Is Tyson Fury the weakest puncher pound for pound of the last 4 years?

[Mr Objecitivity]

Chris byrd, or paulie

These are smaller sized boxers. Thread is about power to weight ratio.

[Mr Objecitivity]

And the award for the most ******ed thread goes to...

Didn't you try to tell me Wlad was the GOAT HW, Fury still had enough in those hands to school him.������

MASSIVE L for you!

I deal with facts. Come with facts that are substantiated or be ready to get ignored.

[Mr Objecitivity]

Fury hasn't got one punch KO power, but still has a decent KO%. I remember him sparking some Brazilian out, think it was Nascimento.

Anyway the OP claims that Wladimir Klitschko is the greatest heavyweight of all time, so I regard him as pretty much ******ed and not to take seriously.


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My conclusion was totally factual. Can you disprove my conclusion using actual facts? Otherwise, the point about me being a ****** most likely reverses back to you.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I deal with facts. Come with facts that are substantiated or be ready to get ignored.

Keep choking on those L's ******😭😭😭

[Mr Objecitivity]

Keep choking on those L's ******😭😭😭

I challenge you to make me!

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I challenge you to make me!

Your doing that all by yourself😭😭😭😭
Certified ******

[Mr Objecitivity]

Your doing that all by yourself��������
Certified ******

Then why are you proposing that I do such a thing when you already know that I'm already doing that specific thing. Ergo, you've just exposed yourself as the real certified ****** without me having to call you anything. Take some logic courses! Your logical capacity and your IQ level must be below room temperature according to your comments.

You're ignored now!





We have someone here who calls others ******ed that has exposed himself to be the real ****** by his actual actions via telling me to do something when he already knows I'm doing that particular thing.

[ruedboy]

This is a boxer who has the nerve to insult other boxers by calling them 'midgets' and accusing them of not being real heavyweights all the while bragging about being himself being the only real heavyweight or one of the only real heavyweights. This is whilst having one of the worst weight to knockout records in boxing today. It is near shameful, pathetic, disgraceful and embarrassing that lighter boxers who aren't even natural heavyweights like David Haye have more punching power overall (not just pound for pound) than Tyson Fury. Like a 10 year old having more punching power than a 30 year old adult. Whilst the adult still has the nerve to brag about being the more worthy boxer.

Tyson Fury for the most part punches as if he slaps and taps without putting most or all of his weight into his punches. In total contrast to proper power punchers like the Klitschkos, Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson.

It's one of the worst times for heavyweight boxing when boxers with such size advantages like Tyson Fury are considered as 'one of the best boxers' (skill wise especially) when they can barely even use their size advantage properly to punch with more power or at least with more power compared to most lighter boxers.

Is there any boxer who outweighs and outsizes as many opponents as Tyson Fury with such an atrocious knockout record?

At least boxers like Floyd Mayweather Jr have an excuse for having lower knockout record later on in their careers. Considering they were boxing against much heavier opponents who have better punch resistance. Meanwhile, what excuse does pathetic, horrific and embarrassing powder puff pillow punching feather fist in Tyson Fury have?

Where did the myth start of Mayweather fighting "much heavier opponents"? At 147 Floyd fought guys like Judah, Hatton, Guerrero, JMM, Maidana and Pacquiao. What those guys all had in common was they all had most of their fights at weights lower than 147.
Cotto was a top 140 lb fighter not so good above that. Alvarez was the naturally biggest fighter Floyd fought. Oscar was an average size WW, who fought at 154 cause he was old.
The reasons Floyd couldn't KO guys was because his punches lacked power and that was because he fought defensively, took no chances and rarely sat down on his punches.
Maybe his fragile hands had something to do with his lack of power but it wasn't because he was fighting big welterweights.

[Motofan]

I know it was longer than four years ago but Valuev used to hit like a ***** for being like 8 foot 12.

[Mr Objecitivity]

Where did the myth start of Mayweather fighting "much heavier opponents"? At 147 Floyd fought guys like Judah, Hatton, Guerrero, JMM, Maidana and Pacquiao. What those guys all had in common was they all had most of their fights at weights lower than 147.
Cotto was a top 140 lb fighter not so good above that. Alvarez was the naturally biggest fighter Floyd fought. Oscar was an average size WW, who fought at 154 cause he was old.
The reasons Floyd couldn't KO guys was because his punches lacked power and that was because he fought defensively, took no chances and rarely sat down on his punches.
Maybe his fragile hands had something to do with his lack of power but it wasn't because he was fighting big welterweights.

Floyd Mayweather Jr started his career at featherweight and his knockout percentage only started to decrease significantly after he came up to welterweight.

Furthermore, Floyd Mayweather Jr never as consistently out-sized and outweighed his opponents as frequently and as significantly as Tyson Fury has done in his career. It's worse to not be able to stop most of the smaller opponents than not being able to stop opponents of one's own size or bigger.