Who is the hardest puncher p4p in the world today?

Actually when transliterating Cryllic text (to which most Slavic languages including Ukrainian are native) to the Roman alphabet it's possible to come up with different "correct" answers.

Neither Wladimir or Volodymyr is really wrong.

 

i even think that wladimir is the biggest puncher since shavers.
watch his fights, a flush straight right or a flush left hook and it's over

 

Not sure if you're messing around or are serious but i'll give a real explaination below

Wladimir is the Germanization of the Russian version of his Ukrainian name, hence the W

Ukrainian - Volodymyr Володимир
Russian - Vladimir Владимир
German - Wladimir

It's just typical German butchery. Same with his last name (Kli

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chko) There is no T or S sound, they're are completely absent, making them not accurate in a transliteration of his name.

Кличко - Klychko

 

I like Abraham , or Baily

 

:good

A lot of them have fought on American TV, some of them quite recently.

If the two Japanese boxers are among those you're not up on, Nishioka is on a very good run of stoppages in the last couple of years (sort of discovering his power deep into his career, like countryman Hozumi Hasegawa) including a then-stunning upset win over Jhonny Gonzalez for the WBC super bantamweight title. He's defending it against Rendall Munroe in October. Takashi Uchiyama is likewise on a good run at super featherweight, including a late stoppage (while well ahead on points) of Juan Carlos Salgado - the one-round conqueror of Jorge Linares.

Hide you presumably know being from the UK although he's fallen into obscurity (and let's not even speak of the Prizefighter debacle :yep).

Abraham, Klitschko and Darchinyan you must know.

Lemieux, Pirog, and Golovkin are all very hard hitting middleweight prospects.

Shumenov appeared on ESPN not long ago following his controversial rematch victory over Gabriel Campillo for a light heavyweight belt in only his 10th pro fight, surviving an early scare with a surge of power punching against Vyacheslav Uzelkov.

Chris Henry also fights at light heavyweight and is also very heavy handed but far, far less skilled.

Roberto Garcia was the handpicked comeback opponent of Antonio Margarito...he's slow as molasses and therefore easy to look cute against, but Margarito would have surely been KTFO had he stood and traded with Garcia.

Denis Lebedev is the hardest punching cruiserweight active, which he'll prove when he clashes with the second hardest in Huck.

Ji Hoon Kim is an exciting but unrefined lightweight with lots of pop who just lost to Miguel Vazquez last week.

Randall Bailey is sort of a hanger-on at welterweight who's pretty much coasting on the strength of right hand alone.

Fernando Montiel is enjoying a bit of a renaissance himself having knocked Hasegawa out in scintillating fashion.

One more name I forgot to mention is Freddy "The Rail" Hernandez, who completely obliterated DeMarcus Corley recently.

You should be able to check out clips of all of the above on Youtube.

 

Bailey, Lemieux and even tho he has passed honourable mention of "El Inca"

 

Haye hits hard but not enough to warrant a spot, even if he was a lower weight. He had to knock Barrett down 5 times, same with Ruiz, and he only wobbled Valuev in the 12th.

Maybe it's Maidana.

 

I choose Abe hes more consistent than Bailey when he lands flush. Ive seen Bailey land some flush shots on other fighters like Cotto and Urango and it doesnt put them to sleep like Abe's punches does.

 

Juan MA LOPEZ.

 

Poonstwatt however ye spell it the super bantemweight Thai fight

 

LoL atsch

AA have big power in both hands. :deal

 

Aa in nothing but a cheat he should be banned for life ,wimp

 

I'd say Haye and WALDO would deserve a mention.