Is David Haye Pound For Pound The Hardest Puncher In Boxing Today?

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  1. Strike

    Strike Boxing Addict banned

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    How is Mormeck "far from iron chinned"? He might not be in the league of insane chins like Tua and McCall.
    But going into the Haye fight he had been stopped once in his career and that career has seen him fight plenty of big hitters.

    The suggestion is that he had a very good chin overall and putting him away as Haye did was seriously impressive.
     
  2. Kegsy

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    David Haye aint the hardest puncher today but i would have him in the top 5.

    I think Pavlik & Cintron are harder punchers for starters.
     
  3. MancMexican

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    Cintron is probably harder p4p but not Pavlick. The guy dropped Taylor with a gazillion shots, not one.
     
  4. Burundanga

    Burundanga Renaissance Man Full Member

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    Not even close. Who has Peter knocked out worth mentioning? Vic Darchinian hits harder that Sam Peter (P4P)
     
  5. scurlaruntings

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    Jeremy Williams :yep
     
  6. somerset

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    Harder than Ding?!?
     
  7. scurlaruntings

    scurlaruntings ESB 2002 Club Full Member

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    Yup harder than Ding.
     
  8. China_hand_Joe

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  9. 196osh

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    I think that Wlad's right is harder p4p, also i think that Cintron hits harder p4p. I would have him at number 3.
     
  10. Smith

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  11. Smith

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    Quite a bit harder yes ... Hayes power is superior(remember power = speed + strenghth)