Can you tell a fighter's heavy-handed...

If I'm wrong then explain why I'm wrong, I don't care about your experience or your perception of how hard guys hit that you've never felt.
I think Khan is a better puncher than either of those guys you mentioned, he has the levers and the lower body strength program now. If he commits to shots more instead of the in and out stick and move he grew up with he'll be knocking everybody over.
I wouldn't call Gatti a great puncher at all, he was average and he got knockouts because of his commitment to shots. So committed that he didn't give a **** about blocking punches with his face in order to land his.

 

No, heavy hands are apparent from the contact they make, if they follow through with the blow. I'll use old George Foreman as an example. Tim Bradley will swing for the fences sometime, but doesn't do large amounts of damage.

 

Yes you can tell if a Shot got murderous power behind it by the form, speed and the follow through (leaning into the punch).

 

Some people just naturally heavy handed due to their natural instinct in knowing how to put their weight to their punch. I am told by my trainer all the time that i have a murderous punch for my size. I can hit as hard as most middleweights.

 

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2:13

Doesn't look powerfull but F'ed moorer over.

Prime foreman kills Klitsko's

It's 50 percent technique

and 50 percent natural ability to put your body weight into a punch without thinking about it.

 

^ yeah alright mate, puncher usually= big hands

 

Peter Quillin has heavy hands, but can't really tell from his swing. that right hand that knocked winky down was awwwwkkwaarrdd

 

Most of the time I think you can.

 

Maybe he got strong arms.