Who Hit harder Ken Norton or Jersey Joe Walcott?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by SuzieQ49, Apr 30, 2009.


  1. mr. magoo

    mr. magoo VIP Member Full Member

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    Who cares what he said. I'd be more impressed if it was Ali that Walcott had nailed and the testimony went like this " no man has ever done that to my jaw before. I couldn't eat nothin' or kiss nobody for a month "
     
  2. mr. magoo

    mr. magoo VIP Member Full Member

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    Do you have any idea how many times I sat back and watched your credibility get shot strait to hell, and by multiple posters? The concensus of this board is that you have a well established history of applying double standards, half truths, botched facts, and flat out lies.. Its a miracle anyone even wastes their time responding to you anymore.. You're also borderline illiterate. Sorry, but I'm just expressing what I see.
     
  3. SuzieQ49

    SuzieQ49 The Manager Full Member

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    Left Hook was right about you. First of all, your one of the dumbest posters on the site in terms of lack of expertise on a particular era....you never bring anything worthy to this site, you have never done anything good for this site, you have no knowledge, your eye when it comes to film is horrible, your bias, the evidence you use to present your facts is considered very amatuerish by most posters here behind your back....I have brought to this site rare videos on youtube, articles on rare 1940s-50s heavyweights, and expertise on a particular era. You on the otherhand have nothing to bring to the table. You think your so smart, you try to put down other peoples "illiteracy" when in fact you should realize the only thing illiterate is your boxing mind. Your not the only one with a college degree, and using "big" words does not make you look any smarter.


    You are nothing but a milk toast dressed in a silly dress....with the ugliest fattest **** of a wife I have ever seen in my life....does it feel good lying waking up next to that cow everyday? I bet you make yourself throw up every morning having to look at that face. Btw I am in great lakes chicago right now, let me know where in chicago you live if you got guts, Ill come right by and beat the ever loving **** out of you then i will stuff your hog of a wifes face right into a bag of ****....There, that was one long run on sentence with no puncuation. That should be ilitterate enough for you.


    Must be hard waking up next to porky the pig every morning.....
     
  4. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    It's funny how Norton's faulted for not knocking Ali out or some such. Frazier had the guy down once in three fights and no one's faulting Joe as not being a great puncher.

    Ali was one of the hardest to touch fighters of all time, and when you DID manage to hit him the guys chin was still ****ing cosmically tough.

    Anyway, even watching a ancient Norton hit Cobb you can tell the guy could bang. Sure looked to me that his punches had more affect on Cobb then, say, Holmes did over 15.
     
  5. SuzieQ49

    SuzieQ49 The Manager Full Member

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    What makes you think Norton could bang? cause of his size, he was never known as a puncher. Only after his book came out and Norton referred to himself in the book as having a "devastating overhand right"(Sensationalism) that people started believing Norton was a puncher.

    Jersey Joe on the otherhand was always known for his punching power by press during his era, and by contemporaries..Walcott earned a place in Ring Magazine top 100 punchers of all time list and Kenny Norton did not.and on film really showed he packed power in one fist. They replayed Charles-Walcott II last night and I swear every punch walcott landed, charles knees buckled, I counted charles knees buckle in the short highlights at least 7 times from either a walcott hook or counter right. Im shocked he stayed on his feet this fight. Even Modern Boxing experts like Teddy Atlas said on ESPN Classic "Walcott was a tremendous puncher, could knock you out with one punch".



    Kenny Norton, a great boxer vs other boxers...but not a puncher, and against big punchers he froze up because he couldnt fight on the back foot
     
  6. Bokaj

    Bokaj Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    That's really over the top. You're better than that Suzie.
     
  7. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    suzy that is harsh this is the Classic section not the GF
     
  8. Maxmomer

    Maxmomer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Walcott is the harder puncher p4p, and the overall better puncher at heavyweight. For pure power at heavyweight Norton could have an edge, but Walcott was more effective due to his accuracy and sneakiness. He could land pinpoint power punches on guys and they had no idea it was coming, these are the kinds if punches that do the most damage. Norton didn't really have this ability.
     
  9. mcvey

    mcvey VIP Member Full Member

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    Suzie ,your comments on Mr Magoo's wife are totally unacceptable and out of order,I thought better of you,insult each other as much as you like ,but you went beyond it .I know you are young and impulsive,passionate about your boxing but the vitriol you spewed out there was a disgrace you should apologise.
     
  10. Maxmomer

    Maxmomer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He's very passionate about 1950's heavyweight boxing. I remember when I once called a a guy's mom a ***** on a message board because he thought the Dawn of the Dead remake was better than the original. Not that I'm condoning going on hate filled tirades against people and their loved ones over a difference of opinion, just saying that the remake was so much not better than the original that it's just ludicrous to say otherwise. I'm actually more with Suzie on the main thread topic, more so than Magoo. That being said, they're both usually wrong about most of the things they say. To make a long story short, as the drugs kicked in I lost interest.
     
  11. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. banned Full Member

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    Good data.

    I think Norton hit a little harder. Walcott was more likley to land the perfect shot. Lets us not confuse the two.

    Holmes who fought many hard punchers said Norton hit on Shavers level.

    Also the 40's and 50's had lighter gloves.
     
  12. Chaney

    Chaney Mystery and Imagination Full Member

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    Its sad to see the Classic Forum degenerate into a slanging match that would be embarrassing in the General Forum..

    I feel for Suzie, because it is obvious that he has made a huge effort to contribute rare material, articles and videos, as well as his own research and conclusions to the board.

    Of course, this doesn't mean he is right with every conclusion he makes, but someone who contributes so much time and effort to the board should not be dismissed with a "You're full of ****" as he was on another thread recently. "I think you're wrong in this instance, Suzie" would suffice.

    Magoo was wrong and disrespectful in the way he provoked Suzie ("The consensus of this board is" [that you are crap as a poster]....what a spiteful and unjustified thing to say).

    But Suzie, your response went way over the top. Bringing somebodies family and physical threats into it? C'mon Suzie, you're better than that. You were badly out of line with everything after the first paragraph of your post.

    Lets try to keep the Classic Forum for exchanging knowledge and opinions on Classic boxers. I don't post much here, but I enjoy reading the posts of you guys who are much more knowledgeable than me. I'm sure there are a lot of people like me who enjoy reading this board for the knowledge and passion about boxing that it can offer. Let's keep it a cool place to visit.:good
     
  13. Minotauro

    Minotauro Boxing Addict Full Member

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  14. Maxmomer

    Maxmomer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Apparently he's not.
     
  15. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker

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    There is no need to get so nasty here. I I repeat again and again, the rep this board has through out the internet community is that there is a bunch of hot headed, childish assholes here and that is why so many great posters do not show up. It is a shame since there are many knowledgable guys here and the board is very active. There should be some form of decency here, some mutual respect and the ability to agree to disagree ...

    That being said, both guys could hit. Walcott was a poor finisher but hit hard enough to drop Louis three times, Marciano once and ice Charles ... Norton was a very hard puncher. Anyone who followed his career knows this . He hurt Ali on several occassions, he rocked the iron chinned Quarry,he rocked Holmes ... the man could definately swat ...

    I say they were about the same.