Lack Of Punching Power

If Ali had top notch power he would have been undefeated. I don't see how any one could beat him had he had destructive, one punch knock out power.

 

Tyronne Crawley,, Philadelphia Lightweight

Had all the skills in the world, but couldn't break an egg.
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Henry Clark,, California Heavyweight

Quick fisted and good boxing skills. The lack of power prevented him from getting
to the Top Tier. He should have had a World Title shot in 1972. He was more talented
than Joe Frazier Title Challengers - Terry Daniels or Ron Stander, any day of the week.
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Marvin Stinson,, Philadelphia Heavyweight

A damn good boxer, but with no damn power. Just didn't bring that Philly Mentality in
the ring with him.

 

I had Roberto Duran,,,,,'out-in-his-belly'.

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Paulie

 

Chirs Byrd & Jimmy Young tbh.

 

Holman Williams (bad hands)
Willie Pep (if he hit harder Saddler wouldn't have bullied him)

 

Packy East

late-1930's , Cleveland Featherweight

That's Packy (on the right) a few years later.

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More recently Juan Diaz achieved a fair bit. If he hit harder he'd could have been a multiple weight titlist imo

 

The other Willie...........Pastrano.

 

Jung Koo Chang, I think, could have ended his career stronger if he had more punching power. If he had big KO power he would have ended up being undefeated IMO.
Winky Wright is another guy that I think could have been greater if he had more power.

 

Ralph Dupas

 

If Kid Gavilan had a punch...