Hardest punching Middleweight

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Re: Hardest punching Middleweight

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elmersalsa wrote:
sugarramos wrote:Julian Jackson rises above the rest
however men like mugabi and artie Levine are worth getting mentioned
Julian "The Hawk" Jackson was the most devastating knockout artist of my lifetime!
Probably of any lifetime.

He put guys to sleep with one punch, time after time.

There was no wearing down of opponents; he just sparked them cold.
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Re: Hardest punching Middleweight

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Syntax Error wrote:
elmersalsa wrote:
sugarramos wrote:Julian Jackson rises above the rest
however men like mugabi and artie Levine are worth getting mentioned
Julian "The Hawk" Jackson was the most devastating knockout artist of my lifetime!
Probably of any lifetime.

He put guys to sleep with one punch, time after time.

There was no wearing down of opponents; he just sparked them cold.
You got that right. When it comes to P4P punching power, I have not seen nothing like Julian "The Hawk" Jackson
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Expug wrote:A lesser known middleweight, Artie Levine , huge puncher . Had a young Ray Robinson on the deck.
Robinson was Levine's 2nd loss in a row... 4 fights later Artie had lost 4 of his last 6 fights... His KO ratio was only 51%.. Compared to compared to a 6-footer like Daniel Jacobs who has a KO ratio of 88%... Gennady Golovkin with a KO ratio of 92%... and Julian Jackson who had a KO ratio of 80%... I wasn't at all impressed with Levine's punching power -- but he did put Robinson down for a 9-count and a lot of referees today would have stopped it.

Robinson was decked hard in his next fight as well -- and he was decked several times... Golovkin has never been down, has never lost, and hits a lot harder.
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