Originally posted by hemichromis
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What is your definition for the term "puncher"
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A puncher is someone who can score a KO with one punch. A good example would be Naseem Hamed. He generally scored knockouts using one shot and rarely threw in combinations of more than three punches.
A "puncher" differs from a regular hard hitter who usually has to break his/her opponent down using multiple combinations and then knocks him/her guy out. A good example would be Miguel Cotto. He usually works the body with multiple combinations for several rounds, then he can score a knockout after his opponent has lost their legs.
A "boxer-puncher" would be someone like Jhonny Gonzalez. He's a boxer and uses his reach and length to out-box his opponent. At the same time he has a good punch and can stop a guy at any time.
A brawler is someone who throws a lot of wide looping power shots and throws in high volume. Good example would be Ricky Hatton and Juan Diaz.
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someone who carries a powerful punch, doesnt neccessarily mean they are brawlers, tommy hearns was a puncher who had nice boxing skills also
most guys who carry a big shot generally tend to come forward and brawl though, i love fighting those guys, guys who just come forward throwing heavy shots and arent afraid to get hit, so easy to outbox and counter
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Originally posted by rmz View PostA puncher is someone who can score a KO with one punch. A good example would be Naseem Hamed. He generally scored knockouts using one shot and rarely threw in combinations of more than three punches.
A "puncher" differs from a regular hard hitter who usually has to break his/her opponent down using multiple combinations and then knocks him/her guy out. A good example would be Miguel Cotto. He usually works the body with multiple combinations for several rounds, then he can score a knockout after his opponent has lost their legs.
A "boxer-puncher" would be someone like Jhonny Gonzalez. He's a boxer and uses his reach and length to out-box his opponent. At the same time he has a good punch and can stop a guy at any time.
A brawler is someone who throws a lot of wide looping power shots and throws in high volume. Good example would be Ricky Hatton and Juan Diaz.
Seems to me that a boxer/puncher is the way to go. Brawling's good out on the street. I'd define Tyson as a boxer/brawler, cus he did have some looping power shots.
We were just talking about Diaz being a boxer/brawler.
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Originally posted by Arcyani View PostOne that consistentely throws punches and is on the offensive most of the time.
I dunno know what other peoples' styles are like, but i train to box with finesse and knock some mother fcuker out in a devestating fashion.
I like to hit things and people.Last edited by Squabbles94806; 06-12-2009, 08:16 AM.
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Originally posted by Chr0nic View Posta hard hitter
look at calzaghe flailing his arms like a mad man with the nerve to call those flabby cobra whiplash lookin arms 'punches'
you see people callin him a puncher? nope
Aiite, so what about this?
Speed is power right?, so does that mean someone who's hella fast can also be a puncher? Analyze this...someone who has speed, knows who to box and considered a puncher. What is that?
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