These two are widely considered to have the fastest hands in HW history.
Well, who had the faster hands?
These two are widely considered to have the fastest hands in HW history.
Well, who had the faster hands?
Fury has much faster hands than Ali had!
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Hard to say, totally different builds and styles, neither could come close to showing the same type of speed/quickness as the other imo. Ali was fast as hell in his prime, but he stayed outside and did shoeshine quite a bit. Tyson turned everything over but couldn't fight at that range, he was something like 6" shorter and probably at an even greater deficit in reach.
Close but have to go with Tyson.
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Tyson thinks Ali would have beat him.
But does Tyson think Ali was faster?
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In my opinion Ali had the faster reflexes and his jab was faster than any single punch Tyson threw in his prime. Their feet are very close in speed, with Ali faster moving laterally and Tyson faster at creating the angle/shifting. Where Ali was faster with single shots, Tyson was faster throwing combinations and also delivered more power throughout the combos.
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67-70 Ali hands down.
Tyson pre prison faster than Ali post 1970
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Long range it goes to Ali but on the inside it is Tyson hands down.
Ali had faster hands, but Tysons hands were 2nd to Ali while having twice the power.
floyd Patterson had hands that were at least as quick as those two guys. I think Floyd possibly had the fastest hands in heavyweight championship history
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