Who has P4P the greatest Jab of all time?

Sweet Pea and Larry Holmes

 

Cheers:hi: No harm meant luv

 

LOL, I am mate.

An lolz, its ok, I will just have my sons future son demand reparations from him in the future. Its a hard an tough struggle overcoming adversity, but we shall overcome!! Spit spot. toodle pip. etc

 

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Flyweight: Masao Ohba, Fighting Harada, Hilario Zapata (when he wasn't neglecting it), Pone Kingpetch, Walter McGowan, Erbito Salavarria, Mark Johnson, etc.

Bantamweight: Nana Konadu, Johnny Tapia (when he wanted, more of an overall left hand thing), Gilberto Roman (left hand in general), Cristian Mijares (regardless of his failings and short prime), Lionel Rose (another terrificly skilled left hand boxer), Chucho Castillo, Alberto Davila (one of the best at jabbing with taller men), Veeraphol Sahaprom, etc.

Featherweight: Howard Winstone, Willie Pep, Johnny Famechon, etc.

Lightweight: Barney Ross, Pernell Whitaker, Jim Watt, Hector Camacho, Roger & Floyd (Roger for the 1-2 game, Floyd for overall usage of the left), Joe Brown, Ismael Laguna, Ken Buchanan, Stevie Johnston, Carlos Ortiz, etc.

Welterweight: Wilfred Benitez, Ray Robinson, Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Billy Graham, Donald Curry, Marlon Starling, Ike Quartey, Emile Griffith, Luis Rodriguez, Jose Napoles, Oscar De La Hoya, Aaron Davis, etc.

Middleweight: Mike McCallum, Marvin Hagler, Carlos Monzon, Winky Wright, Ayub Kalule, Sumbu Kalambay, Joey Archer, etc.

Lt. Heavyweight: Harold Johnson, Matthew Saad Muhammad, John Conteh, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, Michael Spinks, Jesse Burnett, Lonnie Bennett, Tommy Loughran, Bob Foster, Ezzard Charles, Jimmy Bivins, etc.

Heavyweight: Muhammad Ali, Larry Holmes, Sonny Liston, Lennox Lewis, etc.

 

Larry Holmes. No one comes close.

 

Lewis, Holmes, Ali, Ike Quartey just to throw in a non heavy.

 

Bazooka.

 

Yup...Ike Quartey could Ko you with a jab

 

stunning jab

 

seriously, you clearly know a lot more about the past fighters than me! I would like to comment on some but they would be ignorant comments!

nice post man

 

surprised no one said joe louis. kessler didn't have the best jab but it was damn good and threw one of the smoothest 1-2 combinations i've seen in a while when he was in his prime.

 

I forgot winstone, and im welsh!! I know his nephew, im not kidding! lol he had a superb left hand.

 

Holmes
Hearns
Ali
Wlado

 

Cool stuff, man. How big is Winstone over there? Highly regarded? I consider him to be one of the best Featherweights of his era, and that was a stacked period. Arguably the best example of a pure boxing technician I can think of. Unfortunately he had the misfortune of fighting during the same era as one of the greatest champions of the last 50 years in Vicente Saldivar. Their second fight is one of my favourites.