Best straight right hands ever landed

[Light_Speed]

[codey]

Miguel Cotto Vs Ricardo Torres.

[CubanGuyNYC]

One for the ages:



This upload doesn't even do the picture justice. It's cropped, for one thing. I have a much better image on my PC, but I don't know how to upload it. The full-blown shot shows Walcott standing firmly in place while Marciano delivers a crushing straight right that lands flush. It's almost like the fighters staged the photgraph...literally picture perfect. Must've been like getting hit with a baseball bat.

[El Angel]

Miguel Cotto Vs Ricardo Torres.

You beat me to it bro, I always remember Torres rocking back and falling forward on his hands and knees.

[codey]

You beat me to it bro, I always remember Torres rocking back and falling forward on his hands and knees.

Lol.. That was a sweet fight. great comeback by Cotto!

[BattlingNelson]

The best straight right I ever saw was the one Hearns landed on James Shuler.

[El Angel]

The best straight right I ever saw was the one Hearns landed on James Shuler.

Damn you weren't kidding. At 3:00. Thing of beauty.

[New England]

I don't see the sarcasm. You can argue he had the greatest 'right hand'. But right hand has a large variety of punches it can throw. A uppercut from the right hand would be a right hand.

the words used vary from gym to gym

that's a right hand. cross, straight, whatever you want to call it. it's not a right hook, man.

[BattlingNelson]

Damn you weren't kidding. At 3:00. Thing of beauty.

Yep. I cannot embed from this device, so thanks for doing it for me.

I've never seen this particular clip before. There's a lot of replays that I've never seen. That right is so swift. So clean. So lethal. Right between the guard. Shuler never saw it coming and he was out like a light.

[BattlingNelson]

the words used vary from gym to gym

that's a right hand. cross, straight, whatever you want to call it. it's not a right hook, man.

It was clearly an uppercut.