Who has the hardest right hand?

[D4thincarnation]

When throwing a right hooking punch from an orthodox stance it's called a cross. When the right foot is forward and a hook is thrown it's no longer an orthodox stance, the punch is then being delivered from a southpaw stance, even if the fighter throwing it is orthodox.

This isn't me just being a prick, this is fact. I'm just restating a boxing fact.

I just found it funny he corrected me about something he has no idea about aparently.

For me it's Wladimir or Lennox. Foreman was powerful but he was knocking out guys who were a lot smaller than todays heavyweights.

I read an interview with Briggs recently where he said that Lennox was the best all-round fighter he ever faced, but the power of Big George even in his 40s to Lennox/Vitali was "incomparable".

[D4thincarnation]

When throwing a right hooking punch from an orthodox stance it's called a cross. When the right foot is forward and a hook is thrown it's no longer an orthodox stance, the punch is then being delivered from a southpaw stance, even if the fighter throwing it is orthodox.

This isn't me just being a prick, this is fact. I'm just restating a boxing fact.

I just found it funny he corrected me about something he has no idea about aparently.

The right cross is similar to the straight right but it goes over, around the opponent's lead hand

[4Corners]

George foreman

[J-Smooth]

Tim Duncan

[4Corners]

Kimbo slice

[D4thincarnation]

George foreman

[4Corners]

I guess we should show the one's where he was knocking guys the f**k out???????

George Foreman was the biggest punch in HW history, just my opinion. Sorry that I don't agree with you, but you like to down anyone that doesn't agree with you.

[D4thincarnation]

I guess we should show the one's where he was knocking guys the f**k out???????

George Foreman was the biggest punch in HW history, just my opinion. Sorry that I don't agree with you, but you like to down anyone that doesn't agree with you.

Watch the clip fool

[Mr. Invincible]

I read an interview with Briggs recently where he said that Lennox was the best all-round fighter he ever faced, but the power of Big George even in his 40s to Lennox/Vitali was "incomparable".

I guess we should take his current word over the punch drunk word I suppose, lol. Vitali stopped a higher % of guys and has won 4x as man title fights as Foreman, and that's what really matters. If Vitali wanted to throw wild, winging punches and use his whole body the way Foreman did in his prime, he would have more power. It's just physics.