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  • MELLY-MEL...
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    #11
    tommy had more power, but reed is good **** in my book.

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    • Scott9945
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      #12
      The more I think about it, the harder it is to pick. Hearns at welterweight was a monster. At middleweight and up his power was diminished considerably.

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      • THE REED
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        #13
        Originally posted by Scott9945
        The more I think about it, the harder it is to pick. Hearns at welterweight was a monster. At middleweight and up his power was diminished considerably.
        thats what i looked at.. i dont question tommy hearns and his power... but the fact that roy went to heavyweight and stunned ruiz... say what u want about ruiz... but roy came from 154 pounds... to stun a guy that weighed 240 pounds.... i think thats quite impressive power wise...

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        • Clegg
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          #14
          Originally posted by reedickyaluss
          thats what i looked at.. i dont question tommy hearns and his power... but the fact that roy went to heavyweight and stunned ruiz... say what u want about ruiz... but roy came from 154 pounds... to stun a guy that weighed 240 pounds.... i think thats quite impressive power wise...
          It is, but then Hearns never got a chance to do that so it makes it harder to compare.

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          • THE REED
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            #15
            Originally posted by Clegg
            It is, but then Hearns never got a chance to do that so it makes it harder to compare.
            well right, i wasnt out saying... ROY JONES WOULD CRUSH TOMMY HEARNS, in terms of power... but i felt that roy had the edge... with the HW bid he did... thats where i was coming from, and i think its a reasonable argument...

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            • NeXt In Line
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              #16
              Roy carried his power from 160 to 175, just as Hearns carried his from 147 to 168, although I do give Hearns more credit for being able to KO much bigger men. I'd have to say Hearns had more power, with the age old saying "speed = power" being more appropriate for Roy.

              Although, he DID stop Virgil Hill with a body shot, Y'ALL MUSTA FORGOT!

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              • Clegg
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                #17
                Originally posted by reedickyaluss
                well right, i wasnt out saying... ROY JONES WOULD CRUSH TOMMY HEARNS, in terms of power... but i felt that roy had the edge... with the HW bid he did... thats where i was coming from, and i think its a reasonable argument...
                That's true. I haven't voted yet because I'm not certain either way.

                Originally posted by NeXt In Line
                Roy carried his power from 160 to 175, just as Hearns carried his from 147 to 168, although I do give Hearns more credit for being able to KO much bigger men. I'd have to say Hearns had more power, with the age old saying "speed = power" being more appropriate for Roy.

                Although, he DID stop Virgil Hill with a body shot, Y'ALL MUSTA FORGOT!
                Yeah I remember that, I swear I remember hearing his rib break...

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                • THE REED
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by NeXt In Line
                  Roy carried his power from 160 to 175, just as Hearns carried his from 147 to 168, although I do give Hearns more credit for being able to KO much bigger men. I'd have to say Hearns had more power, with the age old saying "speed = power" being more appropriate for Roy.

                  Although, he DID stop Virgil Hill with a body shot, Y'ALL MUSTA FORGOT!
                  Also with the styles... roy would carry fighters... where he could obviously knock them out but chose to go the distance... where hearns was a more instinctive killer in the ring...

                  I dont think that makes hearns have more power, but the way he always went for the knockout, gives a perception of him having more power...

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                  • Silencers
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                    #19
                    Hearns had more power pound for pound IMO. He had unbelievable power at 147 and while his power did diminish as he moved up in weight, he was still knocking guys out at cruiserweight.

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                    • THE REED
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Silencers
                      Hearns had more power pound for pound IMO. He had unbelievable power at 147 and while his power did diminish as he moved up in weight, he was still knocking guys out at cruiserweight.
                      I think the reason its hard to give it to roy.. is because roy didnt go for the KO like hearns did.... i have no doubt in my mind... that roy could of KOed almost every damn fighter he faced if he really wanted too... i think he could of even knocked ruiz out, if he really wanted to go all out... its just not his style...

                      but hearns had a lot more killer instinct in the ring.. so his KO record makes you believe he has more power...

                      he may or may not...i just felt with the HW bid roy did.. and stunning a heavyweight, gave it to roy for me... but obviously hearns has great points to be a harder hitter as well...

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