Boxer with hardest punch?
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It's really hard to say I remember a fighter in the late 70's who was a light puncher yet he had a mishap outside the ring and broke a guys jaw, one of the Viuret brothers.  Then there is a guy who fought Emile Griffith and he said he hit him the hardest.  The same fighter who had a controversial fight with Joey Giardello.  Mike Tyson when he was hot could hit hard.  Roberto Duran in his prime, even years later, flooring Iran Barkley to win the middleweight title.  Thomas Hearns, Joe Louis, and even classy boxer punchers like Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Mohamed Ali.  I'm sorry i really have no favourites.  The rock doesn't take a backward step and George Foreman is up there.  There are so many great fighters its just very subjective and depends entirely on the individual and their opponents, and a personal preference.
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Although toney might be the best skilled hw boxer right now, and valuev may be the most physically imposing, i have to say my current favorite is lamon brewster. He has true heavyweight power (as evidenced by his comeback stoppage of klitchko and quick knock out of golota) and he clearly has a lot of heart (fighting sergei with a detached retina from round 1 and nearly pulling out a decision). The amazing thing is is even though he is an american heavy, he really has recieved very little pub and needed to win the fight he lost in part because of injury. Its pretty disappointing as he really could have launched if he won a few more fights consecutively.
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ff f ~\n       In my opinion, any Heavyweight who can punch. If you watched his fight against Barrett, Valuev was caught with a lot of shots particularly the overhand right. Barrett was not known to be a big puncher that was why he was handpicked by the Valuev camp (A recognizable name, but no threat) Clearly bothered by the right hands he was caught with, Valuev shook them off at went right at Barrett.\n\n       I really can't say there's one single Heavyweight that can do it, I think that there is plenty of them Wlad, Briggs, Tua, Maskaev to name a few. Valuev is a very overrated fighter who just barely gets by.
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Ali, and here's why:\n\nYes, Tyson, hits hard, so did Sonny Liston, Ken Norton, Joe Frasier Joe Foreman and Ernie Shavers. Tyson never had to fight heavyweights with the skills these fighters had\n\nAli was smart, could take a punch, stick, move counter punch and thoroughly frustrate an opponent, plus, he could out think them.\n\nThat's not to say that Tyson COULDN'T have beat Ali, after all, Ali WAS beaten in his prime by Fraiser and Norton, but he avenged those fights by beating the fighters that beat him...If Ali had "lost" to Tyson, he would have come back and figured out a way to beat him, just like he beat George Foreman in "The Rumble in the Jungle"\n\nMuhammad Ali - THE GREATEST
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Pacquiao vs Barrera coz its interesting to see how Barrera responds after taking a beating from Paquiao last time around.
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is there any other filipino boxer?\nPACMAN RULES
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<>Maybe this site will help:\nhttp://www.bigboxingweb.com/boxing_schools/2.htm
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I think boxers who jab are good boxers\n\nhijab with the left... hijab with the right... then a left upper cut...\n\n"DOWN GOES frazier!"
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i'd have to give the nod to pretty boy floyd. his combanation of speed and the added power cannot be matched at this time. look at his destruction of got-ti, and he hurt his right hand in the baldomir fight. i even give him the win against golden boy in may. floyd has no competition. the only thing that can beat floyd is floyd
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Among the heavyweight fighters, I think it has to be Joe Louis.  He had one streak where he would fight another challenger every month.  He called it the "bum-a-month" club.  He took on all comers and he beat them all.  And he was a classy guy on top of all of that.\n\nThere were other great champions of course, including Muhammad Ali, Rocky Graziano, and Rocky Marciano, and going way back, Max Baer and John L. Sullivan (the first really great boxer), but Joe Louis stands above them all.\n\nGood luck!!
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Winky right of course. Now I like Jermaine Taylor but he is kinda one dimensional. Winky has more experience and he is very deceiving. I know Jermaine fought a more experienced boxer in Hopkins, but Winky is more hungry and smart. He has always be underrated. I still Jermaine Taylor and he will have his time soon.
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I highly suggest this one You can't only view Mr Morales profile, career history, sched etc, but also almost top notcher boxers in the world. Thanks http://www.canadastarboxing.com/Fighters/
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rabbit punch(which is a blow to the kidneys) I would allow 1 per fighter.The first because I think it was an accident,the second to the other fighter to make things even.After that,I'm throwing muthafuc...............out!!
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michael tyson. he's a boxer with the greatest record and a model for up coming boxers.
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De La Hoya.\nHe TKO'd Mayorga in the 6th round.
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best pound for pound is Floyd Mayweather BUT best pound for pound to watch is a toss up between Manny Pacquiou for his awesome offense and Marcus Antonio Barrera specifically for his 3 wars with Erik Morales.  I would have said Arturo Ghatti before he changed his style. His wars with Mickey Ward were amazing. A journeyman Emmanuel Burton had some wars with Ward and Ghatti as well I forget what he changed his last name to recently though.
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Man, that is a tough question, as a boxer enthusiast, and amateur boxer myself I am really excited about the Chris Byrd Wladimir Klitschko fight.  \n\nNow, about your question, I do think Klitschko is going to easily defeat Chris Byrd, by even more than he did their first fight, and I believe that James Toney will then be the Ring Magazine number one fighter, however I believe everyone will then consider Wladimir Klitschko the heavyweight to beat.  Klitschko looked great in his last fight, and will defeat Chris Byrd by unanimous decision.