Most one-sided punch stats ever

[NickHudson]

I think Hearns versus Cuevas is a GREAT shout. Would love to know the stats...

Originally Posted by enquirer

How about ali v brian london? Or hearns v duran and cuevas?

[Sam Dixon]

Originally Posted by NickHudson

Of course, the longer the superiority is sustained, the more impressive the performance...

Well, to be honest, I've always been a bit more impressed with Louis' performance than Ali's, but that's an "all things considered" type opinion with me and not only punchstat related.

[MagnificentMatt]

Originally Posted by NickHudson

I don't mind whether it is achieved through sheer athleticism and reflexes, or through classic boxing skills, or a combination of the two.

I am merely interested in the purest metric of fighting superiority, the ability to hit and not get hit.

Ali v Williams was 100 punches to 3 over 3 rounds, according to Brittanica Online.

Does anyone know of superior punch stats to this? And what about elite opposition? Who has delivered the best boxing lesson to an elite, prime opponent?

All of Floyds fights.

[Mike T]

How about Larry Holmes vs Tex Cobb?

[Thread Stealer]

Originally Posted by NickHudson

I hear you,

Can you provide more info on 'the other guys who have excelled against overmatched opponents.' What were their punch stats as a comparison?

Also, while '66 Williams is routinely bagged on this forum I note that

1) he turned up in superb physical condition and
2) at least he appeared to try to land some punches.

In my book, this puts him ahead of guys like Oliver McCall (blubbing instead of fighting), Oleg Maskaev (out of shape) and Ray Mercer (out of shape).

I don't know the compubox stats for most of them, but similar to how Muhammad Ali looked amazing against Cleveland Williams, Roy Jones looked breath-taking against guys like Percy Harris, Vinny Pazienza, and especially Bryant Brannon. Floyd Mayweather against Arturo Gatti.

I really don't take Compubox all that seriously, anyway.

[Thread Stealer]

Paul Williams is credited as outlanding Santos Pakau 311-48.

[mcvey]

Originally Posted by janitor

Young Griffo vs Pedlar Palmer would be interesting on compubox.

Alegedly neither fighter landed a clean punch!

I read the fight had to be stopped when both fighters ,unable to see were staggering ,and reeling about ,blinded by their own blood!Apparently the referee had to change his shirt three times and the canvas was slippery with gobbets of gore,both accused the other of wearing loaded gloves,and an object seen on the ring floor ,first thought to have been a bolt ,turned out to be a tin whistle Griffo kept in his ring tights for luck.Neither man was the same after this epic encounter and Palmer didnt engage in another contest for nearly a week,Griffo also took time to recover from the affects of the duel and ,swore of the demon drink for several hours.

[achillesthegreat]

Originally Posted by Erratic Behavior

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Wright outlanded Trinidad 262-58 in the total punch department..that’s right, the offensive machine Trinidad landed landed an average of 5 punches per round. Wright threw 49 jabs per round and kept the puzzled Trinidad off balance all night long.

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Gatti accepted the decision after a night in which he had been outpunched, 168-41, according to CompuBox statistics

Really, that is pityful. When a man is standing in front of you for 12 three minutes rounds and you can only land 5 a round then that really is something.

[Rattler]

Styles make fights.

Jones Jr.... Mayweather.... Whitaker.... fast enough to score at any time and also avoid a solid blow afterwards.

Throw them in the ring with the likes of Gatti and Trinidad, who need a viable target to be successful, and you get these kinds of fights.

[Ahurath]

Andre ward vs Chad dawson was pretty one sided.

[Webbiano]

Is it just me that finds it hard to believe Foreman landed even half of the 220ish punches that compubox suggest from the Moorer fight

[Addie]

Anyone said Toney-Barkley? Rape.

[ripcity]

You got to take compubox/punchstat numbers with a grain of salt but, acording to compubox Ward out landed Dawson 155/418 37% to 29/187 16%. In round 5 Ward 14/37 38%, Dawson 1/19 5%. R7. 13/39 33% to 0/20, and R10 14/30 47% to 0/12.

[young griffo]

I've never counted it myself but Joe Louis vs Max Baer would have to be incredibly one sided Joe's way.

In 4 rounds Louis barely missed a punch as Maxies head snapped back again and again from whatever Joe threw.

An insane arse whippoing.

[NoNeck]

Roy Jones against Richard Hall has to be in the mix.