Boxers with average hand speed.

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  1. Thread Stealer

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  2. Sonny Carson

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    I've seen the some of the choices made in this thread and I don't really believe Floyd Mayweather, Marvin Hagler, Bernard Hopkins, and Salvador Sanchez quailify as having average hand speed.
     
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    Who the **** said Floyd Mayweather?
     
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  5. hoopsman

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    The notion that Sal Sanchez had average handspeed is ridiculous. He was quite fast of fist.

    Chavez, however, had very average handspeed as does Juan Manuel Marquez.
     
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    Kostya Tszyu,

    He used to pick his shots & set em really carefully, real joy watchin him put his shots together
     
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  7. Thread Stealer

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    Later in his career, I agree.

    Earlier, in the mid to late 90s, I thought he actually had rather quick hands, especially with the straight right.
     
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