Hardest Hitting Little men?

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  1. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    Danny Lopez also.
     
  2. heehoo

    heehoo TIMEXICAH! Full Member

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    Barbados Joe Walcott
    Khaosai Galaxy
    Ricardo Lopez
    Wilfredo Gomez
    Carlos Zarate
    Jimmy Wilde
    Joe Gans
    Jimmy Barry
    Salvador Sanchez
    Alexis Arguello
    Azumah Nelson
     
  3. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Anyone know of any obscure power punchers from the lower weights? You hardly ever hear about any of them.
     
  4. abraq

    abraq Active Member Full Member

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    How about Alfonso Zamora?
     
  5. Flea Man

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    Zamora and Zarate might be the biggest 'little power puncher vs. ittle power puncher' fight ever!
     
  6. Minotauro

    Minotauro Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Galaxy and Olivares would be my pick for top hardest hitters p4p with Arguello, Hamed, Gomez, Wilde and Zarate right up there too.
     
  7. natonic

    natonic Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Blasted out a green Eusebio Pedroza in 2. Still an impressive display.
     
  8. natonic

    natonic Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I like Galaxy and Moon as two of the hardest hitting little men I've seen.
     
  9. red cobra

    red cobra Loyal Member Full Member

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    The great Wilfredo Gomez, at 122 was, in my mind, the most lethal puncher, bar none.
     
  10. rockandrollstar

    rockandrollstar Active Member Full Member

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    Hamed had some brutal KOs
     
  11. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

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    Don't think a welterweight constitutes as being a 'little man', even if he was only little. But a good mention anyway.

    I'd say Jimmy Wilde is probably the standout choice.