Henry Armstrong - greatest puncher

What an immortal fighter was Armstrong.!At his best, I think he was probably the best featherweight that ever lived,[along with Terry McGovern]. His non-stop attack was
unmatched in a little man over the distance. His head and shoulders ,always in his opponents face,made his overhand right even more lethal. Henry was reputed to have a resting pulse in the mid-40s, which gave him such endurance, enabling to sustain his
offense,without tiring. The only fighter who had this ability to sustain such an attack through 15 rounds was the bigger Harry Greb. But Greb also had the footwork speed
to avoid the punishment that Armstrong took ,and Greb was far less predictable and
more varied in his offense.
I saw Armstrong twice in my life.First time in 1943 at MSG when my favorite action fighter
Beau Jack decisioned the past prime Armstrong,and a couple of months after when 22
year old sensation Ray Robinson toyed with the fading Henry...Ray took it easy on his
idol...Fritzie Zivic,about the same age as Armstrong tko'd, Henry in 12 rounds in 1941.
Zivic was murder in close with an opponent that didn't run ,and his uppercuts,and
roughness cut Armnstrong's face to pieces. A great accumulative puncher was Henry
Armstrong ,who's likes we will never see again. IMO...