has there ever been a boxer with a glass jaw and featherfists?

Someone who you havn't heard of because they didn't get very far then retired?

Obvious question has obvious answer.

 

Zuri Lawrence

 

Good shout. Given these attributes, it's amazing what he's been able to accomplish.

 

One might say Howard Davis Jr., but I question just how bad his chin really was. As for his punch, it wasn't hard, but when he set down on his punches he could surprise you. Wiped out Greg Coverson, and came closer than anybody else to flooring Rosario.

 

I was surprised he was able to shut out Briggs and McCline with his chin and feather-fists.

 

I think what Cobbler was saying is that it's extremely unlikely that anybody with both poor punch resistance and little to no punching power would have gotten far enough to become well-known.

Zuri is one, but might be in a class by himself.

 

Pretty much.

I'll throw Mundine out there for a goof.

 

Cory Spinks also even though I dont think his chin is comepletely glass but def below average.

 

Nah...he stood up to shots from Mayorga, Judah (the 1st time although he did go down), Karmazin, a much bigger Taylor, Phillips and Latimore.

He had a good (or at least average) chin; he's just shot. There is no chance in hell Bundrage would have stopped him in his prime - or even 2-3 years ago.

 

I'm reaching.....

Really no fighters at the world class level that fit the description.

 

i thought amir khan fit these attributes about a year ago. but his power seemed to have improved. i remember after he got ko'd i said unlike other fighters his punching power wont bail him out when he's in trouble

 

Khan was always as known for his power as his speed, wasn't he? :huh

 

I can't really think of any... usually it's one or the other.