Biggest two-handed punchers of all time?

I know, I know. Another "who was the biggest puncher" thread. Booo.

Let me explain: I got into the old "biggest p4p punchers" discussions the other day, and I noticed that among a lot of th every popular options, a lot of these guys were more or less one-fist (or even one-punch) oriented guys.

For example, Tommy Hearn's right hand was one of the most brutal in boxing history, and while his left was no love tap, I don't remember him knocking out anyone with the left.

Bob Foster gets brought up a lot, and rightfully so, but when I think of Bob I think of his dynamite left hook.

When I think of the real bombers, I think of guys who could (and routinely did) blast guys out with both hands, and seemingly with any punch.

Guys like Julian Jackson, Tyson, Joe Louis, Earnie Shavers, Prince Naseem, ect come to mind as obvious choices, but who were the less-obvious two-handed bombers in boxing history?

George Foreman is an obvious choice

Gerald McClellan? He was a big puncher. Roy Jones Jr. hand power in both hands.

The Marvelous one

Paulie Malignaggi

Hagler to me, absolutely punishing with both hands and had devastating power both southpaw and orthodox.

Right now I would argue Froch has it.

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Originally Posted by bzkfn

Paulie Malignaggi

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I can't believe I forgot Paulie. And Sven Ottke! My mind is starting to slip!

Larry holmes had the best jab ever so punishing, and on top a powerfull right,
obvious choise is Marvin Hagler but he has been mentioned,what a fighter:)

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Originally Posted by El Kabong

Gerald McClellan? He was a big puncher. Roy Jones Jr. hand power in both hands.

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Good call on Roy, forgot he could bang back in the day when he wanted to.

Price.

Trinidad was known for his huge left hook but he had a very good straight right hand that would land like a battering ram, Hagler an obvious choice, Julian Jackson, Arturo Gatti could bang with both hands, there are a bunch

Don't forget "Hands of Stone". He wasn't called "Hand of Stone", and for a very good reason. ;D

Inpo

Wilde
Langford
Tyson
Dempsey
Ketchel
Armstrong

Pacquiao has gotta be one of the greatest two fisted fighters i've ever seen... he's ko'ed or just plain BEAT fighters into submission...

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Originally Posted by bigstinkybug

Pacquiao has gotta be one of the greatest two fisted fighters i've ever seen... he's ko'ed or just plain BEAT fighters into submission...

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apart from Hatton who has he really KO'd with one punch? no one really

Little Red Lopez!....before and after he got off the mat ;D

Tyson

He has literally scored KOs from every single kind of punch from either hand ... left hook KOs ... right hook KOs ... right uppercut KOs .. over hand right KOs ... even scored a KO via left jab against Alfonso Ratliff

Tyson is easily the greatest puncher in history .... he could throw any kind of punch from any kind of angle with obscene hand speed for a heavyweight ... and he threw them with pinpoint accuracy and precision. ... anything he threw had KO potential

Aaron Pryor and Alexis Arguello! Sugar Ray Robinson was versatile. Salvador Sanchez could hit hard with either hand when he set his punches up. I almost forgot Wilfredo Gomez and Edwin Rosario of Puerto Rico. Who could ignore Eddie Shavers or Ron Lyle for weight in their fists. After all with Heavyweights it takes one punch to change the contest.

Earnie Shavers
Tommy Morrison

Freddie Flintoff is equally devastating with either fist.

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Originally Posted by AdamGB

Freddie Flintoff is equally devastating with either fist.

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Yes I no what you mean Adam, I'm devastating with a knife and fork with a plate of fish and chips,:feedme: ;D

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Originally Posted by El Kabong

George Foreman is an obvious choice

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Foreman, also had a monster jab when he wanted to use it. It used to make me cringe when he used that punch. I could almost feel it!
Foreman always went to the heavy guns right-away, so he didn't use the jab as much as he could have, a mistake in my opinion, sometimes.

Julian Jackson
Gerald McClellon
Tommy Hearns