tate. I am also downright shocked that he never got knockout of the year at any time. His KO of Terry Norris was incredible. He threw that punch hard, and FAST. It even looked faster than a regular punch in slow-motion. Does someone know something I don't about this? I like the guy thats number one on this list. I dont care how many ppl hate on him and say he's overrated. That dude deserves the number one spot.