Not necessarily the hardest but the most aesthetically pleasing, the punches and the exponents of them that you enjoy the most. An example: Julio Cesar Chavez's left hook to the body - the way he executed it with such precision made it look like it was thrown to cause the maximum amount of pain with the most efficient delivery. There may have been harder lefts to the body but there aren't any I enjoy watching more than JCC's.
Monzon's counter uppercut to the body .. Often caught his opponents coming forward adding to the damage
Lewis right hand with Rahman 2 (KO) Tysons uppercut with Ribalta (KD) Joshuas uppercut with Klitschko Shavers right hand with Holmes (KD) Foremans uppercut with Cooney (KO) and many others..
Frazier’s left hook. Mayweathers half jab Baer right (specifically first knock down primo fight damn that had to hurt) Pac and Tyson’s ability to punch at different angles
Larry Holmes' Jab Joe Louis' right cross Tommy hearns' Jab and left hook to the body Mike Tyson's uppercut Deontay Wilder's straight right Razor Ruddock's smash Sonny Liston's Jab George Foreman's Jab John Conteh's Jab Alexis Arguellos left Hook Joe Frazier's left hook Tommy Morrison's Left hook Floyd Patterson's leaping left hook Gennady Golovkin's Reverse uppercut
Matthew Saad Muhammad's hybrid left hook/uppercut that finished Marvin Johnson and nearly decapitated Lottie Mwale. Frankie Randall's straight right hand that flattened Sammy Fuentes and felled the heretofore iron chinned JC Chavez.
Yes, he jerked back the head of Matthew Saad Muhammad with that punch time and again. Saad was a beast to be able to walk through it and then mow Johnson down.
Francois Botha's lead right to the body. Jimmy Abbott's right lace cuff behind the ear. Johnny du Plooy's overhand right, sometime followed by a range-seeking jab. Kallie Knoetze's right uppercut, usually following a right to the body.
2 out of the normal ones I always liked. Steele threw this great straight right to the body that went in from down low and was completely straight, different to the usual turn over right hand to the body. Very nice quick punch that grabs the wind. This content is protected Not a single punch, but the way McLarnin threw his left jab and left hook together. With his hands down low they often looked the same going out and he could slip the punch around very well, interesting jab and hook, combined with feints it worked really well. I always enjoyed a good catch and counter as well. Donald Curry and Jimmy Carters left hooks thrown after catching the opponent's right hand with their right parry hand across their face (often in close) were beautiful. I'll even add McLarnin under there, although different cause his guard was low, I remember him often throwing the left uppercut/hook to counter an opponents jab after catching it. This content is protected