Great fighters, mediocre power

generic screen name · Post by **generic screen name** » 12 Apr 2006, 23:49

I'm not going to say NO power to be safe:
Willie Pep Pernell Whitaker come into my mind

The Scranton Assassin · Post by **The Scranton Assassin** » 13 Apr 2006, 09:39

Harry Greb.

tonyevs · Post by **tonyevs** » 13 Apr 2006, 09:57

Jake LaMotta

KOJOE90 · Post by **KOJOE90** » 13 Apr 2006, 13:01

Great or just very good you could add.

Billy Conn
Young Corbett III
Willie Pastrano
Jimmy Young.

BrocktonBlockbuster49 · Post by **BrocktonBlockbuster49** » 13 Apr 2006, 13:39

muhammad ali

The Great John L · Post by **The Great John L** » 13 Apr 2006, 13:41

Miguel Canto

kick asner · Post by **kick asner** » 13 Apr 2006, 17:10

BrocktonBlockbuster49 wrote:muhammad ali

That's sort of a tough one to call, their were times when he chose to box and not load up on his punches, but then their were other times he could really tag you. Example when he hit Oscar Bonavena with a wicked left hook to take him out for the only knockout of his career. I always thought he demonstated power when he chose to fight that way.

KOJOE90 · Post by **KOJOE90** » 14 Apr 2006, 07:58

Maxie Rosenbloom.

surf-bat · Post by **surf-bat** » 14 Apr 2006, 16:35

generic screen name wrote:I'm not going to say NO power to be safe:
Willie Pep Pernell Whitaker come into my mind

Tommy Loughran. Young Griffo. Nicolino Locche.

Great fighters, mediocre power

Great fighters, mediocre power

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