Best 10 left hooks in Hw history

Nothing is more amusing than one who proclaims his own ignorance.

No one ever said that Conn would be a player in the 90's heavy division but rather that he could carry a fight against a 90's heavy, on his OFF NIGHT as Louis was, to the 12 round. Again, you fail at comprehension, but no one is surprised.

I am still waiting for your list of Morrison KO victims that beats Frazier's. Morrison's greatest victory, bar none, was his unilateral track meet against Foreman, a fight which he barely won on my card. That tactic would have worked against none of the more mobile elite heavies of his era, a fact proven by his record.

There is a reason that Morrison only shows up twice in his career on the Ring's Annual Ratings of Heavyweights (at NUMBER NINE both times) while Frazier is NUMBER ONE on that same list for SEVEN consecutive years. Both used the left hook as their primary weapon. Can even a simp like you do the math on that one?

If you think you are even holding a candle to these arguments you are beyond ignorant and truly deluded.

 

If you made the rules that you can only throw a left hook, then Frazier would beat any boxer who ever lived.

 

Wow. This thread got quiet.

 

Hahaha! Fine comedy, my friend.

Because you obviously need this spelled out on a rudimentary level, I will review what I have stated and where in your court I put the ball which you have yet to return...

This running conversation via the internet is called a "thread". The "topic" of the thread is located in the subject line and reads "Best 10 Left Hooks in HWY History". In reference to this inquiry, I created a list of 10 heavyweights, somewhat chronologically, who had top level hooks. This list included Joe Frazier and Tommy Morrision. I consider Morrsion having barely made the list. You consider him atop it.

Here is where it gets real tricky so you may want to read through twice. I asked upon what criteria did you base Morrison's superiority in the hook department. I plainly stated that my criteria was results, given that the left hook was the primary weapon of both fighters. You have offered nothing in this regards. Following my premise, I listed Frazier's best results and asked for ****ogous results from Morrison, which have yet to be offered. Furthermore, given that both guys' offenses were so reliant on the left, I asked why was Morrison a footnote to the 1990's (only twice rated in Ring's Annual Rankings at NUMBER 9) while Frazier, in a Golden Era, was rated NUMBER ONE for seven years? Your only possible explanation (see, i am doing the heavy lifting for you here) would be that Morrison's game outside of the left hook was drastically less sufficient than Frazier's same. It is an argument one could make but I don't buy it.

There. Does it all make sense now?

 

I'm just going to brainstorm and write down the first 10 that I think of-

Frazier
Morrison
Tua
Tyson
Holyfield
Marciano
Patterson
Foreman
Liston
Walcott

 

others-

C00ney
Cooper- Henry and Bert
Ruddock- The Smash

 

C..o..o..n..e..y should be on the list. His left to the liver was horrific.

 

yes i agree,,,

its funny, for a gangly big oaf with little muscle definition C-ooney sure had great power in that left hook.

 

None of the ingredients of my beer make the list, not even Hops.

I ask again if you can cite a source for this Frazier quote. I have never heard it. Not saying he didn't say it. But I would respond, to unanimous agreement, that Frazier won bigger, more important fights and laid out better fighters with his hook. So it's kind of immaterial.

I actually did but you are such a frothing idiot you missed it. Travel back in the thread. I am tired of repeating myself.

George Foreman tried to tell me that Lou Savarese hit him as hard as any fighter ever did. I ain't buying it.

And again you realize that before Frazier ran into Foreman, he had already been ranked in the top-5 for 8 years. George didn't run into a 1969 version of Joe.

Who are the best 5 fighters Morrison KO'd? Please let me know this. You are using the Ed Dunkhorst argument which if you knew the sport at all you might find amusing. Morrison exclusively KO'd drooling former champs and contenders who were well on the downside. Frazier dropped the arguably the greatest heavyweight ever and certainly the heavyweight who had the greatest championship chin of all time. The argument is over right there. Over.