Fighters Greatest Display Of Power

List a fighters' Greatest Display Of Power .

I will start .

Pacquiao- The Hatton KO.
Cooper- Erskine TKO, "XCELLENT" showing!
Foreman- FRAZIER "I" SUCH DEADLY "POWER"

 

For Larry Holmes, the jab versus Ocasio, knockdown rights in both fights with Weaver (in 1979 from an uppercut, 2000 from a cross), and a rib cartilage separating right hand to the body of Paul Poirier which Poirier describes as the hardest punch he was ever hit by.

Joe Frazier has suggested in an interview with Jim Clash that the final hook he floored Ellis with in their first bout may have been the hardest shot he ever landed. The FOTC knockdown was impressive, but many consider the knee buckler which caught Ali against the ropes in round 11 to have been a more damaging blow.

Shavers has indicated that the right he floored Holmes with was probably the hardest shot of his career.

The hook Benvenuti wiped out Rodriguez with was his punch of a career. Nino himself lost the title to a deadly right from Monzon.

Obviously the best hook of Ali's career came against Bonavena, while his hardest right was probably the one which felled Foreman. His jab, known more for it's speed, may have been at the hardest for the rematch with Quarry. Jack Palance was even speculating during that bout that Ali might be able to produce a knockout with it under the right circumstances.

Liston blew over the huge Wepner with a short right to the midsection. The footage makes it clear that Chuck wasn't off balance, yet got knocked on his back by the force behind the blow, which Sonny delivered with great leverage.

Patterson's "Hook from Hell" on Ingo is a wide favorite, but Floyd also downed London for the count with a loud right whack to the body.

 

Thomas Hearns v Pipino Cuevas
Thomas Hearns V Roberto Duran , this one especially considering the quality of opponent
Lennox Lewis v Andrew Golota , first round knockout and tremendous display of power against a fellow ' Super Heavyweight ' Golota was seriously hurt by Lewis , also this performance displayed Lewis's ability to ' finish ' an opponent

 

Louis described the punch he floored Uzcudun with as the hardest single blow of his career, and referee Arthur Donovan (an eminently qualified eyewitness) agreed.

 

How about : Julian Jacksons KO of Herol Graham , Sugar Ray Robinson KO of Gene Fullmer in the 5th round with a picture perfect left hook or Duran v Moore