Great fighter but weak chin

Thomas Hearns is the obvious choice.

 

Norton's chin was so-so, but I can't fault the man considering the quality of punchers he fought.

 

Considering people here think Wlad is actually any good, going as far as calling him great, he's probably got the worst chin of any great fighter that ever lived.

 

Terrible Terry Norris, one of the baddest men to have ever laced them up.

 

Any great fighter ever?

Yeah, because this isn't a cliche and far too all encompassing post.

 

It's the ones you're not ready for, or so they say.

 

Yeah, I'd imagine the same things applies to fighters like Hamed.

 

Roy Jones did not take a solid shot vs Johnson and Tarver and Mark Breland a great amatuer was not sturdy, Hearns had his weak days,Barkley and Hagler, but he traded, Carl the truth Williams, Norton once stunned ,done in.....Cotto ? sometimes looks suspect but has come back well fighting punchers not running...Lewis looked weakchinned vs Rahman and McCall but handled Briggs,Holy,Mercer,Bruno,Tyson so, yes he can fight punchers.....Vlad got caught vs Sanders, weakened vs Purity, and Drained vs Brewster but handled Peter and kept getting up vs Fast Sanders but could not be missed, seems he improved and learned how to clinch

 

Joe Louis and Felix Trinidad. Both hit the canvas often, but always got up to win. Well not always. The exact number of times Louis hit the canas during his career, 6 or 7 times at a guess.

 

Yeah, Trinidad was on the canvas three fights in a row once, I believe.

 

Mercedes Cortes, Campas, Stephens, Carr, Lusheing, Reid, Vargas, Hopkins, Mayorga, and Jones.

I needed boxrec for the first listed. Mayorga was a touch down with the glove, and Jones had him down three times.

Knocked out once, against Hopkins.