Why dont snappy punches make for superior body shots like they do head shots?

Ok a snappy punch is traveling faster, and shakes the brain more violently than a "strong thudding punch" and thats why its superior when it comes to knocking people out. Great examples of snapping punches are Tyson and Pacman.

However a strong puncher (think foreman, ricky hatton) thuds their punches they arnt sharp and super fast they are a bit slower and heavy/strong, I have no idea why slower stronger punches make better body shots than snappy shots but according to some they do!? (strong punchers still ko people ala foreman they get called "heavy handed" but not "explosive")

I would have thought a snappy punch due to its superior penitrative force speed and power would be more likely to reach the liver especially if you also drive it which you can with snappy punches (think tyson he likes to drive his snappy punches deep alot of the time)

Why on earth does a slower punch make for a better body punch?

 

Because I dont want to hijack his thread unlike some people Im asking why snappy punches are inferior body shots, he is asking why good body punchers are poor head punches Ive answered his question fully, but this question is different and remains unknown to most.

 

Ok the body dosnt bounce away, so why dosnt a snapping punch do more damage here to the body as well?

Because it has more power and you can still drive it deep and the body isnt going anywhere so it seems logical that a snapping punch would make for a better body shot as well?

 

They ARE more powerful thats a fact. Due to their speed.

A strong heavy handed punch is more forceful as in it has more total force but as its being applied more slowly, it is less powerful!

However you can still apply heavy force AFTER a snappy punch has made contact if you CHOOSE to drive it in deep with a long contact time. So thats why I suspect snappy punches may make better body shots as well but maybe not.

You have no freaking idea the answer to my question do you lol!?

 

Are trying to troll me/ hijack my thread as usual lol

OK NP, ITS SIMPLY A PUNCH THAT TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE STRETCH REFLEX OF THE MIDSECTION.

A thudding strong punch means you rotate one side of your body all at once, no sequence of body parts moving.

 

What about someone that both snaps and digs his punch? Mike Tyson throws a clean sharp snappy punch but then he drives deep as well with a long contact time. Would that make for a superior body shot than a regular strong digging body punch?