Well there are numerous factors to be considered here. I think you should try to do the following. Take one of the brand of gloves that Adamek wears in most of his fights and attach this to your right hand. Then try to source the kind of glove Ali would commonly wear. This will be slightly difficult but with diligent research should be possible. Put this glove on your left hand. Be sure to lace them up nice and tight and then beat yourself to death you ****ing ******.
No. When you can't knock out a fighter as basic and fat as McBride is. You aren't going to stop guys like George Foreman, Sonny Liston and Joe Frazier. No...just no.
Ali, by today's standards would be a small HW, but a HW none the less. Adamek is not a true HW, that's why his power really isn't there. At LHW, and somewhat at CW he had good power, but not at HW. I'm sure Ali hit harder than Adamek. Not taking anything from him, he's one of my favorite fighters, but he's not a HW and lacks HW power...
Ali also wasn't true hw in his times. You talk around that Ali is the greatest, and when someone want to compare Ali with one of the current heavyweights you have problem. Ali was better than Adamek, but i'm still talking about their punch. Look at the Ali's KOs, most of them were by good combination but ONE PUNCH from Ali wasn't so strong...just like Adamek. Currently Heavyweights have better defence - they change their style, and in 60 and 70 Ali had bigger chance to do clean combination of punches. I just wanted you to think more Vitali-Adamek fight due Ali's career. But i didn't want to make a studid discussion "Who is better?".
No. Just no. Ali stopped VERY durable men. He was no knockout puncher but he had respectable power for a skilled boxing moving kind of guy. Although they both punch for speed sometimes, and don't sit down on their shots, i'll give you that. but Ali certainly hits harder.