Vitali's power ..

"looked beat"

yes his face sure was hanging off

 

Wait a minute, he threw an average of 100-200 punches per round? That would be insane for a SHW.
I am gonna have to ask for a reference for that, as well as how many landed.

 

That's cool. Its boxing. People have died in the ring wtf is your point?

 

its cool that he retired at 37, qute right.

 

He has learning difficulties ,and of course a real problem with the truth.

 

I can tell you right now that you wont be getting one!lol

 

I was honestly thinking for a moment I was still asleep and had dreamt that Mendy had written the same thing... twice... after being told he wasnt replying to anyones point.

 

Joe Louis could no longer deliver his power at the age of 37,never mind 47!

 

Barely blinked ? What planet are you on pal?

 

He threw a little more, but nowhere near 200.

Sanders: 59 punches per round
Lewis: 72 punches per round, landing 26....
Briggs: 60 punches per round
Arreola: 80 punches per round

This indeed makes him a volume puncher and denys his power punching attributes, which I think were good.

 

https://i.makeagif.com/media/7-15-2015/6ghXXn.gif

What do you see here? I see Vitali staggering about like a drunk before and after he got hit.

I suppose Vitali taking that uppercut would seem impressive to somebody who never seen another Lewis fight , but Lewis hit many guys with that same uppercut and they didn't stagger around like a drunk like Vitali was.

Also consider that because of Vitali's height , that uppercut wouldn't have been as hard the the ones that hit Mercer , Holy and Morrison.
The power diminishes the more it travels upwards. Thats just simple physics , k?

Speaking of Morrison , he got hit with a Lewis uppercut so hard , the sound was like a shotgun blast. Granted he hit the canvas for a split second , but once he got up , he went on the attack almost immediately.

Vitali was so out of it from a weaker Lewis uppercut , he could not form any attack at all , cos he was hanging on for dear life and staggering all over the ring.

Morisson who is known for being fragile did not need need to hold on at all , and that suggests that Morrison took the Lewis uppercut better than Vitali did. And a harder one from a prime , faster Lewis at that.

@Mendoza won't like these facts ,but he's just going to have to deal with them.

 

great vid. he "barely blinked" there. mainly due to eye hanging out therefore unable to.

 

So you reckon he was a "sweet" puncher prior to injury.

 

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/201..._after_undergoing_surg-a-94_1450307946948.jpg

His power wasn't affected?