The fastest boxers of all time

[ßringer]

lol you ****** you don't know what pound for pound means do you?

Pound for Pound means the exact OPPOSITE of what you just said. If Leonard's hand speed at 140lbs was slightly faster than Roy Jones' speed at 168 (very slightly) that means P4P Jones would probably still be considered faster. Please go learn what p4p means.

Then what does it say when Leonard's past prime handspeed at 160 against Hagler was even faster than prime Roy's handspeed against anyone at 160?

[TheGreatA]

Here's the first part for those who haven't seen it:

[TheGreatA]

Howard Davis Jr throwing 30 punches in 3 seconds:



He is 53 years old now.

[LilGizmo562]

The first fight against Chavez was just unreal.

Hell, he was still faster than **** in the rematch when he was supposively "shot". I guess the shotness was due to his inability to take the kind of punishment he did in the first fight.

I haven't seen the rematch, but I do think its extremely difficult to decide who is faster Roy, Ray or Taylor, since all 3 had deadly speed.

[baracuda]

That has to be right up there with the calzaghe comment on the ignorance scale.

then who's faster than him!..just saying my opinion dumb*******!

[deliveryman]

MELDRICK TAYLOR should of been #1 IMO. And easily.

[Stab Judah]

Aaron Pryor is way up there too.

[F l i c k e r]

Howard Davis Jr throwing 30 punches in 3 seconds:



He is 53 years old now.

Holie rusted metal batman!!!

I thought Hozumi was fast. This dude is the fastest. It wasn't 30 punches in 3 seconds though. It was actually 28 at the 3.0 mark. Still amazing. I give him the title...

Howard Davis Jr

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[Stab Judah]

4 min in

[deliveryman]

Howard Davis Jr throwing 30 punches in 3 seconds:



He is 53 years old now.

Those were shoeshine punches. I thought it was going to be full extension.

That's still impressive, but not overly. I still think Taylor could of done way more.