Most underrated chins in boxing history

News flash - Benn won all those fights!

That glass China jaw!

 

I'd like to see you take 200 of Chris Eubanks 1991 175+lb full-force punches and suggest there was nothing too hard about them.

 

Couldn't hurt a fly, let alone Mark Ant

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Don’t know if it’s technically underrated , but I don’t see Ray Mercers beard get mentioned on here a lot and he could take a damn beating

 

Before Lewis got to him, Golota had a pretty solid chin.

 

Eubank stopped Benn and only landed a few hard shots, Eubank`s power was overrated, not all his shots were hard, a lot of his punches v Benn were just jabs and he backed off on the backfoot the whole fight, g-man punched harder than Eubank but missed a lot of his shots because of Benn`s head movement, he had Benn out cold early on.

 

He capitulated a lot easier than some of Bowe and Vitali`s opponents.

 

I'm not even reading that. Have a day off.

 

Eubank was a correct puncher (from foot), meaning every punch was hard.

 

Nigel Benn - Have to agree with most of the points above, no he couldn't hold a shot in the same regard as a Eubank or Steve Collins but he wasn't in any means chinny as I've seen some make out in the past.

Chris Eubank Sr - Everyone in the UK realises that this bloke's head was made out of cement but when seeing numerous "best chin threads" I often don't see him immediately mentioned. Hard as nails.

Lennox is another who has a better chin than some would like to believe.

 

Eubank had the best chin we've seen in boxing.

 

The bloke was pure granite.

 

No, he could be heavy handed and clearly punched harder than Watson, but he threw a lot of jabs in between moving a lot.

 

Hagler proved his chin v Hearns, Roldan and Mugabi, Ali proved his chin v Shavers and Foreman, the left hook that dropped Ali in the 15th v Frazier was devastating as was the right hand that Shavers dropped Holmes with.