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Who was the best OVERALL puncher in the sport ever?

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  • #11
    Originally posted by Greatest1942 View Post
    Here's the rings top 25
    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

    That's just the biggest punchers list???

    Is it not?

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    • #12
      Originally posted by poet682006
      Gimme a N!
      Gimme a U!
      Gimme a T!
      Gimme a H!
      Gimme a U!
      Gimme a G!
      Gimme a G!
      Gimme a E!
      Gimme a R!
      Can this be considered trolling?


      Keep on topic, Poet.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Stones! View Post
        Can this be considered trolling?


        Keep on topic, Poet.
        [IMG]http://i969.***********.com/albums/ae175/teh_pwnerer23/shockedcat.gif[/IMG]

        How'd you do that???

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        • #14
          Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
          ^^^^ I'd pick those 2 as well.
          I guess that makes you a nuthugger by some of the tools on here.

          Ring magazine even has Tyson as one of the best all time, oh wait let me guess there nuthuggers too.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Mayweather_ View Post
            I guess that makes you a nuthugger by some of the tools on here.

            Ring magazine even has Tyson as one of the best all time, oh wait let me guess there nuthuggers too.
            Nobody is saying he's not one of the best, but the best? Come on.

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            • #16
              P4P? Jimmy Wilde all time

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              • #17
                Originally posted by SBleeder View Post
                Nobody is saying he's not one of the best, but the best? Come on.
                Exactly.

                Poet

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by SBleeder View Post
                  Nobody is saying he's not one of the best, but the best? Come on.
                  I wouldnt have him at number 1 either but i don't see it as too outrageous either as you could make a case. Certainly enough of a case not to be labelled the dreaded "nuthugger"!

                  The combination of speed, power, accuracy etc is a pretty formidable set up isnt it?

                  Anyway, I'd go with the obvious choice of Louis.

                  The other notable for me would be Hearns.

                  Just in case anyone goes there - Any mention of Foreman is ludicrous in this context. Power, yes. Overall punching ability (speed, accuracy etc) - A biiiig no.

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                  • #19
                    In no particular order:
                    Liston
                    Jackson
                    McClellan
                    Tyson
                    Hearns
                    Patterson

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by "Marvelous" View Post
                      I don't mean raw power, this includes everything speed, acccuracy, combinations, power, finishing etc.
                      I would probably go with Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson or Thomas Hearns.

                      Your thoughts??
                      thomas Hearns. speed, power, accuracy and range.

                      Leonard get's a shout too, but he couldn't come close to hurting Hagler, where as Hearns did.

                      Robinson was a good puncher but he was wild.

                      Pacquiao is very wild too and forgoes defense to land punches.

                      Mayweather isn't a big puncher.

                      Tyson had speed power and accuracy, but had a very short reach.

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