Richard Towers says Juicin-J hits MUCH softer than The Tuscaloosa Windmill

What happens when a -220 boxer has better speed and technique than the 250+ boxer? Answer = the -220 pound boxer hits harder.
Why? Because skills / technique >> size.

 

Yes, assuming the lighter boxer is significantly faster than the heavier boxer. Only then, could the lighter boxer have greater punch power. But no small heavyweight boxer is significantly faster than Anthony Joshua. Povetkin certainly isn't!

Having better offensive skills can allow a smaller heavyweight to have a better knockout record than a SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT who has greater punching power, but inferior offensive skills.

Mariusz Wach > Alexander Povetkin in terms of punch power.

Alexander Povetkin > Mariusz Wach in terms of offensive skills.

 

No it doesn't. I've already stated what I believe the effects were: explosiveness and stamina.

By using my eyes. Povetkin has looked noticeably sharper and more harder hitting at certain points in his career.

Could be. But Povetkin had chances to hit him, and did so. Hammer survived.

Hammer isn't especially hard to hit or iron chinned.

 

No. Wach has no power because he has no technique. He hasn't the skills to generate levvarage therefore there is no mustard on his shots.
Usitnov is better and bigger than Wach and he couldn't hurt Charr while 200 pound Maris slept Charr in savage fashion.

Bredis >> Wach in terms of hitting power

 

Totally true. I was watching Pov v Rachman the other day and thought when he had Rachman on the ropes and was unloading he looked so weak power wise.

 

So whys Wilder knocking bum's out then...You can have a terrible technique and still be a solid puncher

 

Wilder puts plenty of speed and snap on his shots. And i don't agree he has terrible technique. He can and has thrown with good form when he wants to.

 

Who cares about power if you can't land. Fury will box both their heads off and make them look stupid. If he could outbox Klitschko imagine what he'll do to them two.

 

Exactly how many accounts have you created and stored on this forum you sicko? Tyson Fury would gladly take the head clean off your shoulders.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uk...ity-who-sought-the-notoriety-of-a-killer.html

 

eh.Way off there. I'm from Stapleton, Cumbria. And I'm a fan of Fury and a traveller so there'd be no reason for him to do that , I guarantee there's way more chance of him attacking you. oddball.

 

You were BK Whopper yesterday and you'll be somebody else next week.

 

Mariusz Wach put Kevin McBride to sleep with a single punch. Mariusz Wach also put Christian Hammer to sleep with a single punch. If he had 'no power' as you claim, how would he be able to get such concussive / clean knockouts?

Wach is very slow. But if he lands his best punch, they land as devastatingly and as effectively as any of the most powerful punchers.

Briedis has better offensive skills than Wach. Not better power. If they both hit a target and their power was measured, I'd expect Wach's power to be higher. Same with Povetkin. Wach arguably hits harder than Povetkin. Fury also arguably hits harder than Povetkin. But Povetkin is a better knockout artist because he is more skilled offensively. Better accuracy, better timing and better set up of knockout punches.

 

'Using eyes' isn't proof or evidence. It's an opinion until you can factually demonstrate what you see with your eyes indisputably.

What actual proof do you have that Povetkin's stamina and explosiveness were any different in one part of his career, compared to other parts of his career?

Since you're making the claim, I'm asking you to verify / substantiate your claim.

Was Christian Hammer ever hit by a punch similar to the punch Povetkin landed on Carlos Takam or Johan Duhaupas to KO them?