Why do lots of members from the boxing community believe Wilder can KO any HW with 1 punch?

Any HW can KO any person with one punch. Whether they can land that one punch on the button is entirely another argument, but that he can KO any person, there is no disputing that.

 

I don't know. What I do know is that he has power is real.

 

3 undeniable facts.

1. Wilder has a very powerful and excellent straight right. As Ortiz said "He has one punch and i can see it all day". Better luck next time Louis.

2. Wilder has such a good KO ratio and record because he fights either weak or cherry picked opposition. A Wilder who stepped it up after 25 or 30 fights has an honest 36-4 or 35-5 punchers record, with several fights going the distance.

3. The Scott and Stiverne 2 fights were blantant obvious dives. Only desperate fanboys will tell you different. Wilder and Scott were good friends, Scott rolls without a single punch landing in the first round, go figure, he even winked at Wilder to let him know when for crying out loud. Stiverne shows up very overweight, out of shape, after his promoter fixed the WBC to keep him mandatory for doing nothing, follows Wilder around the ring with his hands down like a love sick puppy dog, rolls over 3 times without even trying or throwing a significant punch. King had to make his money back and deliver to his fighter somehow, short on him in the first like Scott and pay him under the table. If you cant see this, there is just no hope for you. Corrupt promoters and fighters are going to put on any old shin dig, short one fighter in any round to make a killing and take all your money for WWE style contests with one guy wearing a mask, doing windmills and shouting bongsquad..

 

I think its the windmills that give the impression of his huge ko power. If he hurts someone he goes off like a broken washing machine making it hard for the one hurt to defend him self..

He may come unstuck one day like he nearly did v Ortiz thinking he was more hurt than he actually was..

 

I’m not sure if you just DKSAB or you DKSA the English language or a combination of both, but I’ll go with the latter because I like you and want to give you the greatest benefit of the doubt.

To say that a fighter can KO anyone with a single punch means he possesses the power to do so. It does not mean that any single punch from this fighter will knock cold any man every time.

You have to hit someone just right, with the proper leverage, on the right spot and time it right. JMM knocked out Pacquiao face-down flat cold. The same punch thrown the same way probably does not result in the same effect if Manny were pulling away from it rather than moving into it.

Just because Mike Tyson failed to knock out Buster Douglas does not mean he was incapable of knocking out Buster Douglas.

Better yet, let’s simplify it: Pacquiao fought JMM four times. JMM knocked him cold once, with a single punch. He hit him numerous times in the first three fights. Do you conclude from that, had they not fought a fourth time, that JMM could NOT knock him out with a single punch? Because we know for a fact now that he COULD.

Ponder this: “Could” means capable of, not “does every single time,” or in this case “with any single punch in any circumstance.”

Also, the definition of knockout in boxing does not mean to render unconscious for 10 seconds — it means to render incapable of continuing. Have you ever heard of a boxer with a record of “21 wins, 0 losses with 6 knockouts, 5 technical knockouts and 4 retired on stool” — no, he has 15 knockouts on his record.

Julian Jackson could knock out any junior middleweight or middleweight. Yet he did not knock out every single guy.

I’ll also further challenge you: who exactly says Wilder literally knocks out any fighter (or person) on the planet with one punch?

What you’ve done is created a strawman argument. Your premise is alleging that nameless people are claiming something that they are not, and the you bend the definition of words to an nth degree to where you say they mean what they do not in an effort to win your own argument.

And you still lost.

For the record, I think Wilder is probaby the hardest-hitting heavyweight in the world right now. At least that I’ve seen. I don’t think that he literally stops any potential opponent with one punch, but I believe he is capable of stopping any opponent.

I hope that helps.

 

Stop feeding the troll

 

If Johann Duhaupas hits harder why doesn't he have a better ko record?

And why didn't Wilder go down? Bruising is no evidence of power just damage

Knocking out an opponent is more impressive than giving them a bruised eye.

As for AJ don't be ridiculous his power is ridiculously overrated. Many fighters hit harder.

He only beat one opponent more impressively than Wilder and that was Molina, who he knocked out after Wilder beat the living day lights out of him. So it can easily be argued he fought a damaged Molina. The same way Vargas knocked down a damaged Khan after Danny Garcia and Canelo already beat the **** out of him. You are not going to then argue that Vargas is a big puncher unless you are special

95% of his opponents have been stopped on their feet and he couldn't knock out Takam properly and didn;t put a dent in Parker who Whyte managed to hurt and put down.

Povetkin looks to hit very hard, but with the height and leverage it would stand to reason that Wilder hits harder, this is backed up by other fighters who have actually sparred with all the top HW's and reached the conclusion that Wilder is the hardest puncher.

Yet you who sit behind a keyboard seem to think you know better.

 

Anthony Joshua's former trainer Richard Towers, a 6ft 8in former heavyweight who was defeated just once in his professional career, has sparred with most of the big names in the heavyweight division

“I’ve sparred with every heavyweight you could think of, except Joseph Parker. And I know when it comes to power, Deontay Wilder is in a league of his own," Tower

“Put it this way: He hits FOUR times harder than Vitali Klitschko, he hits FIVE times harder than Wladimir Klitschko, he hits SIX times harder than Anthony Joshua, and he hits EIGHT times harder than Tyson Fury,” he added.

“But I remember him just throwing a right hand and not meaning to put anything into it, the speed – until you get in there you don’t realise – and that’s the same for his power.

“There’s no comparison to Deontay’s power, even with Wladimir [Klitschko] – who tortured me when I first sparred him – and David Haye. You can’t make one mistake with Deontay because he hits that hard; he’s more agile than any big man I’ve seen.

“He hit me with a right hand just above my temple – we had 20oz gloves on – and it wobbled me and I remember me left leg felt really heavy.

“For two weeks after that, I had a terrible pain, like somebody had a hot knife in the bottom of my foot and it was shooting up my leg''