Does anyone throw the pull-back counter right hand to the jab better than Mayweather?

Possibly. He's great at that movement.

Can't believe nobody has said Kell Brook

Probably not, but what's also impressive is how he gets out of the way after throwing it. In the Maidana rematch he didn't move out and got clipped but for the rest of the fight he quickly ducked under and didn't get countered by the same shot for the rest of the fight.

floyd's easily got the best one at the moment

Roy was easily better. Its not close. But Floyd is easily the best in the game today.

Sugar Ray Leonard.

Muhammad Ali.

This thread is beautiful...... p@ct@rds and fl0mos agreeing on something. "If i can change, and you can change...... EVERYBODY CAN CHANGE!!!!!!" Totally agree Bro.

like tom cruise pointed out matthysse

This thread is beautiful...... p@ct@rds and fl0mos agreeing on something. "If i can change, and you can change...... EVERYBODY CAN CHANGE!!!!!!"

Yeah Mayweathers the best right now... But im an irrational Matthysse fan boy so I feel the need to post this http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-F3BLY4UWGe4/UQS99V9KabI/AAAAAAAAZ24/W40C2WJZV-4/s1600/1.gif

You guys know why he's so good at that? What do you think that pad work with Roger is doing? Floyd's got that counter down like we have tying our shoes down. It's beyond second nature. It's ingrained in him since he put on gloves.

Current fighter??? HELL NO But James Toney, Ali and Archie Moore were damn good at it as well yes, and ali's right hand counters were a sight to behold as these rights do fell foes down...

one of very few i love about floyd, sh1t is superb, definitely the best ive seen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cse782sGQ5U At 14:10 Roy throws a counter that is better and more effective than anything Floyd has thrown in his life.

i noticed he changes his stance when he's ready to throw the right lead. he turns his back foot ive noticed this for years lol and cant figure out why none of his opponents have ever been able to see it coming when floyd is looking for that pull counter right hand, he lifts his right back foot onto the toes to gain extra leverage/traction for what hes about to do ...you would think somebody would have studied this by now and learned to avoid jabbing when hes in that stance i guess they do but hes STILL too fast to avoid it:boxing:

Easy when you fight guys with no jabs :439:

I don't consider the second example a true pull counter, but to answer the question, no, maybe Rigo, but I don't think Rigo uses it nearly as often.