Featherfisted or average powered boxer who kayoed a KO artist

[Violent Demise]

Verno Phillips knocking out Julian Jackson.

There's a difference between feather-fisted power and moderate power. Phillips had moderate power. But that KO of Jackson should be disregarded. Jackson was done by than

[Hulk]

Verno Phillips knocking out Julian Jackson.

There's a difference between feather-fisted power and moderate power. Phillips had moderate power. But that KO of Jackson should be disregarded. Jackson was done by than

The title of the thread says featherfisted OR average power. I consider Verno to have had average power.

Thats why I mentioned it.

And yes Jackson was old for sure.

[Master]

Herol Graham v Rod Douglas

[ICB]

Herol Graham v Rod Douglas

He also done away with Mark Kaylor who was a pretty big puncher.

[Master]

Herol Graham v Rod Douglas

He also done away with Mark Kaylor who was a pretty big puncher.

I am his biggest fan but would never say he was a big puncher, he was name bomber but really did not have bombs at middleweight, he started at light middle. The accumulation of his punches and awkwardness resulted in his stoppages but at the highest level he was not a puncher.

[Master]

This is stretching it but no OK :-

Watson v Benn

[ICB]

This is stretching it but no OK :-

Watson v Benn

I'd consider Michael Watson to be a good puncher, nothing special but certainly better than average. The first man to really hurt Chris Eubank and put him down legitmately, aswell as Ko'ing Nigel Benn with a single solid jab.

He also had some decent domestic stoppage wins, against fighters like Errol Christie.