none that i can think of, the only guy's that come close are 'mini mike tyson' gerald mcclennan, but then again he was not able to finish nigel benn, whereas michael watson a much more feather fisted boxer took him out.
Foreman probably comes 3rd, his punches seemed so slow but they generated a massive kind of thudding power.
No one had one punch/all round power like tyson, in those few years in the late 80's he was the best ever..
A large contributing factor was the way he developed the explosive power from his feet, his bobbing/frazier esque movement.
Foreman probably comes 3rd, his punches seemed so slow but they generated a massive kind of thudding power.
No one had one punch/all round power like tyson, in those few years in the late 80's he was the best ever..
A large contributing factor was the way he developed the explosive power from his feet, his bobbing/frazier esque movement.
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