SRR punching power overrated.

There is nothing new in boxing. It's all been done before. Leaning back away from punches was taught 60 years or more before Ali, "check hook" was also nothing new...what it was called is meaningless.

 

It's not a question of dogma. Do you really know how to fight? If you do and you watch Louis and SRR you should be drooling at the expert level of skill being exhibited. It's off the charts. If you watch Louis and SRR and don't see this then count yourself as grossly uninformed. Study up.

Regarding SRR punching power are you joking? He ended fights with three champions with one punch. SRR was deadly.

 

Where do you come up with this sh**?? Steward calls it immediately after Hatton goes down .. he says it twice

 

*taught

 

You said he knocked Hatton out with it which he didn't. Do you understand this?

 

It's not maybe it's Floyd , maybe it's Steward ... Open your Frig@@@ ears!!! Steward live announcing the fight, " Check left hook, check left hook ..he didn't see it coming !!! "

 

No it was born for you because you think Mayweather invented it .. Everyone else except you knew what it was..You think legendary Steward made that up on the fly?? Don't know what your objective is here?? You have been shot done by at least 20 posters who know way more about boxing than you or me put together .... Probably a good time for you to bow out

 

Robinson was one of the all time great punchers .. youre leaving out the fact that he was exhausted himself and giving up serious weight ..

 

Then why didn't you just come out and say this?? And support your opinion?? There is nothing wrong with that .. You went about this all wrong by suggesting SRR is a weak puncher .And you did this originally to somehow strengthen your argument for FM.. I knew this was your agenda and that's why I called you on it.. You just went about it the wrong way

 

This is the final nail in your coffin!

 

"Ray Robinson was the greatest puncher that ever lived.He's the greatest punching middleweight that ever lived "
Paul Pender.

"Sugar Ray's got to go down in my book as one of the all time greats. I mean the fellow was a great boxer,a great puncher ,could take a punch and could move.What else do you need for a fighter.His hands look like they go off automatically".
Fritzie Zivic from a taped interview June 1971.
"I thought I was going to beat him,but Robinson, pound for pound,I think personally is the greatest fighter I ever fought,pound for pound a fantastic fighter".
Rocky Graziano from a taped interview September 1972.
"Never seen the punch coming I don't know anything about the punch except I watched it on movies a couple of times.I didn't know anything about being hit,I didn't know anything about being down.
I tried to move,I didn't know that until I watched the movies.

The first thing I knew I was standing up,Robinson was over in the other corner.I thought he was in great condition doing exercises between rounds.I didn't know it was even over and my manager crawled in the ring,I said "What happened?"He said." They counted ten." Up to then I didn't know.There was no pain ,no nothing.I was lucky.I just about made it up and it was probably one of the best breaks I ever had,because I didn't
know what I was doing and I would have gotten hurt real bad."
Gene Fullmer taped interview March 1970.