Is Corrie Sanders the hardest southpaw in heavyweight history?

good post but you said it in a bad way.....

you could have done much better if you thought about it..

 

i say he is him or MM thats the only 2 that can compare

 

:beernice post,.

 

Michael Moorer was a beast. I really liked it when he said after the Cooper fight, "He's a tough mother****er". The guy let it all hang out, in the ring and out of it.

 

What does that have to do with hitting hard? Demetrice King is probably one of the 3 hardest punchers in the HW division right now, and he's much more of a journeyman than Sanders ever was. Doesn't matter how hard they throw if they don't throw enough and their aim sucks.

I'm no Kilt fan, but objectively, I think Sanders was a harder puncher at HW than was Moorer. Moorer was a beast at 175, not so much at HW.

 

i agree MM was a bad ass he didnt pull any **** in or out of the ring...and i would put him right about CS as the hardest Southpaw puncher

 

Well, it's between Sanders and Moorer really. In terms of punch power, I'd lean toward Sanders.

 

:yep

 

A prime Sanders is totally superior to Moorer. I followed his career for years. He hits so much harder, his left cross is so much quicker, he has the reach, almost 6' 5" tall, with very long arms. The most naturally talented south heavyweight in boxing history, by far.

 

Very true, so much talent.

 

He looked so great against Rahman too....:rofl, aside from Wlad (who has been beaten by club fighter purrity as well) what has Sanders done?

 

Write to Bobbie Czyz, he has the answer.


Anyone who knows boxing should be able to see the natural talent. Sanders fought Rahman with an injury, no road work, no sparring. Sad to see those who do not to their homework.

 

wasted his talent