Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers p4p

[Manny_P]

Hearns is my hero...I will become the champ out of the same gym he did...

tis guy is obviously smokin sumthing we haven't come across yet.

[Tha Greatest]

Hearns is my hero...I will become the champ out of the same gym he did...

[We've Got Bush]

30. Felix Trinidad
31. Pipino Cuevas
Cuevas hit much more harder then Tito.

[Kid Achilles]

Foreman I agree with you 100% I think Witherspoon certainly hit harder than Tyson and was a near equal to Lennox Lewis (in terms of power in the right hand) on his best night.

[buff_mike10]

Tommy Morrison should be on this list. Razor Ruddock said he hit harder than Mike Tyson. His left hook looked pretty impressive to me anyhow. I think Marciano belongs up there as well, the tests they did on his power tells all.

[Foreman]

Tyson's too high as is Lennox. Although Lennox had a better overall game, Tim Witherspoon should be above him in the power department. Before any Lennox nuthuggers get on me, watch a couple of Terrible Tim's COMPLETE fights. When he connected with that big right, it's lights out. A very underrated heavy.

[NiGe2011]

I think Sonny Liston should have been higher, maybe Hamed as well...

[.::EnRiQuE::.]

that list is a lil funny... Roy JOnes was on the list

[LuKahnLi]

I think Marvin Hagler is actually too high. He was NOT a 1 shot puncher at all. He KO'd guys from accumulation.

I also say that Julian Jackson should be in the top 10.

[oldgringo]

I have a problem with Hearns NOT being top 15 and I have a problem with Mike McCallum being #87. I think he is quite possibly one of the most overlooked champions ever. He was a very sharp, accurate, and hard puncher in his prime and even into the twilight of his career.