Is ferocious punching power mostly genetics?

Lol there's a myth of genetics?

 

Yeah, I'm tellin you guys, gotta look into Ray Comfort. He scientifically explains all this bollocks.

 

Genetics, with the emphasis on the legs. That's how Tito and Manny produced their power, tree trunk sized legs.

 

Defo part genetic inheritance, the potential to excel at anything athletic is innate.

 

I'm sure he punched far above his weight, but I don't know if the stats matter or that he was a middleweight. He used to do crazy things with water, so, who knows how much he can play around with the rehydration anyway.

I don't really know what any of this means but I'll take what I already know from Comfort and be done with it. People don't need to be in school forever to just know the real truth of the way the world is.

 

Very well put.

 

Genetic... of course getting metal rods inserted into your hands probably helps _

 

Roids.

 

Funny, but no place on the body do woman average as much muscle as men.
Well unless it is a girly part we do not have.

 

Training and technique. However, it is sure alot easier when you have heavy hands from the get go.

 

Earnie Shavers and Thomas Hearns had suspect chins...

 

Don't leave me hanging. What kind of training did you do?

 

Obviously it is, if it wasn't every boxer would punch like Tyson.

 

Tyson had amazing form and technique. Even if he had no power I would still marvel at the overall aesthetics and shape of his punches.

 

I feel like part of it is his build, I mean compare say Hearns and Duran. For me the latter is much more aesthetically pleasing to watch, lanky fighters even with good technique look a bit awkward.