Who were the top 10 hardest hitting 160 pounders in history?

Hagler is easily one of the hardest hitters at 160

 

Is he?

 

He wasn't a one punch knock out artis but he still had serious power in both hands I'd say he's one of the hardest hitters at 160 without a doubt

 

Nup.

 

#10. Cyclone Hart
#9. Rodrigo Valdez
#8. Rubin Carter
#7. Sugar Ray Robinson
#6. Roy Jones Jr.
#5. Eduardo Lausse
#4. Stanley Ketchel
#3. Julian Jackson
#2. Gerald McClellan
#1. Bob Fitzsimmons

This is probably the best division for Punchers, well maybe outside of heavyweight. Does Langford count? If he does he'd be at number two IMO.

 

No he isn't.

 

Valdes was in middleweight title fights with;
Briscoex2 , Tonna,Mendez,Monzonx2,Robles,Cohen.That's seven at160lbs

 

So you are saying he did not weigh in for title fights involving both the WBC and the WBA?

 

Hagler was the greatest middleweight ever IMO

However, in terms of power, he was more like a 8-9 out of 10. His power was excellent but a notch below the hardest middleweight punchers. Its his overall skillset that made him stand out.

Ditto with Monzon.

 

Just in middleweight title fights Robinson scaled above welterweight and under middleweight 17times.

 

Jackson was in 9 title fights at middleweight,fights in which he came in under 160lbs and over the light middle limit.That's three out of three you've got wrong!

 

Carlos Monzon was 89-3 9, 61 KO s' in a career that started in Feb 1963, ended on August 29 1977, 14 title defenses, retired as champion. Had not lost a fight since Oct 1964, spanning 82 fights undefeated in a row. He fought the fighters who were put in front of him. He was not flashy or boastful but effective enough to win.

 

He weighed in for WBC and WBA world title fights,for which the limit is 160lbs .
YES ?
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