Who's The Hardest P4P Puncher In The Sport???

He didn't mention Beterbiev...

 

The op did. And the response was to single out Wilder for having a thin resume so I pointed out Beterbievs is as thin or thinner. Deal with it

 

Deal with what? I agree with you, it's thin. But at least now you're engaged in a conversation where you reply to what the person has actually said....

 

I think it may be Tank Gervonta Davis.

 

I mean, was it not obvious - based on what they were responding to and how they chose to deliver their response - why I thought it was appropriate to point out that more than one person in the ops list had thin resumes?

 

makmudov maybe

 

beters punches don't even look hard

 

Inoue for me, prior to going the distance with Donaire he stopped 7 guys in a row who had previously never been stopped with a combined record of 174-19-4, including 3 world champions. You simply don't get fighters at these lower weight classes with such power very often, at least compared to the higher weight divisions. Inoue's power is in either hand too and he can stop you with body shots just as easily as with head shots.

Beterbiev 2nd for me, guy KO's people with innocuous shots, doesn't need to load up like Wilder does, his power is scary but the relative uniqueness of Inoue's power for his weight class is what gives him the edge in the P4P power rankings for me.

Pac used to have frightening power what he did too Barerra and Hatton was scary but since moving up and getting older he doesn't have the same power as before.

Wilder is a huge puncher but his competition level is poor and he only has the right hand, compared to Inoue, Beterbiev and Pac who have power in both hands.

 

Take your LDBC **** back to Boxing Egos comments section you fool. Oleksandr Gvozdyk was excellent.

 

Why the F is manny on this list? Lol

 

What a clown. Gvodzyk is a world class boxer. Beterbiev win over Gvodzyk is objectively better than all of Wilders wins even after Ortiz 1. In fact Wilder has yet to beat anyone near the equivalent quality of Gvodzyk. You've just proven that you're a massive casual.

 

Please dude. I've been watching boxing for 35 years. Gvodzyks claim to fame in the pros is beating a 42 year old adonis and being knocked out by Beterbiev. That - as your best accomplishment - is only as legit a win as your boner for european fighters let's you believe it is. Beterbiev needs a few more significant wins for me to buy in to this ridiculous hype he has which only seems to exist on the internet

 

That's one guy, and he's literally got one decent win himself in a 40+ year old stevenson. Be objective. How is he a great win?

 

Boner for European fighters? This has nothing to do with race / geographical region. Gvodzyks professional resume is pretty poor but the eye test is a clear indicator that he is a very skilled fighter (just like that bum slayer Crawford). 35 years and you can't see this? The point remains that Beterbievs win over Gvodzyk far trumps any of Wilders wins