Would you consider Bute to have "One punch Power"

Never used to think so, but he's found something with that left uppercut. Either that or he just started dosing.

 

Never before, but after the last two fights, I don't know. I think he can generate much more power throwing uppercut style punches than he can hooks or crosses. Plus, I don't think Pantera saw that coming at all.

 

He clearly does.

Like Hasegawa, he probably always did but it didn't reveal itself until whatever tweak was made in his punching technique.

 

It appears so.

 

Bute has one punch knockout power, but it also comes with his speed and angles. He is the best 168 lb. fighter in the world. Compare Bute's fight with Miranda with Ward's.

 

Bute's not a huge puncher.

Bute landed the same uppercut he knocked out Miranda with on Zuniga last year. Zuniga took it much better because he has a better chin.

 

Explain Andrade?

Also, were the circumstances exactly the same? Bute's feet positioned exactly the same? Zuniga's head in exactly the same spot as Miranda's?

 

He landed the perfect punch on Miranda.

He is a puncher. I will give you that. But not as much as Froch.

 

Hell yeah he does, and his performance last night has me pumped.. I hope he keeps winning and a clear winner emerges from the Super Six. We're talking a possible superfight. To me Bute is showing himself to be world class and is one of the rearest types.. A guy who can outbox you and also flatten you..

 

Bute is a sharper puncher than Froch and has demonstrated one-punch power than Froch doesn't have when he sits down on his punches.

 

To be honest, I'd rather give Froch a free shot.

 

Bute is the best.

 

Bute is a one punch uppercut KO artist. He KO Andrade and 8 other opponent with a uppercut to the body but this was the first time he use the uppercut to the head to KO a opponent.

Ive follow Bute since day 1 and it's clear that since after the first fight with Andrade, he completely change everything, he now got a LOT of muscle, he's in optimal physical shape.

 

I think it has more to do with proper technique and angles than pure strength. It's always the punches you can't see coming that seem to be the worse.