Most one-sided punch stats ever

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  1. NickHudson

    NickHudson Active Member Full Member

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    I don't mind whether it is achieved through sheer athleticism and reflexes, or through classic boxing skills, or a combination of the two.

    I am merely interested in the purest metric of fighting superiority, the ability to hit and not get hit.

    Ali v Williams was 100 punches to 3 over 3 rounds, according to Brittanica Online.

    Does anyone know of superior punch stats to this? And what about elite opposition? Who has delivered the best boxing lesson to an elite, prime opponent?
     
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  2. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Ali vs. Frazier I deserves mention. Ali landed multiples of the shots Frazier did, as Frazier's hugely swollen face showed at the end. And this was over 15 rounds...

    Ah... Whitaker/Chavez maybe?
     
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  3. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Mayweather vs. Gatti?
     
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  4. NickHudson

    NickHudson Active Member Full Member

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    Wright versus Dodson is one I would like to revisit and see the punch stats for...
     
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  5. Thread Stealer

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    Compubox is not all that accurate, but anyway....

    Wright-Trinidad
    Mayweather-Gatti
    De La Hoya-Carpentier
    Hopkins-Hakkar
    R. Jones-R. Johnson
     
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  7. rekcutnevets

    rekcutnevets Black Sash Full Member

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    Roy Jones vs. Vinny Pazienza

    The first fight in compu box history, in which a fighter(Pazienza) went a complete round without landing a punch.
     
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  8. NickHudson

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    Thanks mate,

    interesting stuff.

    Nothing approaching Alis 1966 masterclass yet though?

     
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  9. NickHudson

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    This is a good one.

    Ali and Jones excelling so far, is that a mark for athleticism over classic boxing skills?

     
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  10. DamonD

    DamonD Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    A grab-bag of HW punchstats for several fighters here...I narrowed it down to total punch differences of 100 or more.


    ==Lennox Lewis=
    vs Holyfield I
    348/613 - 130/385
    Difference = 218 punches (12 rounds)

    vs Tua
    300/674 - 110/413
    Difference = 190 punches (12 rounds)

    vs Jackson
    247/471 - 64/218
    Difference = 183 punches (8 rounds)

    vs Tyson
    193/328 - 49/211
    Difference = 144 punches (8 rounds)


    ==Andrew Golota==
    vs Bowe II
    408/638 - 216/476
    Difference = 192 punches (9 rounds)

    vs Bowe I
    243/440 - 143/361
    Difference = 100 punches (7 rounds)


    ==Larry Donald==
    vs Holyfield
    260/643 - 78/264
    Difference = 182 punches (12 rounds)


    ==Michael Grant==
    vs Savarese
    274/588 - 99/408
    Difference = 175 punches (10 rounds)

    vs Cole
    230/445 - 127/350
    Difference = 103 punches (10 rounds)


    ==Evander Holyfield==
    vs Foreman
    355/584 - 188/444
    Difference = 167 punches (12 rounds)


    ==James Toney==
    vs Holyfield
    301/498 - 137/378
    Difference = 164 punches (9 rounds)


    ==Mike Tyson==
    vs Green
    282/460 - 130/314
    Difference = 152 punches (10 rounds)

    vs Smith
    191/317 - 51/223
    Difference = 140 punches (12 rounds)

    vs Ribalta
    220/326 - 94/325
    Difference = 126 punches (10 rounds)


    ==Chris Byrd==
    vs Holyfield
    252/747 - 102/344
    Difference = 150 punches (12 rounds)


    ==Michael Moorer==
    vs Holyfield I
    341/659 - 194/499
    Difference = 147 punches (12 rounds)

    vs Foreman
    369/641 - 229/496
    Difference = 140 punches (10 rounds)...course, he lost!

    vs Mike White
    263/394 - 158/497
    Difference = 105 punches (10 rounds)


    ==Riddick Bowe==
    vs Gonzalez
    188/302 - 52/161
    Difference = 136 punches (6 rounds)

    vs Holyfield I
    357/711 - 242/475
    Difference = 115 punches (12 rounds)

    vs Holyfield II
    353/786 - 253/514
    Difference = 100 punches (12 rounds)
     
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  11. LeedsLad

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    Calzaghe would have outlanded Lacy by a country mile i would of thought. I dont actually think Lacy landed a clean shot all 12 rounds.
     
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  12. sweet_scientist

    sweet_scientist Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Pernell Whitaker landed 526 punches whilst Santos Cardona landed 214. That's 312 more punches.

    Pernell Whitaker landed 464 punches whilst Azumah Nelson landed 179 . That's 285 more punches.

    Pernell Whitaker landed 426 punches whilst Antohony Jones landed 173. That's 253 more punches.

    James Toney landed (in only 8 and a half rounds!) 401 punches against Iran Barkley, who landed 153 in return. That's 248 more punches.

    Meldrick Taylor landed 414 punches whilst Julio Cesar Chavez landed 235, that's 179 more punches.


    I'm sure Floyd Mayweather and Roy Jones would have lots of one sided stat counts as far as ratios go, but not in huge quantities like the ones above.
     
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  13. My dinner with Conteh

    My dinner with Conteh Tending Bepi Ros' grave again Full Member

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    It deserves a mention in a thread entitled "Post a ****ing dumb comment here" maybe.
     
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  14. ChrisPontius

    ChrisPontius March 8th, 1971 Full Member

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    Wladimir Klitschko vs Lamon Brewster II:

    Klitschko landed 199 punches for 70 of Brewster. That's 129 more punches in only 6 rounds.
     
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  15. NickHudson

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    Thanks for the effort you put into this post mate,

    On a pedantic note, I am wondering whether a % comparison is more revealing than "number of punches difference."

    For example, Lewis landed 2.27-fold more punches (or 267% more) than Holyfield in their first matchup. Based on the other comparisons you gave, this is clearly very good. Being able to land more than 2 punches for every 1 your opponent lands over the course of 12 rounds.

    But, Ali landed 33-fold (3,333%) (!) more punches than Williams in their match up, admittedly only over 3 rounds...

    Am still waiting for someone to challenge this figure!!!

     
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