How do you know? we never measured the punching power of Foster or jackson. But we definitely see that bigger heavyweights are seldom big punchers. Then you make conditions for Tyson which are exactly what I am talking about... speed and mechanics remember? Most Heavyweights would be able to use their size and reach against jackson for sure... By the way Foster Ko'ed Mike Qarry... He lost to Frazier and it was not because of his punch. Qarry would be another example BTW.
I don't even pretend to know precisely at what weight it becomes immaterial to punch power. I do know that punching power loses its correlation to mass at some point,probably before 190 or so.
I also do not know exactly how the relationship works: I mean... are certain body dynamics, or speed more prohibitive at a certain size? Could we make a 260 pound Deontay Wilder? But you are incorrect that the biggest fighters are the hardest punchers.
I don't even pretend to know precisely at what weight it becomes immaterial to punch power. I do know that punching power loses its correlation to mass at some point,probably before 190 or so.
I also do not know exactly how the relationship works: I mean... are certain body dynamics, or speed more prohibitive at a certain size? Could we make a 260 pound Deontay Wilder? But you are incorrect that the biggest fighters are the hardest punchers.
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