Who is the most glass chinned heavyweight contender of all time

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  1. Grapefruit

    Grapefruit Active Member Full Member

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    Name heavyweights who really couldn't take a punch, not necessarily a champion, but has to atleast have a Wikipedia page.
     
  2. Cecil

    Cecil Boxing Addict Full Member

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    David Price
     
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    ETM I thought I did enough to win. Full Member

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    Carl The Truth Williams. He seemed to have everything else.
     
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    GoldenHulk Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Davaryl Williamson. Chris Byrd said Williamson was the hardest puncher he ever fought, and that he knocked out Hasim Rahman cold in sparring, but Williamson didn't have the chin to be a great fighter.
     
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    ETM I thought I did enough to win. Full Member

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    Tommy Morrison and Michael Moorer.
     
  6. Big Ukrainian

    Big Ukrainian Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Herbie Hide and Bruce Seldon - beltholders.

    If we talk about fringe contenders, then Richard Dunn and JP Coopman, both were KO'd in 1-2 rds multiple times, often by weak opponents.
     
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    Bob Satterfield wasn't the most durable of fighters,but that may have been down to his party animal lifestyle?
     
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    Carl was swimming around the back of my mind as soon as i saw this thread.
     
  9. Contro

    Contro Boxing Addict Full Member

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    David Price sounds right. Glass Chin, Ultra Low confidence that drains his gas tank of nervous energy
     
  10. Contro

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    Marvis Frazier. Bob Foster?
     
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    williams7383 TKO 6 Klit Lickers Full Member

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    scartissue Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Carl 'The Truth' is a good one. I was also thinking about Fred Fulton, Bombardier Billy Wells, Jack Roper and Arthur Pelkey.
     
  13. Smokin Bert

    Smokin Bert Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Many good choices here, but, Bruce Seldon has to be number one. As intimidating as he looked, he was routinely dropped by a slight breeze.
     
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    Herbie Hide.

    David Price was never a contender.
     
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    red cobra Loyal Member Full Member

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    Richard Dunn immediately comes to mind.