Fastest hands you have ever seen

4 sec video...This has got to be one of the quickest punches i seen landed,,,

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Meldrick Taylor. He had the type of hanspeed that was still very effective and could wear you out over the course of the fight. Just look at him against Buddy Mgirt. It was unreal.

 

Well, i would go with Patterson at hw and Taylor at the lower weights.

 

Patterson and Taylor= two great fighters no doubt about it.
the Predator

 

Howard Davis Jr.

 

I dont know.
Some of these guys punch too fast for me to be sure who's punching the fastest.

 

Willie Pep
Muhammad Ali
Roy Jones Jr.
Floyd Patterson
Ray Robinson

 

My choice as well. He was identified as the fastest man in boxing by reporters who were ringside at the Montreal Olympics, many of whom would go on to cover the professional careers of all the USA graduates from those games. (Some of those reporters had also seen Patterson and Ali at their peaks.) Howard was 30 years old by the time of his draw with Meldrick Taylor, no longer quite the 20 year old Gold Medal speed demon who won the Val Barker Cup in Canada. His peak was likely sometime during the four year 13 fight win streak between Watt and Rosario, when he dominated Noel (recent WBA LW Champion), Julio Valdez and Johnny Lira (both fellow former title challengers), handed Tony Baltazar his first loss (lucky for Howard though it was scored by rounds, as he was dropped twice), and retired Greg Coverson (if there was one performance where Davis might have peaked his highest, Coverson could be it).

 

The hands on the clock at work during a tea-break......

 

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Camacho would make most fighters look like they were fighting underwater. Same with Jones Jr.

 

Griffo was particularly rapid around a bottle of booze.:good

 

...Rabid or rapid?

 

Camacho up to around '85 and Jones Jr. up until the mid 90's are the fastest I've ever seen, probably. Laguna was cat quick in his prime as well.

 

SRL, Camacho, Jones, and Meldrick. Honorable mention to prime Mosely.