Who Has The Best Chin In Boxing...???

Jesus!!!!! Look at how overrated little midget Inoue has gotten!!!!! How TF is that guy even up for debate? Shot to bits Donaire sent him into seizures while standing, made him wiggle around drunk doing the electric wave. ***** street got renamed Inoue street.

This is so crazy!!!! He gets the dog **** beat out of him by a shot to bits grandfather yet is lauded by all like the second coming. He barely won the battle against Donaire but still BADLY lost the war.

His chin should be nowhere near this discussion. First off it has barely been hit. Second, when it was hit, by a shot Donaire, he got rocked MULTIPLE times and badly hurt. Also got his head punched in.

Lomachenko walks all his weight into a perfect shot by Linares, literally the perfect storm scenario, gets caught and flash KD'd by the force but was never actually hurt. Inoue gets rocked, badly hurt, broken face and cut up face by shot to bits guy, and is lauded for having a granite chin!?!? Lomachenko was never hurt, Inoue was getting hurt repeatedly all night. Loma can't take a shot but this guy can??? What a squad of ****ing tools.

 

Mariusz Wach has the greatest chin I've seen in boxing, accounting for every weight division. He even measurably has the 'BIGGEST' chin ever seen in the sport, except barring Nikolai Valuev perhaps:

Ladies and gentlemen, behold the myth and the legend of this beastly chin belonging to Wach:


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Nobody, except perhaps Oliver Mccall even comes close this Polish viking when it comes to chin and durability.

And no disrespect to those little mini-boxers like Golovkin and Canelo, but they aren't getting hit by guys who could potentially outweigh them by an unlimited amount. It's far more impressive to never have been dropped at heavyweight, after fighting some of the biggest punchers the sport has ever seen, than to not get knocked out at middleweight or any other weight division, except perhaps maybe the cruiserweight.