Rank These Chins From Best To Worst? Pac, Roy, Khan, Enzo, Price, Seth

[hectari]

Roy Jones was NEVER knocked out in or near his prime. Many of the others have been.

He was rarely touched in his prime, you dont just develop a glass chin like that over night. George Foreman was past his prime and in his 40s and could still take a mean punch.

Roy slowed down and his chin got touched he made so many mistakes once that speed slowed down and he aged he was bound to get knocked out.

[richardt]

He was rarely touched in his prime, you dont just develop a glass chin like that over night. George Foreman was past his prime and in his 40s and could still take a mean punch.

Roy slowed down and his chin got touched he made so many mistakes once that speed slowed down and he aged he was bound to get knocked out.

Roy has been hit thousands and thousands of times in countless AM and pro fights and was never stopped in his pre-prime or his prime. You don't go hundreds of rounds without getting hit. The fact is, punch resistance does go down with age and Foreman is the exception, not the rule. History is littered with examples of fighters going down later from guys who didn't hit as hard as the guys they fought when they were younger. On top of that, Jones was a natural 160-168 pound fighter and was an aged 175 pound fighter when he suffered his first KO loss. Jones does not belong on this list, period.

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Seth Mitchell, if he had the chin of James Tony or Hagler he'd prolly been a top 15 contender.

[hectari]

Seth Mitchell, if he had the chin of James Tony or Hagler he'd prolly been a top 15 contender.

Seth Mitchell gets wobbled by grazing shots this dude is big guy you would think he could take a punch

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Seth Mitchell gets wobbled by grazing shots this dude is big guy you would think he could take a punch

Agreed, I think guys with them big dome heads like Bradley naturally have great chins since the head can help absorb the shock of a punch.