P4P who currently has the most powerful punch in boxing?

How about Kendoll Holt?

 

Let it all out man

 

Haye a combination puncher

 

Wlad is an attritional puncher. Look at how long he took to KO some of the absolutely washed up bums at HW, and couldn't put a dent in a blown up cruiser like Haye. P4P he is still not close to Golovkin or Donaire's one punch power (demonstrated against guys weighing within 5-7lbs of them) and there's nothing Klittards can do about it.

 

Donaire and it ain't even close.

 

The thing about Donaire is when seasoned vets get in the ring with him they are scared shitless of his power.

 

David Price looks like he can pack a powerful punch. Granted he hasn't fought anybody good yet.

 

i'am hoping for this fight. imo abraham beats stieglitz again and pavlik can ko bute. then we would have abraham pavlik in a ****ing great fight

 

Donaire is the most likely to knock out elite opponents with one punch. He has immense power and accuracy. It's a testament to his power that he made Narvaez, Mathebula etc., submit the way they did.

However, I'd say the hardest P4P puncher in the world is Lemieux. His power is phenomenal and one day, he'll be on lists next to guys like Jackson, Benn or Mugabi. Whilst he lacks boxing ability to knock out anyone elite, he still has devastating one punch power.

 

The way Donaire, is attacking and knocking people out right now is reminiscent of Trinidad when he was a welterweight.

AA, is a pretty hard puncher as well.

 

Bailey. He only landed twice on Jones. Twice Jones kissed the canvas and looked like a victim of a hit and run accident! Nonito and Wlad up there too.

 

Haye is a counterpuncher who likes to throw himself off balance.
If he misses he must place himself right again if you get what I mean.

If he misses one shot, he can't do combinations.
He doesn't do them anyway.

 

:nono arthur is a KO machine with both hands.

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Yes, it's above Lennox.

“I think based on this performance here and his own conversations with me in the recent days that he realizes that he is actually too reluctant, too intelligent, too technical—that I think you’re going to see a much more aggressive fighter in Wladimir. If this man actually would just operate with close to 80%—he’s only operating with about 60%—he would be the most devastating heavyweight in the history of boxing because I’ve worked with him. Never, ever, ever have I been involved with a fighter who has so much one punch punching power. Even guys that knock somebody out—they get them hurt, they knock them down, they get them groggy—Wladimir is the only fighter I’ve ever worked with that everything can be normal like a big party—everybody is having champagne, on the floors, in the tuxedos, with the music—and the lights go off completely at one time. I mean it’s not like a gradual dimmer switch. I never saw anyone who knocked out people in a gym when they block punches and he did that about three weeks ago with a sparring partner—two weeks ago, prior to the fight. With a sparring partner he threw a left hook, the sparring partner blocked the punch and with twenty ounce gloves he was still knocked out. He has unbelievable one punch punching power and that’s why maybe he doesn’t put combinations together because he punches so effectively and with so much power with one punch, but his handicap and problem is he feints too much. He wants everything to be perfect—perfect balance, perfect this, and the last round he was a little overly aggressive, got out of position a few times, but to go three minutes with a guy with his power is like a lifetime because even if he just grazes you with a punch, you’re going to be hurt.”
-Emanuel Steward

 

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