Thread: Could Julian Jackson possibly be the hardest puncher ever?

i was watching a highlight reel that had a number of his knockouts, and IMO you can make a claim that he was the hardest puncher ever, shots that weren't thrown with full conviction still looked devastating, truly a great fighter

He could be a canidate but same for many poer punchers of the past...

Though for me Big Gerorge or Earnie Shavers still go neck in neck for the claim..

I mean hell George seemed to never never put his whole body any punch and demolished guys...and not second rate fighters either, hall of fame greats fell to his feet...

Imagine George with a little more speed and follow through like Maybe Tyson or Lewis when he threw a straight hand right?

Chances are he would clearly knock someones head into the 3rd row

Originally Posted by DaxxKahn

He could be a canidate but same for many poer punchers of the past...

Though for me Big Gerorge or Earnie Shavers still go neck in neck for the claim..

I mean hell George seemed to never never put his whole body any punch and demolished guys...and not second rate fighters either, hall of fame greats fell to his feet...

Imagine George with a little more speed and follow through like Maybe Tyson or Lewis when he threw a straight hand right?

Chances are he would clearly knock someones head into the 3rd row

i have Foreman as the hardest hitting HW, but IMO Julian given he was a jr.middleweight, i dunno it seems more devastating lol

Julian Jackson is one of my favorite fighters, and i think he is probably the hardest hitting fighter of all time. His punch technique was superb, and the thud on his punches were scary. And the amount of 1 punch KO's he has is unreal.

If you get time watch his fight vs Thomas Tate, that fight is a war from start to finish. And is probably one of the most exciting Middleweights of the 90s.

You actually see Julian Jackson go 12 rounds in that one, and he is rocked many times but always come backs. That fight shows how tough Julian Jackson could be.

Originally Posted by ICB

Julian Jackson is one of my favorite fighters, and i think he is probably the hardest hitting fighter of all time. His punch technique was superb, and the thud on his punches were scary. And the amount of 1 punch KO's he has is unreal.

If you get time watch his fight vs Thomas Tate, that fight is a war from start to finish. And is probably one of the most exciting Middleweights of the 90s.

You actually see Julian Jackson go 12 rounds in that one, and he is rocked many times but always come backs. That fight shows how tough Julian Jackson could be.

IMO Julian Jackson is not even the hardest hitting LMW/MW, yes he could bang but watch the fight with Tate he hits him with some bombs yes no doubt, but then watch when Roy Jones hits Tate, he just totally crumbles. IMO Roy Jones was the hardest punching MW of all time.

But when you talk about hardest punchers it's hard to talk p4p IMO, because it's about how well you use your weight and the technique of the punch and obviously a 154lbs or 160lbs man isn't going to be able to be judged against someone like Foreman who in his prime was around 225lbs.

I once watched a program on ESPN classic where they tried to explain just how hard a full blown punch off Foreman actually was and they just said that the closest thing to it is a kick from a horse. Well I've seen some injuries from horse kicks and if thats the power of Foreman that is sick power!

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

Originally Posted by ICB

Julian Jackson is one of my favorite fighters, and i think he is probably the hardest hitting fighter of all time. His punch technique was superb, and the thud on his punches were scary. And the amount of 1 punch KO's he has is unreal.

If you get time watch his fight vs Thomas Tate, that fight is a war from start to finish. And is probably one of the most exciting Middleweights of the 90s.

You actually see Julian Jackson go 12 rounds in that one, and he is rocked many times but always come backs. That fight shows how tough Julian Jackson could be.

IMO Julian Jackson is not even the hardest hitting LMW/MW, yes he could bang but watch the fight with Tate he hits him with some bombs yes no doubt, but then watch when Roy Jones hits Tate, he just totally crumbles. IMO Roy Jones was the hardest punching MW of all time.

But when you talk about hardest punchers it's hard to talk p4p IMO, because it's about how well you use your weight and the technique of the punch and obviously a 154lbs or 160lbs man isn't going to be able to be judged against someone like Foreman who in his prime was around 225lbs.

I once watched a program on ESPN classic where they tried to explain just how hard a full blown punch off Foreman actually was and they just said that the closest thing to it is a kick from a horse. Well I've seen some injuries from horse kicks and if thats the power of Foreman that is sick power!

Hagler, Mugabi, Monzon, and Hearns all hit harder at 160 then Jones, and Jackson's was most devastating at 154, apart from maybe Hearns, Trinidad and Norris who really hit harder than him at that weight?

Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

Originally Posted by ICB

Julian Jackson is one of my favorite fighters, and i think he is probably the hardest hitting fighter of all time. His punch technique was superb, and the thud on his punches were scary. And the amount of 1 punch KO's he has is unreal.

If you get time watch his fight vs Thomas Tate, that fight is a war from start to finish. And is probably one of the most exciting Middleweights of the 90s.

You actually see Julian Jackson go 12 rounds in that one, and he is rocked many times but always come backs. That fight shows how tough Julian Jackson could be.

IMO Julian Jackson is not even the hardest hitting LMW/MW, yes he could bang but watch the fight with Tate he hits him with some bombs yes no doubt, but then watch when Roy Jones hits Tate, he just totally crumbles. IMO Roy Jones was the hardest punching MW of all time.

But when you talk about hardest punchers it's hard to talk p4p IMO, because it's about how well you use your weight and the technique of the punch and obviously a 154lbs or 160lbs man isn't going to be able to be judged against someone like Foreman who in his prime was around 225lbs.

I once watched a program on ESPN classic where they tried to explain just how hard a full blown punch off Foreman actually was and they just said that the closest thing to it is a kick from a horse. Well I've seen some injuries from horse kicks and if thats the power of Foreman that is sick power!

Hagler, Mugabi, Monzon, and Hearns all hit harder at 160 then Jones, and Jackson's was most devastating at 154, apart from maybe Hearns, Trinidad and Norris who really hit harder than him at that weight?

Gotta disagree with you here mate, I think Jones hit harder than all them at MW.

Jackson's power was frightening p4p it must be, the way he flattened his opponents said it all.

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

IMO Julian Jackson is not even the hardest hitting LMW/MW, yes he could bang but watch the fight with Tate he hits him with some bombs yes no doubt, but then watch when Roy Jones hits Tate, he just totally crumbles. IMO Roy Jones was the hardest punching MW of all time.

But when you talk about hardest punchers it's hard to talk p4p IMO, because it's about how well you use your weight and the technique of the punch and obviously a 154lbs or 160lbs man isn't going to be able to be judged against someone like Foreman who in his prime was around 225lbs.

I once watched a program on ESPN classic where they tried to explain just how hard a full blown punch off Foreman actually was and they just said that the closest thing to it is a kick from a horse. Well I've seen some injuries from horse kicks and if thats the power of Foreman that is sick power!

Hagler, Mugabi, Monzon, and Hearns all hit harder at 160 then Jones, and Jackson's was most devastating at 154, apart from maybe Hearns, Trinidad and Norris who really hit harder than him at that weight?

Gotta disagree with you here mate, I think Jones hit harder than all them at MW.

name one elite Middleweight that Jones KO'd at Middleweight that beats Hagler's list of KO defenses while being Middleweight champ

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

IMO Julian Jackson is not even the hardest hitting LMW/MW, yes he could bang but watch the fight with Tate he hits him with some bombs yes no doubt, but then watch when Roy Jones hits Tate, he just totally crumbles. IMO Roy Jones was the hardest punching MW of all time.

But when you talk about hardest punchers it's hard to talk p4p IMO, because it's about how well you use your weight and the technique of the punch and obviously a 154lbs or 160lbs man isn't going to be able to be judged against someone like Foreman who in his prime was around 225lbs.

I once watched a program on ESPN classic where they tried to explain just how hard a full blown punch off Foreman actually was and they just said that the closest thing to it is a kick from a horse. Well I've seen some injuries from horse kicks and if thats the power of Foreman that is sick power!

Hagler, Mugabi, Monzon, and Hearns all hit harder at 160 then Jones, and Jackson's was most devastating at 154, apart from maybe Hearns, Trinidad and Norris who really hit harder than him at that weight?

Gotta disagree with you here mate, I think Jones hit harder than all them at MW.

i personally wouldnt put him in the top 5 MW punchers

Doesn't Frank Bruno hold the record for the hardest punch ever? I don't know who I heard it from.. may of even been a Bruno fan boy. Is there any truth to this?

Regardless he probably has one of the highest knockout percentages in HW history.

There is different types of power. Hagler was just so strong with his punches he could just punch right through your guard. Jones' power at that weight was definitely real and perhaps more explosive, but it's different levels of power there. If Jones could hit you clean, which he always could, he could drop you with one punch. Hagler though, it was just a fact that pretty much no one could go the distance with him for a whole decade. It's different.

Julian Jackson had some of the most frightening power ever, comparable to Hearns where if he could get you at the end of one of those right hands, good night.

i couldnt disagree with the statement " Julian Jackson hardest hitter of all time "

This thread needed a video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npnd8T9dNBU
Devastating puncher who I rank alongside these two

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TVgk...rom=PL&index=4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz4KWIP3mrQ

Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

Originally Posted by rjj tszyu

Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

Hagler, Mugabi, Monzon, and Hearns all hit harder at 160 then Jones, and Jackson's was most devastating at 154, apart from maybe Hearns, Trinidad and Norris who really hit harder than him at that weight?

Gotta disagree with you here mate, I think Jones hit harder than all them at MW.

name one elite Middleweight that Jones KO'd at Middleweight that beats Hagler's list of KO defenses while being Middleweight champ

Well he wasn't really at MW long enough to fight elite other than B-Hop (and no-one came close to KOing him) but he floored iron chinned Toney at SMW and the punch that caved in Virgil Hill's ribs at LHW was freakish and the KO punch on Griffin at LHW showed his freak power, so i'd say he was p4p a better puncher at MW than LHW.