JM Marquez is/was a great finisher too. ATM Crawford, Golovkin. Wilder, Kovalev, Inoue, Beterbiev, Uysk
There are some guys who have 100% KO rates, but that's likely more to do with power or opposition level.
True a guy like Kovalev who may be the hardest puncher p4p in the sport today is in my opinion not a good finisher. To finish is an art and it's a skill that needs to be cultivated and for many great fighters they never master it even those with power. Look at a guy like Manny Pacquiao who despite being an exceptional fighter with power was never a great finisher. His style was more to just overwhelm his opponent with sheer volume of power shots until the towel was finally thrown. In both of his best victories (MAB and Cotto) he had chances to go for the kill, but couldn't get it done. Instead what happened was he just pounded away round after round after round until the opponent had simply taken too much punishment. Contrast that with a textbook finish like we saw in Pavlik-Taylor. First Pavlik stuns Taylor. He waits for Taylor to back up into the corner. Pavlik then slowly cuts off any escape route and maintains balance. Then unleashes accurate combinations using uppercuts, hooks and straights coming from both hands in a controlled manner. That's how you finish.
in no order, wlad, usyk, gassiev,breidis, kovalev, beterbiev, bivol, gvodsyk, ggg, quigley, derveychenko, loma
Wilder hasn't stopped a top 10 opponent in his career. He fought one guy in the top 10 and that was an out of shape and past prime Stiverne and he didn't stop him. When he stops somebody decent we can talk about his finishing skills. I think it's GGG who's the best finisher today because he has consistently finished top 10 guys. Once he hurts you he's quick to cut off any escape and lands combinations that finish the fight. Or does it about as regularly as anybody does.
what are you on about tinman? iv only ever read shockmasters opinion of ggg and from my understanding, ggg is a mentally handicapped terrorists who only faces aids patients. What reality are you living in?
Wilder is a devastating puncher once he hurts someone it's usually the end. GGG didn't stop Jacobs who had been stopped before and put down by light hitting Mora. Stiverne on the other hand has a better chin than Jacobs and was never knocked out like Jacobs was.
Golovkin never actually hurt Jacobs though. He jabbed his way to victory. I do believe that if Golovkin had landed something huge and it hurt Jacobs that he would have cut off the ring and finished Jacobs, but the opportunity never presented itself. I still believe that stopping a top 10 opponent means something. It is after all (this boxing thing) about level of competition.
Crawford, Mikey Garcia, and Spence definitely fit the bill in this category. Wilder has also shown to be a good finisher against the opposition he has faced thus far. GGG may be the best finisher of them all when he gets the chance, though often times the ref stops the fight, his opponent quits, or their corner throws in the towel before he has a chance to properly finish them off.