Does anyone hit harder in the heavyweight division than Dereck Chisora?

I honestly cannot think of anyone. He has stopped two iron-chinned boxer types in a row now who had never been stopped before. Chisora's style is hell on outside fighters. The power he generates to the head and body is likely too much for anyone at this point. He has peeked. He's finally in his prime now. He has peaked. I honestly don't think anyone hits harder than a 235-pound, motivated Del Boy. He has piqued. Do you think anyone in the heavyweight division hits harder than Dereck?

 

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there is no blueprint for 235 pound Chisora

 

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I was ringside tonight with a few friends who don't watch boxing. and Jeremy Piven.

They were sickened by the loud, dull, bassy thud Chisora's punches were making on Gerber's body.

In comparison, you couldn't audibly hear Gerber's punches.

I was surprised, but it sounded and looked like Chisora hits VERY hard indeed to the body.

I will upload a video tomorrow so you get them perspective we had :good

 

Heard he's considering dropping down to 210, so if 235lbs chisora is any indication, 210 Chisora can quite possibly be a HOFer

Chisora said depending on how his cut goes, he may even dip below 200 lbs in 2 years time. Could you imagine a 150lbs chisora being the first person ever to beat FMJ in late 2015/early 2016? Would be incredible.

Watch out floyd, big daddy Chisora is coming for dat ass

 

well he couldnt knock out furey so i`m surprised at the thread in the first place..

i`m sure dudes more well versed than me could create quite a list..

anyway doesnt matter how hard you hit...

whats that line from Bloodsport? "brick dont hit back" (Chong Li)

i spse you could ask his missus how hard he punches.

 

:hi: change the drugs or do not take em before boxing match

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The posts on this website get more ludicrous by the day. Who the **** is Gerber anyway? Has Gerber defeated anybody in the top 30? As far as I can tell, Gerber's only significant boxing achievement was to rematch a 38 year old Michael Sprott after beating him, and find a way to lose. Gerber is below the old USA Tuesday Night Fights calibre, and a win over him is truly meaningless in assesing talent. Chisora is a crude, limited brawler with decent power during the worst era in heavyweight history. But by no means is his power special. He wouldn't last three rounds with Tyson, Bowe, Lewis, on and on. David Haye was stopped by a 35 year old cruiserweight, and he stopped Chisora without too much trouble. Chisora has never stopped a top level fighter in his entire career. What more needs to be said.

 

He is a good volume puncher but his power is average for a HW. OF course its going to be significant against someone like Garber but against top HWs its average.

 

massive, concussive puncher.
when over 30 years or so his fights are viewed in black and white he will be viewed at the same level as Foreman and Shavers.
He's the guy that hits so hard that many of his opponents feel it in their own arms like they didn't just take the punch but also trew it themselves. You can imagine the stress that creates and we know that many ATG's just can't take that. Or did someone think those arm injuries were just coincidences?

 

I could name atleast 10 heavyweights who hit harder..

 

Chisora is everything Tyson wished he could have been. He is the reincarnation come meshing together of Mike Tyson, George Foreman, and Sonny Liston, espousing the power, ferocity, and relentlessness of all three, coupled with the speed and accuracy of Muhammad Ali. Challenging him is as bleak a prospect as is present in any modern spot in the current.