For me julian jackson came to mind 1st p4p as far as heavy wt thats a tough one. Foreman is my automatic choice.
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Originally posted by juggernaut666 View PostNo Wlad ?Punch for punch he may hit harder than Tyson as F.Roach has said ,i dont think Foreman was a one punch k.o artist as much either ....Lewis had a crushing right hand and what about Morrisons left hook and Ruddocks as well all guys i think hit harder than Foreman or Cooney.
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Originally posted by ironalex View PostWlad... Really? He landed a couple of flush ones on David Haye and he managed to take them... Can't say if Foreman, Shavers, Lyle et al landed hed be there. Hard puncher no doubt but of all time nope.Last edited by juggernaut666; 05-31-2015, 11:16 AM.
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Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View PostTo be considered a hard puncher, Boxers must knock out quality opponents not just a bunch of unknown journeymen Tomato-cans.
Earnie Shavers never knocked out any quality opponents..
Hardest punching Heavyweight ever:- Joe Louis
Hardest punching boxer ever :- Sugar Ray Robinson
Heavyweight: Joe Louis
True power is force, speed and accuracy!
Thomas Hearns Vs Duran, that's true hitting power.
Joe Louis was the hardest hitting heavy ever, to this day, he could and did put a lighting bolt to the curve of your jaw!
Pound 4 pound: Robinson
See his knockout of Fullmer with the left hook.
Force, speed and accuracy. ****, fights over in 1/8th second.
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Originally posted by juggernaut666 View PostNo Wlad ?Punch for punch he may hit harder than Tyson as F.Roach has said ,i dont think Foreman was a one punch k.o artist as much either ....Lewis had a crushing right hand and what about Morrisons left hook and Ruddocks as well all guys i think hit harder than Foreman or Cooney.
It's sort of a moot point though. Like I said, when you get to that level anyone you hit is going to feel the pain. Wlad's definitely got game changing power.
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Originally posted by ironalex View PostWlad... Really? He landed a couple of flush ones on David Haye and he managed to take them... Can't say if Foreman, Shavers, Lyle et al landed hed be there. Hard puncher no doubt but of all time nope.
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What about Carlos Zarate? 66-4, 63 KO wins. Or is the quality of competition not as strong? Julian Jackson definitely, plus Nigel Benn, Tyson, Liston, Foreman. Wlad has the knockout wins, but is plagued with a much weaker heavyweight era. Vitali hit pretty hard, had the chin to boot too.
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Originally posted by It's Ovah View PostWlad's up there as well, as are Morrison and Ruddock. But the thing which puts Wlad a rung lower in my books is the number of fighters who were able to take his shots before going down. Sure they were stopped in the end, but that was as much a result of his sharpness and accuracy allowing him to repeatedly hit them flush than it was his heavy handedness. Look at the second Brewster fight or either of the Peter fights. Now both those guys had great chins, Peter especially, but they were also hurt and dropped by other fighters around the same time, and stopped more brutally.
It's sort of a moot point though. Like I said, when you get to that level anyone you hit is going to feel the pain. Wlad's definitely got game changing power.
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