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In no particular order:
Tommy Hearns
Mike Tyson
Julian Jackson
Donovan Razor Ruddock
Gerry Cooney
Randall Bailey
Tommy Morrison
Lennox Lewis
Earnie Shavers
Sonny Liston
Wlad Klitschko
Dereck Jefferson
Sam Peter
David Tua
Sergey Kovalev
Adonis Stevenson
Felix Trinidad
Shane Mosely
Riddick Bowe
George Foreman
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
Ron Lyle
Gerald McClellan
Roberto Duran
Deontay Wilder
Nonito Donaire
Manny Pacman
Nigel Benn!!!!
Vitali Klitschko ...sure at the end of his career he wasn't stopping everyone but before injuries slowed him down he was a BRUTAL puncher
Hated the guy but Naseem Hamed has to be one of the hardest hitters P4P in the history of the sport. Would also include Roy Jones when he was at 154-168. Guy had some impressive displays of punching power at those weights.
Sven ottke
Why do you have to spoil the thread? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
Chris Algieri
Leon Spinks
Chris Byrd
Adrain Broner
Amir Khan
p.s.
George Foreman
Earnie Shavers
Ron Lyle
Rocky MArciano
Mike Tyson
See what you did Tam? :mad:
His KO of Mundine will forever cement his legacy of being a hard hitter ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Paul Spadafora
Paulie Malinaggi
Sven ottke
Seriously,
Numero uno:Julian Jackson
One punch ko artist
Either hand as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlimTrae
Roy Jones from 160-168 was a legitimate one punch KO artist. He knocked out Tate, who went the distance with Julian Jackson, and Malinga, who was also pretty durable.
^For sure, people forget how deadly Roy was at that weight with BOTH hands, both to the head and to the body. He was a fantastic finisher and got rid of a lot of durable guys.
Glenn Wolfe went the distance with Toney, Jones blasted him out in 1. Sugar Boy Malinga, went the distance twice with Benn, Lindell Holmes, Eubank... knocked senseless by Roy in 6. Tate, went the distance with the hardest puncher ever Julian Jackson, gone in 2 vs Jones. Merqui Sosa was known for his iron head and Jones stopped him in 2 (questionable stoppage but still an early stoppage).
Jones was a nasty puncher at those weights.
He was also the first to stop Hill, and KO'd Griffin, who fought Toney twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
Here are a few more to ponder
Jimmy Wilde
Sam Langford
Carlos Zarate
Wilfredo Gomez
Stanley Ketchel
Ruben Olivares
John Mugabi
Sandy Saddler
Bob Foster
Henry Armstrong
Tommy Ryan
Pipino Cuevas
Joe Walcott
Alexis Arguello
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Archie Moore
Al Hostak
Al (Bummy) Davis
Max Baer
Edwin Rosario
Bennie Briscoe
Tiger Jack Fox
Gerry Cooney
Rodrigo Valdez
Joe Gans
Bob Satterfield
Jose Napoles