Harder puncher, Wlad or Wilder?

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  • Mr Objecitivity
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    #61
    Originally posted by Just looking
    And he was stopped. How much guys took everything coming from Wlad and went the full 12?
    It was a premature stoppage and not a knockout. In fact, Duhaupas didn't even go down once after taking 11 rounds of career high number of flush punches from Wilder. Yet, blown up cruiser weight Povetkin knocked Duhaupas out unconscious. Whilst Povetkin never knocked out anybody more impressively than any opponent Wladimir Klitschko knocked out. Nor did Povetkin ever KO any opponent Wlad failed to KO.

    Wladimir Klitschko rarely commits to full powered punches and he doesn't even need to. Particularly not like how Wilder did against Duhaupas.

    If Wlad had referees in his side gifting him premature stoppages like they did to Wilder against Duhaupas, Wlad would have an even higher KO percentage.
    Last edited by Mr Objecitivity; 05-03-2018, 05:50 PM.

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    • hugh grant
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      #62
      Wlad hits harder. Until wilder proves he can deck granite chin Joshua it stands

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      • Mr Objecitivity
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        #63
        Originally posted by hugh grant
        Wlad hits harder. Until wilder proves he can deck granite chin Joshua it stands
        Wilder couldn't even deck Duhaupas, who was put to sleep by blown up cruiser weight / small heavyweight in Povetkin. I doubt Wilder is doing any worse to Joshua that he failed to do to Duhaupas.

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        • Sid-Knee
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          #64
          Originally posted by KingHippo
          Ortiz wasn't shot. Got dropped in the 5th for the second time of his career. Stop it already.

          Many bums went to a decision against Klitschko. He even lost to one. No way Kitschko gets a 98% ko percentage given the same opponents.
          Huh? I wasn't talking about Ortiz. I was talking about Liakovich.

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          • Warrior Scholar
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            #65
            zelenoff has a chin? yeah, everyone I know with good chins all leave the ring when hit

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            • boxnight
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              #66
              If Wilder lands a big right on Joshua without knocking him down,
              then I'll go with Wlad because he had Joshua on the floor.

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              • b Murphington
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                #67
                The fact that Wilder can still KO dudes with very poor punching technique proves that he's the harder puncher. Just imagine what Wilder would look like if he punched the right way.

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                • LacedUp
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                  #68
                  wlad is the more proven puncher ,so i'll take him.

                  both punch extremely hard.

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                  • LacedUp
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by Mr Objecitivity
                    Wilder couldn't even deck Duhaupas, who was put to sleep by blown up cruiser weight / small heavyweight in Povetkin. I doubt Wilder is doing any worse to Joshua that he failed to do to Duhaupas.
                    duhaupas was fat, not in shape and took the fight on a days notice.

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                    • Just looking
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Mr Objecitivity
                      It was a premature stoppage and not a knockout. In fact, Duhaupas didn't even go down once after taking 11 rounds of career high number of flush punches from Wilder. Yet, blown up cruiser weight Povetkin knocked Duhaupas out unconscious. Whilst Povetkin never knocked out anybody more impressively than any opponent Wladimir Klitschko knocked out. Nor did Povetkin ever KO any opponent Wlad failed to KO.

                      Wladimir Klitschko rarely commits to full powered punches and he doesn't even need to. Particularly not like how Wilder did against Duhaupas.

                      If Wlad had referees in his side gifting him premature stoppages like they did to Wilder against Duhaupas, Wlad would have an even higher KO percentage.
                      What are you even saying? Duhaupas was visibly hurt and the ref was looking for a chance to stop the fight because of the beating he was taking. If the fight kept going Duhaupas would get knocked out anyway. And it has been already explained that in the povetkin fight he didn't train at all, in fact he ate a lot of punches because he wasn't ready to fight and kept going till the the 6th

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