Fighters with dynamite in both hands?

Wladimir Klitschko, Mike Tyson, too many to list.

 

Pac's power is completely overrated, he has speed which I will concede is a function of power but look at his KO's, he has alot of Knock downs but people seem to get up from his punches why is that, Hatton he knocked him down before he him Knocked out ( on a punch he didn't see), Marquez Knocked down but never out took all of Pacs best punches and Pac couldn't put him out of their, Diaz took some hellacious shots took a wearing down of punches before he wus knocked out, Cotto knocked down but not out, couldn't get MAB out of their.. a shot MAB, couldnt even KO ****ing no power having Oscar Larios who was brutally cut down by Israel Vasquez within 3 rounds. The previous fight before,( Pac has a habit of that fighting people fresh of KO or losses, but thats a subject for another post).I mean Larios wus out before he wus out look like he had died in the ring, and Pac makes him come up to 130 and fights him, and cant get him out of their. So dynamite in either hand no, speed in either hand yes.:deal

 

He forgot to mention Iron Boy and Luevano

 

Wilfredo Gomez

 

Little Red knocked guys out with both hands, and some times they stayed knocked the **** out for like 5 minutes, down right scary.

 

after seeing this ko highlight of julian jackson, arthur abraham's punches have the same effect on his opponents, they both took and take fighters to sleep with one punch

 

do people must always use a smiley to detect one? i cannot blame you, too many trolls and new accounts here in ESB everyday. my apology, just trying to have some fun which obviously failed. :good

 

Hearns

 

Roy Jones left hook is devasting and have seen him buzz Ruiz and KO Hill with that right hand.

 

Joe Louis. A beast

 

foreman...

 

wow,i never really saw julian jackson before.he looks like a devastator.on the subject i think tommy hearns qualifies as a two handed annihilator

 

Naseem Hamed, nob head but undeniable power.

 

Little JuanMa has both quite heavy hands I guess, we'll really see when he steps up featherweight and starts fighting elite op.

 

I Agree. I think they missed that.

Tito Trinidad. :good