Originally posted by JUYJUY
If Lacy knocks down Calzaghe, he better run for his life! (Video Clip)
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Originally posted by TheEvilSaintconsidering the opposition these guys faced, thats not saying a whole lot.
Woodhall had faced Roy Jones Jr.
Brewer had faced Antwun Echols.
Mitchell had faced Frankie Liles.
All known as big punchers..Last edited by JUYJUY; 11-08-2005, 06:40 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by Frank the TankThe muscle mass is probably detracting from his power if anything. I can't think of many(if any?) of the biggest hitters in the game having muscle definition like Lacy's.
Hearns started at 147 and didn't really do enough at SMW to judge if his power carried up that well, although it was good enough to stun Hagler at MW so I'll stand by it. The others punch comfortably harder than Lacy, and properly with it.Comment
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Originally posted by JUYJUYHe did, it was a close fight. Woodhall got Bronze at the Olympics, he fought Jones Jr in the semi's and gave him a good fight.
jones was never considered a "power" puncher though, he was more of a volume puncher
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Originally posted by PBF34my bad, i though you ment professionally
jones was never considered a "power" puncher though, he was more of a volume puncher
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Originally posted by JUYJUYRoy Jones Jr was a monster power-puncher at the start of his career.. but a pitter-patter single-potshotter at the end of his career.Comment
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Originally posted by raesaadGenerally I would agree about the body build but fact is fact Tyson Hit hard as **** and so does Peter just to name a couple of guys with that build however generally in the lower weight classes this is true like that guy Robert Allen whom Hopkins beat 3 times.....either way Lacy is IMO from what I have ezperienced so far as a boxing fan the Hardest hitting SMW ever and could end up being the Hardest hitting Natural LHW too someday.Comment
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