Which of these fighters can Julian Jackson knock out with a right hand??

Thats embarrassing that you're posting these punch machine videos lol, everyone knows them machines are full of it.

 

No MW is ever going to hit harder than a HW. MWs might hit harder than HWs P4P, but comparing a MW's punch and a HW's punch, the HW's punch is ALWAYS going to be harder, because he has more mass. I don't know why you're having trouble understanding this simple concept.

 

Ok if you want to believe them you go ahead. If you want to believe Leo santa Cruz punches harder than Errol Spence and fighters from lower weight classes punch harder than Lennox Lewis you go right ahead buddy lol

 

I think he might want to take a physics class.

I don't think he fully understands how much harder HWs hit than fighters in every other weight class. Even an arm punch from a HW would put 99% of fighters in lower weight classes in the hospital.

 

Definitely Dillian Whyte! His chin has got more cracks in it than the Liberty Bell.

 

I agree, it is physics. And physics doesn't have weight divisions - it doesn't neatly fit into the categories of boxing. You're right physics dictate a MW can't hit as hard as a HW but it doesn't rule out the possibility a 175llbs man (likely fight night weight) with a uncommonly powerful punch could temporarily shut down the central nervous system of a much heavier man. Haye - who was 100llbs lighter - rocked Valuev in a way much heavier men could not, and with a punch rendered much less effective by a huge and atypical disparity in height...

 

Someone go tell Zuri Lawrence that he hits hard. Even he will laugh

 

He's was 5ft 10 156lbs... he'd not be KOing any 6ft 3-6ft7, 240-260lb fighters with a single punch.

He'd get smashed before he could do that.

 

If he could not knock out Gérard McClellan he is not knocking out any of the heavyweights.

 

Zuri Lawrence would look like Mike Tyson if he fought against 154-160 pounders.

 

I see what you guys are getting at here but I’ve seen too many smaller guys ko the **** out of big guys. In a real fight … oh wait you look to be 20 pounds heavier we can’t knuckle up….No you throw hands and have at it. **** My friend once watched a girl friend of ours have enough of a guy harassing her. Big guy over 6’2 and a good 220lbs. She told him to **** off. He said some bs and offered her his chin. No hesitation she got him with a right and he went down and was out a few seconds. Got up all groggy and left with his head down. I stayed home that night i had work early the next day. Missed all the fun lol.

Me personally I was suckered punched by a big weightlifter type. 6’3 over 230.4 or 5 shots to the grill…Felt nothing. I’ve also had a guy a lot smaller hit me and I definitely felt it. I understand weight classes but it’s not the be all end all. And bigger can sometimes beat smaller but not always.
I’m no pro fighter mind you but still plenty of small guys can really crack. I learned loooong ago never judge anyone by the way they look.

Nother example is a guy my brother and I are friends with. My little brother went with him to a bar they wouldn’t let them in as our buddy was black listed. A couple weeks prior our friend had been there and a bouncer put hands on him. He was polite and asked to be let go. The bouncer thought it was funny…then our friend snapped and took out bouncer that was grabbing him as well as the 3 others that tried to help. All were big Guys over 6’3 and built. Our friend is maybe 170.
My brother said it was funny as hell the guys still were marked up from when it happened… black eyes broken nose etc. they legit looked scared and told the guy from inside the bar while holding the door shut to leave before they called the cops.
Haven’t seen the guy in years but he was IIRC a Airborne Ranger when in the military.

 

Because most fighters don't know the merit (or lack thereof) of the evidence of the validity the machines.

I will explain to you why heavyweights hit harder than middleweights using basic physics.

The "power" of a punch is in reality its force. Force is mass times velocity.

A 240 pound heavyweight has 50% more mass than a middleweight, meaning that HWs punch 50% harder punching at the same speed. Across all weight classes punching speed with proper form varies from an average of 25 mph to a maximum of 32 mph, so it would require a HW to punch exceptionally slowly for a MW to punch as hard as them. https://mmachannel.com/what-is-the-average-punching-speed-punching-speed-analyzed/

The only thing to take into consideration is how much mass a boxer can actually transfer into their punch, but pretty much all punchers transfer nearly the most they realistically can through good form.

 

Can Inoue knock out Benevidez or other super middleweights? Think about it.

If you say no, then Jackson can’t knock out those heavyweights.