weakest heavyweight puncher

[neils7147933]

I hear you but assumed the thread starter meant known people.There are probably hundreds of weaker punchers than Byrd out there but knowbody knows who the **** they are there for who gives a ****.Lawrence should be slightly know now though since he beat McCline and got KOed by brock so he is a fair pick I suppose.

He's been on two recent PPVs, so I'd say he's well known to boxing fans...

[Brassangel]

All right, so McNeely wasn't a wuss. You know, watching that fight again, it's surprising to me that he (Pete) wasn't a little better given his style. He was pretty quick. He couldn't take much of a stroke though.

Byrd gets a vote among the well-knowns. Mathis Jr. slapped as well. I think I hit harder than Lawrence.

[Mr. Ryan]

All right, so McNeely wasn't a wuss. You know, watching that fight again, it's surprising to me that he (Pete) wasn't a little better given his style. He was pretty quick. He couldn't take much of a stroke though.

Byrd gets a vote among the well-knowns. Mathis Jr. slapped as well. I think I hit harder than Lawrence.

I just finished watching the Butterbean fight, McNeeley is garbage. He took one punch, then when into heroin withdrawal and was stopped on the ropes.

[Da Iceman]

byrd cant hit worth ****.

[tommyhearns804]

I know most of you people are pretty ******ed so as usual let me give you some logic.First of all any persons in here who said somebody like Toney,Bryd, or Ezzard Charles are mentally ******ed.Non of these people were heavyweights.Both Toney and Bryd as we know were middlweights who decided to move up to heavyweight and Charles was a middleweight who decided to fight at 180 pounds which isnt a heavyweight.
One of the weakest punching heavyweights that i can think of is Taurus Sykes 230 pounds of heavyweight 24 wins 3 loses and only 6 knock outs.The man is a joke.

[Dye]

I know most of you people are pretty ******ed so as usual let me give you some logic.First of all any persons in here who said somebody like Toney,Bryd, or Ezzard Charles are mentally ******ed.Non of these people were heavyweights.Both Toney and Bryd as we know were middlweights who decided to move up to heavyweight and Charles was a middleweight who decided to fight at 180 pounds which isnt a heavyweight.
One of the weakest punching heavyweights that i can think of is Taurus Sykes 230 pounds of heavyweight 24 wins 3 loses and only 6 knock outs.The man is a joke.

no, what the hell have i been saying 20-11-4 with 0 KO's

[QueensburyRules]

Chuck Wepner didn't hit very hard. Especially for his size.

- -Ad the last guy to KD Ali.

And as noted previously, Ali had 4 KDs by 4 single shots, the first two by sub 200 lbers.

Hmmm...

[Willie Pep 229]

- -Ad the last guy to KD Ali.

And as noted previously, Ali had 4 KDs by 4 single shots, the first two by sub 200 lbers.

Hmmm...

Ali's not here to make the argument so I will . . . he stepped on his foot, it was a push down.

[QueensburyRules]

Ali's not here to make the argument so I will . . . he stepped on his foot, it was a push down.

- -Ali ain't here for me to make the arguement, so...He took every controversial decision by the "authorities" favorably granted him.

This the only one going against him and was the most minor since it didn't change the end result.

We want boxing experts to tell us why it took Ali as champ so long after so much punishment to dispose of a club fighter that novice Big George disposed of with ease?

Where's the boxing experts when we need them?

[Willie Pep 229]

- -Ali ain't here for me to make the arguement, so...He took every controversial decision by the "authorities" favorably granted him.

This the only one going against him and was the most minor since it didn't change the end result.

We want boxing experts to tell us why it took Ali as champ so long after so much punishment to dispose of a club fighter that novice Big George disposed of with ease?

Where's the boxing experts when we need them?

Well Wepner had six more years experience (of getting punched in the face) when he fought Ali. Maybe he learned to take his punches better.

On a more serious side he did face some serious people in those six years, surprising names to see. But no matter, Ali couldn't **** out anyone.

I do agree he was given too many breaks; judging, refereeing, press, fan wise.

I had much respect for the man but never really thought him the GOAT by any measurement.

When I was a kid, quite young, I was the only kid on my block pulling for "Our Henry' in '66.

had to eat dirt