Underrated Punchers.

I remember Malignaggi knocked some guy the fuck out on ESPN when he was a prospect, guy was like 18-2 or something, guess he hadn't been fighting the best of competition to put it lightly.

What a horrible horrible chin he must have had

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that pretty boy, whats his name... Is it Paul Malignaggi ?! ;D

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Does Paulie neven have any KO's?

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5 i think , but he floored n'dou last time out

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I was just beinf sarcastic...It's just I can not remember the last time a fighter with skills like Malinaggi had so little KO power...Even Pernell had a better KO shot

Ricardo Lopez i would'nt have said he was an underrated puncher i did'nt know he was an underrated puncher.

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Originally Posted by CFH

Steve Molitor

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He is turning into abit of a puncher now he has started planting his feet more rather than sticking to slick boxing skills.

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Originally Posted by Tam Seddon

that pretty boy, whats his name... Is it Paul Malignaggi ?! ;D

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Does Paulie neven have any KO's?

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5 i think , but he floored n'dou last time out

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I was just beinf sarcastic...It's just I can not remember the last time a fighter with skills like Malinaggi had so little KO power...Even Pernell had a better KO shot

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We will see in the next fight!

Chico Corralles

Ricardo Torres.

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Originally Posted by leftylee

Ricardo Torres.

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He had Cotto wobbling around the ring like a drunk man about 10 times, good little puncher is Torres i want to see Hatton vs Torres.

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Ricardo Torres.

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He had Cotto wobbling around the ring like a drunk man about 10 times, good little puncher is Torres i want to see Hatton vs Torres.

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Cotto knew nothing of torres and did well to beat him. He was a nobody really but a big puncher with a lot of kos. for the case of Hatton he can really study him and wouldnt underestimate him and I believe he would stop him early.

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Ricardo Torres.

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He had Cotto wobbling around the ring like a drunk man about 10 times, good little puncher is Torres i want to see Hatton vs Torres.

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Cotto knew nothing of torres and did well to beat him. He was a nobody really but a big puncher with a lot of kos. for the case of Hatton he can really study him and wouldnt underestimate him and I believe he would stop him early.

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Remember Torres only had 2 weeks to train for Cotto, so he done very well. Hatton vs Torres would be slugfest and i favor Hatton, but he can't be wreckless otherwise he will get KO.

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Originally Posted by brazilianbomber

Chico Corralles

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Good call there brazilian...
Chico was def. one of the hardest punchers.

Which reminds me 'Popo' Freitas.

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I would not call Rosario an underrated puncher. Everyone basically knew he could punch someone into the next decade if he landed square! hehe

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Agree. Rosario could bang. He's the one who turned Hector Camacho from a boxer/puncher to a straight runner. His knock out over the rock jaw Livingston Bramble was amazing. Edwin Rosario is an underrated fighter