Who hits harder - Floyd Mayweather Jr or Antonio Margarito?! (Poll)

[-Spinal-]

At their best weights, Floyd 130, Margarito 147, Floyd was clearly the harder puncher. 22 KO's in 27 wins.

[edgarg]

Boxrec says that Margarito has 11 KO's put of 27 stoppages, only one since 2001.
Mayweather has 4 KO's out of 26 stoppages the last one in 1999, not counting Ortiz, which was a carnival shot.

[hhs661]

ur his big mama now coming to the rescue?

if you let margarito punch u in the face 5 times i guarantee u ull look as bad as that dudes face

its about how ur face will look like after receiving 5 free hard punch
forget about where i took that pic from

rescue.? nope. I don't even care for ur argument but you'd be a fool to believe what you're typing.

by the way here's a link to the sakuraba/arona fight. watch the damage that it took to make him look how he did in your pic. with that, carry on with the argument you were having

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUbi2jdLwC0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[tredh]

Floyd is fast and accurate, no doubt but I can't say he has Marg type power.

I may be wrong because you can never know, but from what I have seen, Floyd hits people on the button a lot and his straight right he puts a lot into it, but it isn't that damaging.

And np, maybe I didn't word it good.

For example when a big guy hits you with technique, or even just holding huge pads, I get moved. A small guy may be fast and I still feel the power, but I don't get moved as much. I am 195 lbs myself so it's not that easy to move me I guess.

I think it all just depends on the person and how they take shots. Cause it is widely known that Marg has a much better chin than Cotto but it seemed like when both fought Mosley, Cotto was never hurt by Mosley power but Mosley KO'ed Marg.

I get what you saying as well about heavy guy punching and smaller guy punching.

[UmissUpay]

there are also difference about that KO percentage u cant base it from their KO record
because of this reason

1. its hard to knockout an opponent running away from you (which is most of margarito opponents)
2. its easy to knockout opponents coming towards you(which is most of floyds opponents)

[#CaneloKhan]

ones uses bricks and the other numbs his hands so they feel like bricks, I say its even

[UmissUpay]

rescue.? nope. I don't even care for ur argument but you'd be a fool to believe what you're typing.

by the way here's a link to the sakuraba/arona fight. watch the damage that it took to make him look how he did in your pic. with that, carry on with the argument you were having


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUbi2...e_gdata_player

so you dont think margarito can mess up ur ****** face with a 5 free hard punch?

LMAO....

i dont even know why ur trying to show me what happen to that dude
i just care about how ur face would look like after margarito mess it up

[UmissUpay]

ones uses bricks and the other numbs his hands so they feel like bricks, I say its even

lmaooo.. ur probably right

[-Spinal-]

Boxrec says that Margarito has 11 KO's put of 27 stoppages, only one since 2001.
Mayweather has 4 KO's out of 26 stoppages the last one in 1999, not counting Ortiz, which was a carnival shot.

So TKO's don't count as a fighter having power then?

So then a TKO like Donaire over Montiel shouldn't be showcased as a fight to show Donaire's power then?

And Pacquiao over David Diaz? That was a TKO, but Diaz went down from a punch and couldn't get up.


Salido-Lopez II.

Etc.


TKO includes a ref giving a fighter the 8 count, but seeing no reason to count to 10 because the fighter got so hurt from the knock down, that the fight needs to be stopped.

[hhs661]

so you dont think margarito can mess up ur ****** face with a 5 free hard punch?

LMAO....

i dont even know why ur trying to show me what happen to that dude
i just care about how ur face would look like after margarito mess it up

knees, kicks, smaller gloves and elbows did that to sakuraba. And what's the deal with this 5 punch killer instinct type combo you keep going back to?

The pic you posted is irrelevant to this topic.