Who's The Hardest P4P Puncher In The Sport???

Yeah troll, just ignore the facts Adonis was the number 1 or 2 light heavyweight in the world at the time with a very high KO ratio, was a long reigning WBC champion defended his title 10 times, hadn't lost in 9 years (and was a few years younger than you claim)

I bet you was crying when Gvozdyk almost killed him in the ring.

 

All I'm asking is for objectivity. Adonis was 41 years old and that's Gvozdyks only legit win. Explain how that's not a thin resume which is what is being challenged. God you guys get triggered easily just answer the damn question or keep your pie hole shut

 

Crawford is a multi weight champion that unified 4 belts at 140 and took out a world champion in his first fight at 147. Completely different.

It's the eye test that matters when it suits your argument and it's resume that matters when it suits your argument. Same **** different day. I'm bored of it

 

Inoue in the 3 weight classes hes competed in everyone he's hit looks like they got hit by fists of stone he's got some real power Pacquiou did the same with 8 classes id have prime Pacquiao as a harder puncher but right now he doesn't

 

No, it's really not. This is not a hard concept to grasp. Crawford is skilled via the eye test. Crawford has won belts - well done congratulations. To anyone with an ounce of critical thinking it's who you faced for the belt not the fact you have the belts. You're forgetting that his opposition was trash and he was weight bullying at 140lb and below. You talk about being objective but have complete minimal understanding of it yourself.

This is all distracting from the main point which is Beterbievs win over Gvodzyk is better than any of Wilder:s win.. Which is just complete objective truth

 

Hardest P4P Punchers IMO
1. Julian Jackson
2. Earnie Shavers
3. Bob Satterfield
4. Thomas Hearns
5. Sandy Saddler
6. Wilfredo Gomez
7. Khaosai Galaxy
8. Carlos Zarate
9. Gervonta Davis
10. Felix Trinidad

 

So was Ortiz!

 

No Bob Foster?