If Julian Jackson right hand that hit Graham hit Canelo would he stay up?

[Cypocryphy]

In my opinion that was the hardest punch, p4p, that's ever been thrown during a boxing match. So no, he would go right to sleep.

It's not quite as good as David Lemieux's KO of Curtis Stevens, to be honest. That one was better because it was a left hook.

Julian Jackson

David Lemieux

[Nash out]

Jackson was a decent puncher but Canelo would walk through it and punish him for even daring to throw it. Nash out.

[Hatesrats]

"The Hawk" could knock down a FUGGIN' wall with a flush shot.

Prob was a light breeze would KHTFO.

Was fun to watch tho.

[Sun_Tzu]

"If" it landed no, he would not stay up. He would have to land it though. I still dont care for Canelo much but he is a very good fighter at this point and he would know full well what he was getting into with Jackson. The only thing I know for sure is that fight isnt going the distance.

[Tails]

This may come as a surprise to some but it any semi heavy handed boxer lands a flush shot on anyone in their respective weight class then they are getting knocked cold.

If Golovkin landed a flush shot on Canelo he would be knocked out and the same vice versa. The problem is landing it flush and not having them roll or partially block it.

[BodyBagz]

JJ's power was a thing of beauty. It would probably take a couple of those shots to put Nelo down. But after the 1st one lands, the floodgates would open wide. He's the boxer Wilder wanted to be.

[buddyr]

I know this much, I've seen guys with great chins get bucked by Jackson. I've never seen Mccallum hurt like when he fought jackson. The crazy thing is that the punch he hurt Mccallum with in the first round wasn't even a flush shot. It was on the top of the head and a glancing blow on the top of the head. Even at 41 well past his prime at 175, Roy didn't knock him out(Roy said he carried him, but it's bs). Jackson imo is the hardest puncher pfp that I've ever seen. I think Canelo would beat him by today's rules of 24 hour rehydration and packing on 20-25 lbs after the weigh in, because Jackson was a small guy his whole career. 160 wasn't his best weight class and as mentioned, he lacked a chin. Still at 160, he hit HARD and I can't see too many guys standing up to that shot. It was perfectly placed and Graham never saw it coming. Even though Graham didn't have a great career, he was a top contender at the time and had never lost by ko. He was also winning all of the rounds at the time of the sleepage. That mf was snoring.. Jackson hit hard. I don't know too many mws that would have survived that perfectly placed shot.

People often claim GGG has more power than Jackson, I just tell them, I'd much rather be hit by Kovelev at 175 than Jackson at 160 flush. Jackson didn't only knock guys out, he knocked them unconscious. There is a difference in the 2.

[BodyBagz]

I know this much, I've seen guys with great chins get bucked by Jackson. I've never seen Mccallum hurt like when he fought jackson. The crazy thing is that the punch he hurt Mccallum with in the first round wasn't even a flush shot. It was on the top of the head and a glancing blow on the top of the head. Even at 41 well past his prime at 175, Roy didn't knock him out(Roy said he carried him, but it's bs). Jackson imo is the hardest puncher pfp that I've ever seen. I think Canelo would beat him by today's rules of 24 hour rehydration and packing on 20-25 lbs after the weigh in, because Jackson was a small guy his whole career. 160 wasn't his best weight class and as mentioned, he lacked a chin. Still at 160, he hit HARD and I can't see too many guys standing up to that shot. It was perfectly placed and Graham never saw it coming. Even though Graham didn't have a great career, he was a top contender at the time and had never lost by ko. He was also winning all of the rounds at the time of the sleepage. That mf was snoring.. Jackson hit hard. I don't know too many mws that would have survived that perfectly placed shot.

What he did to Terry Norris....And it was deflected !!!