Fighters with most underrated power

[Dark Lord Al]

Remember Rockin Rodney Moore the guy didnt have many KOs then went on a fantastic KO run of fellow contenders.

Also Herol Graham for a safety first guy , he stopped alot of fighters , just below world level.

Second to Nunn also showed great power when he starched Sambu Kalambay in 1.

Light punching Sven Ottka showed power when he KOED Tony Mundine.

Mike Sprott also not a big puncher 1 punch KOED Fraudley Harrison.

[ICB]

Remember Rockin Rodney Moore the guy didnt have many KOs then went on a fantastic KO run of fellow contenders.

Also Herol Graham for a safety first guy , he stopped alot of fighters , just below world level.

Second to Nunn also showed great power when he starched Sambu Kalambay in 1.

Light punching Sven Ottka showed power when he KOED Tony Mundine.

Mike Sprott also not a big puncher 1 punch KOED Fraudley Harrison.

Agreed about Herol Graham he had the normally very sturdy, Sumbu Kalambay down twice when they met.

Another one that springs to mind is Luisito Espinosa, his KO percentage was average but look at his KO wins over Gonzalez, McKinney, and tell me that guy couldn't bang.

[Althugz]

I'm gonna say Zab Judah..I think he started out being known for power but was known more for being slick and fast as he progressed (and also invented new ways to get jiggy when being ko'd)...The guy has tremendous power because of his explosive speed. That uppercut and straight left used to be lethal.

[Boxer4life]

I say oscar delahoya, sweet pea, floyd mayweather, marquez, leanord

[ElTerribleMorales]

I say oscar delahoya, sweet pea, floyd mayweather, marquez, leanord

DLH was considered to have explosive power all the way up to 140, good power at 147, then despite having almost all TKO wins at 154 his power started becoming a bit played down, he had good pop but not one punch KO pop

[Boxer4life]

I say oscar delahoya, sweet pea, floyd mayweather, marquez, leanord

DLH was considered to have explosive power all the way up to 140, good power at 147, then despite having almost all TKO wins at 154 his power started becoming a bit played down, he had good pop but not one punch KO pop

i just recall most people calling him a "good boxer" with few mentions of his punch other than perhaps the left hook, i feel like he had good stiff, hard punches that hurt guys, i honestly think if delahoya stayed focused he could have become one of the greats

[ElTerribleMorales]

I say oscar delahoya, sweet pea, floyd mayweather, marquez, leanord

DLH was considered to have explosive power all the way up to 140, good power at 147, then despite having almost all TKO wins at 154 his power started becoming a bit played down, he had good pop but not one punch KO pop

i just recall most people calling him a "good boxer" with few mentions of his punch other than perhaps the left hook, i feel like he had good stiff, hard punches that hurt guys, i honestly think if delahoya stayed focused he could have become one of the greats

he also had an underrated jab, and developed a pretty good right hand late in his career, the fact that he fought most of his career mainly relying on just his left as his power hand lets you know how much raw talent the guy had