Who else besides JMM...

cause it leaves you horribly open unfortunately. see buster douglas getting plastered by holyfield for a perfect example

marquez gets away with it because of his superb timing. without that, he's getting knocked out.

 

Barrera used to do it too.

 

It leaves you wide open not a good punch to throw against most.

 

Clottey and Margarito?

 

yup, and against a fighter like diaz it works beautifully. :good

 

Zab and Berto do as well.

 

Hopkins was a master at doing this. 40 seconds in:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akkc7KSGBto[/ame]

 

Roy Jones is another obvious example.

 

ALexander

 

zab's against cotto was one of the most perfectly timed and executed uppercuts i've ever seen

berto is a physical freak but as he steps up in competition he won't get away with that, no matter how fast he is

 

i thought the first response to this thread was gonna be the holyfield/douglas KO video

 

Naseem Hamed used to throw some crazy twisting uppercuts from the outside, those were lethal when he connected, he rarely got countered but his opponents were usually seeing stars when he launched one.

 

Pac used to throw a lot of power uppercuts from the outside. He once fought a Thai fighter whom he lifted off the canvass by an uppercut thrown from a distance.