Does any middleweight in history KO Marvin Hagler??

I'm saying that those dudes could knock LaMotta out.

 

Oh misunderstood....:think But i still disagree, stoppage possibly, A straight ko, nope:nono

I dont think anyone does, but probably the best chance might be a a guy like Jones... Dont think hed commit himself long enough to put hagler down, but theres a small chance he could bust him up and stop him late.. Jones was a huge puncher at MW,his style would have been all wrong for even a prime Hagler.

 

Gianfranco Rosi.

 

Of course it is possible for any man to be KO'd, but if a guy like Hagler can go through a full career without succombing to a KO, then i think its unfair to question his punch resistance against other maybe more formidable fighters. Haglers got a great set of whiskers in any era

 

it would take a perfect punch ala robinson v fulmer

 

There are a few middleweights in history who COULD KO Hagler, in theory, either with single perfect punch or through an accumulation effect.

But is there anyone I would absolutely EXPECT to stop Hagler inside 15 rounds ?
No.

Even the mythic power of Fitzsimmons and Langford would only gain them a 50% chance at best to stop Hagler.

 

as any man can be knocked out,

then it's only fair to think that so too could Marvin Hagler, especially if he fought at a time when 100 -150 fights and beyond was the norm, that changes things for any fighter - it may well have eventually happened, but most likely towards the latter stages of such a career!!!

 

Highly unlikely,all things considered.

 

escopeta is the only

 

i am not sure if foreman,louis or tyson could ko lamotta for the count

 

Outside of cuts? NO!! Hagler is a beast at 160.... Top-5 ATG best chinned fighter at any weight......
bbb

MR.BILL:hat

 

Agree with this man. I never would bet my house on anything but if i was pushed i'd bet the house on nobody ko'ing marvin at middle. Agree with the hearns right hand, hes already took probably the meanest p4p punch ever

 

The possibility can't be discounted.

Bennie Briscoe would have remained clad in those adamant, Halger-esque sentiments, but for one Rodrigo Valdez he was blasted out for the only time in his blood-n-guts career.

Hearn's can't be discounted as a premier puncher - but his punching credentials can be discounted against men with proven records against bigger, durable men. The inevitable climb in weight saw Tommy's power take a measured plunge into the realms of ineffectuality.

Bob Fitzsimmons and Sam Langford were on another level in terms of proportional power. Postulating Hagler to survive them is a fair, but in no sense safe prediction.

Taking note of how Hagler fought, it's difficult to see him suffer Langford for too long.

 

Swarmer Lamotta could knock out Halger? What the **** are you high on? LaMotta had what 30 kos in 90 wins? Yep he was a monster puncher