why doesnt ruiz have a bigger knockout to win ratio when he obviously hits very hard

look at that bag work. what is he lacking? theres weight, theres speed, theres technique, theres snap.

 

The clip I posted shows you theres more than speed.

 

but my question was why he doesnt have more knockouts in the fights he won..

 

So what.. weight is weight. are you saying theres a lack of strength in the punch? Physics tell you power is a combination of speed and mass.
he has both. The only variable I can think of is a lack of impulse

"In mechanical physics, impulse is the measure of the total change in momentum () of an object, calculated as the product of the average net force () acting on it and the time interval () over which that force acts. It describes how a force changes an object's motion, usually applied to quick interactions like collisions or impacts"

 

"It's obvious that Anthony Joshua is the better-skilled fighter and the way he fights, he's strong and throws a lot of punches. I sparred with him (Ruiz) and he is quick. I mean, amazing. Amazing quick. He's the only person I have ever said, awe shoot, I don't ever want to fight him. It was amazing because usually I can look at your body and tell you what you can do. I sparred with him. He got the best of me the whole camp. He's the first person that I ever fought that kind of made me make up my mind real quick that you know, if I'm going to get hit like this and I can't stop this guy from hitting me, but I knew that he's a good fighter, he's a good fighter."

/Holyfield

 

how the **** not when speed is more important than mass for power and his mass is huge.

if you double speed you quadruple power...

 

I dont know why you would bring him up. Canelo is not a fast puncher for his division.

 

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