P4P hardest punchers of all time....

[GxBrak]

earnie shavers, just watch his second (i think his second match) match against larry holmes

[GxBrak]

hearns might be the best pound for pound

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Nah....I'm a realist.

I like Pac quite a bit...but I know for a fact he's not one of the best punchers in history.....& certainly isn't one of the 5 best.

You Pac fans are not in the least bit objective. Calling me a hater because I speak the truth is ludicrous.

PAC was able to drop his 3 Featherweight opponent 8 times.... If you think i dont have a case then thats your opinion, just remember that PAC is only 25 and stats wont lie.

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Naseem was a great puncher....but didn't stay around long enough to get near the best hitters ever.

And his once thought of punching power was put into question by Wayne Mcllough (sp?) and Marco Antonio Barrera.

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And his once thought of punching power was put into question by Wayne Mcllough (sp?) and Marco Antonio Barrera.

Yeah that is for sure MAB put a BIG QUESTION on Hamed's punching power....

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PAC was able to drop his 3 Featherweight opponent 8 times.... If you think i dont have a case then thats your opinion, just remember that PAC is only 25 and stats wont lie.

guys guys, why do some of you pacman fans have to ramm him down people throats til they end up disliking him? This is over hype of the highest grade.

to say manny is a top five P4P puncher in the history of the sport is just bias and foolishness of the highest order, have you even thought about it? Theres been some murderous punchers around. People who would have hit pacman into the middle of next week, I very much doubt that Pacman hits as hard as Azumah nelson for instance, so thats a featherwight who hits harder for starters let alone accross the weights.

Its these type of statments that turn pacman fans into other fighters supporters, cos you over rate him so massivly. If he was a top five p4p all time puncher Marquez wouldnt have got up from ONE of the ko's not ****ing three , get a grip please.


Nothing wrong with supporting your man, Pac is a great fighter but kinell, put a lid on the all time bull**** he hasnt proved ANYTHING yet in this context.

There must be thousands of fighter turning in their graves.

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And his once thought of punching power was put into question by Wayne Mcllough (sp?) and Marco Antonio Barrera.

Wayne McCullough has one of the best chins over the last 20 years.....& Hamed was not in a single moment of his fight with Barrera.
He was never given the chance to land a worthwhile punch.

I hated Hamed.....but he had a series of big time KO's.
The POWER was there, though his ridiculous style sometimes held it back.

But...shot for shot, Hamed was a harder puncher than Manny Pacquiao.

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Wayne McCullough has one of the best chins over the last 20 years.....& Hamed was not in a single moment of his fight with Barrera.
He was never given the chance to land a worthwhile punch.

I hated Hamed.....but he had a series of big time KO's.
The POWER was there, though his ridiculous style sometimes held it back.

But...shot for shot, Hamed was a harder puncher than Manny Pacquiao.

I agree abough mcCullough's chin, what i mean is little wayne went all 12 rounds with Hamed and Erik.

At the end when he was interviewed by british TV and asked who hits harder, he said Erik is the harder puncher but Hamed is physically stronger.

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jabsRstiff I agree with you that Hamed is a hard puncher but, no way it can be proven that Hamed hits harder than Pac shot for shot.

Not to mention that the Pac is still young and active, still a lot of wins to come and some big time KOs waiting to happen....

plus the fact that their are talks that he will face Erick Morales soon, a fighter that hits so hard that fighters he face like Ayala and McCullogh swears that he is the hardest puncher they faced....

For sure when these two guys meet their will be a lot of fireworks....

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George Foreman is definately the hardist puncher in the heavy

weight division. Remember the one-two punch combo that

effortlessly knocked out Michael Moorer. Mike Tyson deserves an

honorable mention also.