Julian in a pound for pound sense but Wlad absolutely in a pound per square inch sense - but Julian also "went for it". A lot of Wlad's is still leverage and insane mechanical advantage and placement - Julians is placement and simply raw devastating destruction. Benn hit pretty hard too in a pound for pound sense, he just wasn't that solid all around and that precise with placement.
Who was he fighting when he landed the punch and as the guy is going down he pointed at him going down with this fist? That was cool.
It's both, but you have to be blessed with born power. For instance, someone like Tommy Hearns was born with power, but needed to be taught by Steward to be able to utilize his natural power. Some guys have good technique, but just aren't blessed with power and they aren't hard hitters. Others have so-so technique, but still have heavy hands that they were born with. Jackson was not only gifted, but also put a lot into his punches and turned them over. He had a lot of snap to his punches.
In a p4p sense Jackson. He was a freak that would just short circuit opponents at any time. In real terms Wlad is obviously gonna be more heavy handed that goes without saying, he's a lot bigger.
born..dude was a pure puncher...one of the few ive seen lay ppl out consistently for a 10 count..you can't train to do something like that
born no doupt, of course technique is always gonna improve ones power, but never will it allow any old joe blogg to punch like that.
The thing is Wlad is one of the hardest punches of all time In real sense he is in the same leagues as shavers tyson foreman when it. Comes to raw power Julian is p4p one of the hardest punches but when it comes to raw Julian is not gonna be in the same leagues as heavyweight boxers he just is not