I remember that fight quite well, Galindez was pretty bloodied up, the referee was considering stopping the fight and awarding Richie Kates the WBA title, there was a lot of confusion, the fight was allowed to resume, Victor stopped Kates in round 15.
Win or lose , I never Saad Muhammad or Marvin Johnson in a boring fight. If you like total dominate performances, almost all of Bob Foster's Lt.heavy championship fights.
How did he hit so hard being so skinny? One expects muscular guys like Hagler or Moore or Tyson to hit hard. Although big muscles don't always equal punching power, you just expect a muscular fighter to hit hard. But you have tall, skinny men like Bob Foster and Tommy Hearns who had concussive power that rung many a bell.
#20. Andries vs Harding II #19. Muriqi vs Ahmad #18. Moore vs Johnson V #17. Williams vs Sosa II #16. Pops vs Williams #15. Adamek vs Briggs II #14. Andries vs Harding III #13. Michalczewski vs Hall II #12. Pops vs Emebe #11. Adamek vs Briggs I #10. Torres vs Cotton #09. Galindez vs Kates I #08. Muhammad vs Pops II #07. Andries vs Harding I #06. Muhammad vs Kates #05. Gonzalez vs Letterlough #04. Moore vs Durrelle #03. Williams vs Sosa I #02. Muhammad vs Pops I #01. Muhammad vs Lopez II
Look at some of you're most dynamic punchers through-out boxing history. Zarate, Lopez (Danny), Arguello, Hearns, Forrest, Saddler, Mcclendon and of course Foster to name a few. What did they have in common? They usually had a sizable height and reach advantage over most of their opponents. They developed prefect leverage and technique with timing. Everyone had a punishing hard jab. some of the taller skinnier men were some of the most lethal punchers in boxing history. Punching power isn't about big muscles in general, but speed, timing, technique, and with taller fighters leverage.
If you guys want some really good scraps than I highly recommend you watch Michael Spinks vs Luis Rodriguez and Evander Holyfield vs Lionel Byarm This content is protected