Who had a faster left jab?

[butterfly1964]

who has a faster jab? muhammad ali or jersey joe walcott?

this is just to humiliate suzie q49, just like i did rocco1252.

[SuzieQ49]

muhammad ali

[butterfly1964]

muhammad ali

don't try to be slick suzieq, you're the one that said walcott had a faster jab than ali in the first place.

[SuzieQ49]

don't try to be slick suzieq, you're the one that said walcott had a faster jab than ali in the first place.

no i said the tests said walcott had a faster jab than ali. i didnt say it. the test did. dont put words in my mouth.

[butterfly1964]

no i said the tests said walcott had a faster jab than ali. i didnt say it. the test did. dont put words in my mouth.

when then since you said the tests said it, that means you believe them, right?

[SuzieQ49]

no it doesnt!

[butterfly1964]

no it doesnt!

then why else would you mention it?

[Kid Achilles]

Because not everyone is as biased as you are. Not everyone exclusively sites sources that support his or her opinion.

[Frazier's 15th round]

Butterfly started a thread about Ali? No way.

[Heckler]

The Muhammad Ali of 60’s was the fastest heavyweight ever. In the May 5, 1969 Sports Illustrated, Ali’s jab was measured with an omegascope. Ali’s jab, it was found, could smash a balsa board 16.5 inches away in 19/100 of a second. It actually covered the distance in 4/100 of a second, which is the blink of an eye. Jimmy Jacobs, who owned the world’s largest collection of fight films, said that on film tests with a synchronizer Ali’s jab was faster than that of Sugar Ray Robinson. Jacobs contended that Ali was not only the fastest heavyweight, but also the fastest fighter he ever saw on film.

Marv Jenson, who managed Gene Fullmer, concurred saying, “Ali has the fastest hands on any heavyweight I have ever seen.”