Who hits harder at heavyweight, Byrd or Toney???

[Kid Achilles]

Toney may as well have weighed 160 pounds in that fight because he still punches like a middleweight. I would not say he staggered or hurt Rahman at any point in that fight. When you get hit with a flush punch your head gets snapped back and sometimes you have to take a step back but that does not mean you've been "staggered"; at least not by my definition. Rahman was never staggered tonight.

[hollister]

Toney may as well have weighed 160 pounds in that fight because he still punches like a middleweight. I would not say he staggered or hurt Rahman at any point in that fight. When you get hit with a flush punch your head gets snapped back and sometimes you have to take a step back but that does not mean you've been "staggered"; at least not by my definition. Rahman was never staggered tonight.

Did rahman even take a step back?
Toney did land some shots that were obviously intended to take Rahman out, but I don;t recall ever seeing him visibly affected by anything Toney landed.

[nelsoncm]

I think there's no comparison.

Toney punches. Byrd just slaps.

[Run]

I think there's no comparison.

Toney punches. Byrd just slaps.

Toney has fought 5 fights at heavyweight.

He stopped a 114 year old Holyfield with accumulated punches...and went the distance with everyone else virtually doing nothing to reinforce his supposed punching power.

I'd say they are even. Lets go ahead and quit jocking the notion that Toney HAS EVER been a big puncher. He's far from it.



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[Pugnacious_Z]

its not only that Toney's not a natural heavyweight, its also that he doesnt put his whole body into his punches, he was just throwing arm punches against Rahman

[Tony Blitz]

If I remember correctly, Rahman staggered off of Toney's counter overhand right in the early rounds.

[nelsoncm]

Toney has fought 5 fights at heavyweight.

He stopped a 114 year old Holyfield with accumulated punches...and went the distance with everyone else virtually doing nothing to reinforce his supposed punching power.

I'd say they are even. Lets go ahead and quit jocking the notion that Toney HAS EVER been a big puncher. He's far from it.

The point is, Toney punches, albeit not hard enough but punches.

Byrd? I dunno. He slaps most of the time. If only that athleticism was paired with punches with average power.

Seriously, yeah probably they are even, but I never liked the way Byrd punches. He is in the ring just to avoid getting hit.

[Derranged]

toney TKOd holyfield, KDd ruiz, and staggerd rahman.

byrd cant do any of that ****.

Ruiz slipped/tripped both times, he didnt stagger Rahman. But he still hits harder than Byrd.

[LondonRingRules]

** You teenyslobbers are a funny bunch. I told you Toney can't bust his way out of his KFC bucket. I hit harder than that fat tub of lard.

At any rate, Toney's been ducking Byrd's Detroit challenge for over 2 yrs now. Byrd would tattoo him at will all night long.

[7001]

Even though I havn't watched the fight between Rahman vs. Toney yet, I would say Byrd is the better boxer by far, and Toney is the better puncher as far as power goes, which isn't saying much because both fighters aren't big punchers. If Byrd and Toney fought, Byrd wins UD.