Deontay Wilder's right hand is the hardest punch in boxing atm

Wladamir.

He's actually used it to KO someone good.

Hopefully Scott will test Wilder a bit this weekend.

 

He didn't say P4P

 

Mr Golovkin or Mr Kovalev KTFO these two hypejobs @ any weight, period ! Mr Wlad J

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TFO both - Malik & Deontay ! :good:smoke

 

2014 George Foreman hits harder than Wilder

 

He has never faced anyone with a chin.

And many of his opponents were barely stunned when the fights got stopped.

He should fight Kevin Johnson or Dereck Chisora to test his power.

But those two are too dangerous for him.

 

Wilder right hand is possibly the Hardest punch in history, I admit thought his punching power has to be verified vs these class A chins:

#1 Mccall
#2 Guinn
#3 Tua
#4 Toney

 

No he doesn't. Have you ever seen Haye remove a HW from his senses? :blood
It's fast and hurtful, but it's far from devastating.

 

The poll needed to specify its non (P4P) nature, as KK right hand did permanent psychological damage to Adonis Superbitch Stevenson

Thats why many posters got confused and voted on a P4P basis :think

 

Doubt he has more power than Wlad, Arreola or Price with that right hand.

 

Iron chinned warrior Sugar Valuev didn't know where he was in round 12 of their title fight.

 

Not really, Wladimirs got better power against ALOT better opponents.
Stiverne almost knocked out Arreola with one right and probally would have finnished him IF the punch didn't land at the end of the round.

So no it's like Andre ward says "Everybodys a knockout artist on the way up, but when fighters are fighting the best in the world that percentage drops like with Floyd and even me on the way up".

He also said "Who can we really say that was a knockout artist in the past 10 years? Well yes maybe Manny pacquiao or Mike tyson deserves a mention but they are few and far inbetween."


So if you look at Wilders record at first glance it's impressive and yes he HAS power but since he's on the way up and the promoters and the fighter himself wants to make the most of his career they face people that they know are easy to knockout rather then taking the best challenges.

Sure the Liakovich knockout was impressive but then again this is a guy who has been knocked out several times in the past so I was suprised the way he was knocked out in but not of the end result. So regarding wilder and his future we'll just have to wait and see. I do think he has the power to knockout Wladimir for sure but then again I don't think he'll land very much as of THIS moment since he's very much a raw fighter still.


Well this post turned into a article but I guess that's my main points, Wilder is a intresting character in the heavyweight divison. If he's a forced to be recokned with that's yet to be seen.

 

30-0 (KO 30) highest KO ratio in history...end of story

 

arreolaisn't a devastating one punch puncher.

 

haye stunned him for a second, then ran as far away as he could. chagaev had valuev in far more trouble in the 12th of their fight.

 

No, there are plenty of of heavyweights who hit harder than that crude windmilling glass jawed JOKE.