Fighters Greatest Display Of Power

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  1. Thread Stealer

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    Michael Nunn- Sumbu Kalambay. Nunn wasn't an especially big puncher, but he took out a very skilled and durable fighter in Kalambay with a single shot.
     
  2. duranimal

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  3. Bill1234

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    Cooney-Norton or Lyle. Both great KO's.

    Mike Tyson-Michael Spinks

    Thomas Hearns-Roberto Duran or Pipino Cuevas
     
  4. Nicky P

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    Ike Williams was one of the first fighters that came to mind. Great balance, and very impressive technique.

    Manassa, can you recommend any other great william's fights aside from the 2 mentioned. Thanks.
     
  5. bodhi

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    Barkley´s left hook that made Duran do a 360 degree turn.

    Oh, I guess McLarnin´s one round blow out of Young Corbett III ranks very hig too.
     
  6. Chempasillo

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    Klitschko - Byrd II
     
  7. thegoldenera

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    shot lyle,shot norton. prime lyle probably would ko cooney
    against a lhw

    duran was a natural lw
     
  8. Manassa

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    I'd say the best one to see Williams' style in full the second Bolanos fight, where he wins on points. Good to see the jab, head movement and steady pressure against a slick mover.
     
  9. Lobotomy

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    Claude Noel is Exhibit A for:

    1) Thou shalt not competeth with brand new boxing shoes not broken in

    2) Thou shalt not braceth to attempteth an uppercut from the outside

    Noel was a far more competent veteran than to lose the way he did. Art's short right was magnified to earthquake proportions by his opponent's assistance.
     
  10. red cobra

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    Jose Napoles in the Ernie Lopez rematch with that one devastating right, and Carlos Monzon in the first Benvenuti bout..a perfect right handed execution.
     
  11. Bob Foster - Dick Tiger , I believe Foster was the first man to drop Tiger
     
  12. Nicky P

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    Thanks a lot Manassa. Will definately check it.
     
  13. DrMo

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    Marciano-Walcott I

    Behind on points & a brutal KO.
     
  14. red cobra

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    Foster was the first to stop Tiger..Emile Griffith in 1966 decked Tiger for the first time in the 9th round of their 15 round title bout.
     
  15. Lobotomy

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    Griffith beat him to it when he lifted Tiger's MW Title in 1966, and incredibly, Joey Archer nearly beat Griff to it in 1964. (Edit: And RC beat me to it by two minutes.:bbb Christ, I'm getting slow!:!:)