Fighters that can generate power without planting their feet

:deal

 

Most of those quick wins came when he was younger look at his last 10 fights
He is. 10(6)-0-0. His stoppage wins came in rounds 3, 8, 9, 8, 2 & 12. That if my math is correct is a 7 round avarge hardly a quick stopage. I could go farther in saying that his 3rd round win over Morales and his 2nd round win over Hatton were both against boxers who had seen better days.

 

Interestingly on this site most of you guys don't think Pac can fight at all!

 

Pac has no technique, no knockout power, no defense, no jab, no fundamentals, and no balance.

All he has is speed but he is not as fast as Zab Judah or Floyd Mayweather.

 

Yeah, when pac isn't flurrying at his typical speed and rhythm and sits on his punches he can clearly throw ridiculous single shots, even at 147. When he slugged more in his early career you can see what happened.

 

Pacquiao ain't even knocked nobody out....

knocked out hattons bum ass *where he really did plant his feet*

he ain't knock out anyone else worth a damn

 

Shut the **** up noob, he was being sarcastic. Stupid motha****a!

 

racist. please ban.

 

AMEN! bd

 

Prince Hamed.

 

TSS: You’ve fought in both boxing and Muay Thai and fought more than 150 times. Who would you rate as the best puncher you’ve faced?

Chatchai Sasakul: Manny Pacquiao!!! One good punch from him and I was out. He has very heavy hands.

it's better to hear from their opponents, instead of the posters here at esb..

 

I wish you'd taken just a moment to see how I was distinguishing between a straight kayo and a technical knockout, rather than implying a streak of knockouts. It would have saved you a lot of typing. :roll:

 

I think it pretty clearly demonstrates that he posseses the power, just maybe not the ability to land it on people who get a trainer who speaks English and is more focussed on winning best coach than teaching Ricky how to deal with a southpaw.

 

Tyson didn't hurt people with arm punches. He was a devastating puncher largely because of his technique, he had tremendous leverage on his shots.