Punching Power P4P (2021 updates)

Hearns displayed more one punch power than Tyson, Tyson didn`t knock out anybody as good as Shuler with one shot in his respective weight class.

 

I don't think he is fastest HW elite boxer now.
Yeah, he is highly mobile but his hands aren't faster than Ruiz's hands at all and he doesn't hit harder at all.
Ruiz is slow on feet and this together with short reach for modern HW makes him a lot of serious cons.
Remains pros: hand speed and ofc skills.

Wilder should turn into 2 handed boxer at first. Then why not, he might improve and why not to KO ppl with combos, both hands etc.
He is too one dimensional, too predicatable.
Otherwise: good reach, pretty mobile, not slow. He looks is willing to fight, why not to forgive him his kiddish excuse about costume?

 

I'm not sure, if you're serious - or simply trolling us!

You have 147lbs Hearns at 1100 psi, and 160lbs Berlanger at 1050 psi - and at the same time no version of Tyson can score above 1000 on a psi machine? This is utterly bizzare!

 

Might have.

They doesn't need to hide, they should make him miss first long range shots and then close distance and not to allow him use his reach and distance fight mode.
Clinch him, fight in close range, also counterpunch him is great option.

Fury is better in clinch at first. Wilder loves to use, sorry, 1 hand and likes to punch not to clinch people.

He should learn to use both hands, use combos and also to clinch ppl at least a bit.
More versatile Wilder might be considerably more unpredictable and difficult fighter to fight with.
And he might damage also with his not leading hand and use combos etc.

He looks that just had too easy fights, then get too comfortable to be 1 handed and simple boxer.
Maybe he will improve?

 

Wrong solution to fight with power puncher till decision after 12 rounds if he isn't slow.
The boxer should counterpunch him in course of first missed shot or soon after this.
Preferably during punch execution moment when he still is moving his body and punching.
Close range and fight to get stoppage.
One from flowcharts: Gassiev vs Dorticos and Dorticos is more skilled than Wilder, yeah, smaller size and less reach but he is attempting to use combos, both hands etc.
Gassiev catched him with one from his body blows and capitalised effect enough quickly.

No, they usually attempted to win him on cards not to go for mandatory finish ASAP.

Wilder and Fury aren't stuff like prime Foreman and still he is tough lad, willing to fight and not fear to take a punch at all.

 

I'm not sure.
Fury does see that most effective A.J was in fight like Ruiz II fight.
And A.J likes to box not to clinch ppl and maul them.
Fury is larger and heavier than A.J and he might attempt to establish hold for example, his arms are enough long, as you had noticed, Wilder didn't had vs him reach advantage. A.J too will not have reach advantage.
Based on previous fights, Fury ofc does have some chance to outbox till decision A.J but why not to use a bit size and weight advantage combined to fight with A.J in clinch etc solutions?
To tire opponent who is more boxer than boxer - clincher?

 

There is thing: it is more dangerous to close distance with ppl not having reach advantage than with ppl relying on distance and movement ( like A.J, Wilder ). Fury too is relying on movement a lot and on distance usage, he does have one pros to get closer: him likes clinch and hold ppl more than for typical outboxers.
Close distance vs Ruiz looks not smart solution because shorter hands later feel disatvantage when distance there is closer than long hands.
Long hands does have their advantage and this is long- middle distance.

Ok, another style and different fighters, still Tyson from 1984-1988 is good example how smaller fighter might use this for his advantage.

 

Respect for taking the trouble to put in the work and then share the results.

 

Wilder & Inoue are the hardest hitting fighters p4p today.

 

I'd argue that it's more a case of ' complete and utter bollocks' as opposed to it being made up data

 

Just to make sure, that I fully understand what you mean:

psi is an actual number, which tells us what force/energy a punch (or something else) transfers to the psi machine, at the moment of impact. Am I right about that?

Now according to you, this number is a direct function of Height-Reach-Speed. For most boxers, we already know their height and reach - but not the speed of their punches, at the moment of impact. You say, this can be easily measured, if we have quality footage - as we simply slow it down and look at it frame by frame. Is this something you have actually done, with the boxers in your opening post... or are you simply guessing?

As for Mike Tyson, his hand-speed was phenomenal for a man of his size! From what I've seen, I'm not even sure Berlanga throws faster punches, even though much lighter. Yet you have Berlanger at 1050 psi, while no version of Tyson could ever get above 1000 (in your opinion), because of his body type! Sorry, but this simply makes no sense.

I wonder, what psi you would give this 6'7" stringbean of a junior middleweight, with an 80" reach:

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