Hardest punching lightweights

[New England]

Roberto Duran
Lew Jenkins
Ike Williams

other than a bit of reading from the boxing register, and the boxrec, and some pictures, i don't know much about this man. lots of people mention him as a puncher. i've never seen him fight.

[The Surgeon]

Roberto Duran
Lew Jenkins
Ike Williams

Solid list brother

[The Surgeon]

other than a bit of reading from the boxing register, and the boxrec, and some pictures, i don't know much about this man. lots of people mention him as a puncher. i've never seen him fight.

Wild man in and out the ring! Im sure i read he lamped a guy on the WAY to the ring lol, Clubber Lang style lol

[javier234]

I would say my fav of today are marquez, canelo and trout

[javier234]

i agree with you..

[javier234]

1. Edwin Valero
2. Ike Williams
3. Edwin Rosario
4. Joe Gans
5. Diego Corrales
6. Roberto Duran
7. Oscar De La Hoya
8. Benny Leonard

[CHEECH]

couple names missing from the original list, andy ganigan n the Russian guy who fought outta japan, I think he got joey gamache's belt, what was his name? cant remember his name but I just remembered another lightweight with ridiculouspower, tracy spann

[Scott9945]

He wasn't the hardest punching lightweight ever, but a shout out to Tony Baltazar. He was a popular TV fighter in the 1980's. Nothing really special about him except for his tremendous left hook. It was a game changer.

Anyone remember him?

[TBear]

He wasn't the hardest punching lightweight ever, but a shout out to Tony Baltazar. He was a popular TV fighter in the 1980's. Nothing really special about him except for his tremendous left hook. It was a game changer.

Anyone remember him?

I do. His dad used to post around boxing forums(Kiki). I think here too.

I just watched Baltazar's fight with Howard Davis Jr. again the other day.

[joseph5620]

Obviously Duran is up there. Also, Edwin Rosario had to be one of the hardest punching lightweights in history.