4 boxers here: Toughest punch 4 U 2 Master?

Leaping left hook. You have to time your punch with the leap to get a damaging blow.

 

Double left hook, low then high. I'm 6'4" and tend to bend at the waist, not the knees. Needless to say, I ate a well timed counter right one day. You would think that would have solved the problem, but fatigue sets in and old habits die hard. I eventually stopped attempting it.

BTW, that was in Kenpo, not boxing and a few years back.

 

I'm orthodox and the left uppercut was always the punch I hated to work on the pads. Just felt I couldn't get the power into it.
The corkscrew and the left hook always felt so natural to me. Love the power of the left hook most of all.
Dan

 

Razor Rudduck's uppercut, they named the punch but cant remember

 

right uppercut

it was my most powerful punch (or so said my old coach), i used to hit the pads and bags HARD with it but i was never able to use it properly in the ring.

 

left hook to the body ,follow by hook to the head ....you don't see fighters doing this alot.,loss art.

 

cotto does it, so did tito, morales and james toney.

 

I'm a southpaw and i'm 14-1 without ever throwing a left hook. I have the most ****ed up technique when I throw it. I have a decent straight and uppercut and i'm right-handed so I wouldnt use it too much anyways, but it still pisses me off that I cant throw it right.

 

Tyson left hook with an elbow

 

the smash

 

Tyson right hook to the body then right uppercut to the head, Frank Bruno comes to mind

 

right uppercut (orthodox). Can throw it on the inside but very hard to get good accuracy on it, been practicing slipping outside of the jab and slipping it underneath.

 

lead uppercut is weird

 

orthodox- left hook. It isn't hard to throw when you're just hitting the bag, but I can never connect when I spar. Its so awkward.