P4P= Who had the biggest punch in Boxing History?

I cannot believe you are still harping this despite being asked numerous times for some sort of proof or part explanation and coming up with nothing. Not to mention the Foster pummelling of an amateur Ali, etc, etc, etc.

 

What's the story here?

 

Ask Russell, he seems to be the only one on earth talking of either

 

You expect some kind of documneted proof for a throughly undocumented, not on film fight like an amateur fight between Foster and Ali? Foster's spoken about it several times in interviews and the mans always been honest from what I know. Quite up front about how Frazier made him his daddy for starters.

Much of boxing is word of mouth, sorry to bust your bubble. :nono

 

All i expect is SOMETHING ffs. You give NOTHING, unlike almost everyone else when pressed in here.

On the whole this is the tightest forum you could ever wish for, and loose **** (again, and again, and again) just don't fit.

As for bubbles, your Foster and Hart bubble might well be mistaken for a planet from above.

 

Tua was sparked with a single punch in the amateurs, and never looked close to even being floored in the Pro's.

More often than not, amateur means **** all. Naz was considered feather fisted as an amateur :rofl

Who's this MW that was supposed to have stopped Witherspoon?

 

So was Hearns,

 

Eugene Hart, the hardest hitter Marvin Hagler said he ever faced.

 

Was Witherspoon a heavy at the time?

 

Not sure thats true, and didnt Naz turn pro when he was an 18yo flyweight anyway?

 

Fitzsimmons. He could KO a man cold who had 60 or more pounds on him, and did not take a long time to do it either.

 

The detroit hit man. Best 147/154 hitter in history,and arguably as hard hitting as any other 160 man.
The fact that he could still crack with one shot at 175/190 puts him above jackson,robinson,g-man,foster and others of the like.
Jackson,g-man,robinson and even foster never carried their power up like tommy...
Hearns carried his power like no other,arguello is up there as well....

 

i would say Jimmy Wilde

 

yeah totally forgot about the g-man


ezra sellers anyone?....

 

Nobody's mentioned George Foreman. he used to knock big men out with the poorest of form