Which Klitschko Brother Hits Harder?

Vitali or Wladimir?

 

In my opinion Wlad clearly hits harder with one shot.

 

Wlad definitely. However, he's seemed reluctant to punch as hard as he can in recent fights.

 

Wlad has shown more devastating displays of power.

Sadly he rarely commits his full body to shots.

 

Wlad, no question,,,,vitali has a higer KO%, but if you look at there figths, you can see a much diffrent effect from the boxers they hit,,,,,take peters, i think peters got weakend forever cause of the wlad figtt, an the left hook in the last round,,,,Damm that was so pretty.........Vitali just comes at you, an comes at you an comes at you, an does not stop with his punches, he works the body alot more then wlad,,,,Vitali is the 2nd hardest hitter in the division,,,,

 

Early in their carrer before Vitlai had shoulder, back and leg problems, Vitali hit harder than Wlad. The films show this, and Universum said Vitlai hit harder.

However, that was then, and this is now. Wlad hit harder these days.

 

It used to be Vitali, but right now Wlad has more one punch power.

 

Lol, we had the exact same thought at almost the same time :good

 

I think Vlad hit's harder. He commits more than Vitali and he is more susceptible to being caught.

 

I won't bother asking which brother has better mechanics.

 

Wlad hits harder.

 

Better that Haye is facing the consensus lighter hitting brother, yeah? There's a positive.

 

Wlad easily..
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPzFM7U_YDg[/url]
0:36s how hard can wlad hit if he load up his punch

 

Not much different here - I think Wlad too, in terms of one shot power.

 

I'd say Wlad but he doesn't use it enough. I wish he hadn't gotten so much criticism and let it go to his head which in turn changed his style. I used to enjoy his all out aggressive style when he would triple up on hooks and knock people around the ring.

I do still like watching him fight when he is pressed but he was so much more exciting before he changed styles and thats where you see his punch power more clearly, in his old style.