Top Ten P4P fastest fighters
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Mr. Question Mark is a bit overrated in my opinion.Grimm wrote:1.Roy Jones Jr.
2.Floyd Patterson
3.Muhammad Ali
4.Ray Leonard
5.Ray Robinson
6.Shane Mosley
7.Hector Camacho
8.Meldrick Taylor
9.Floyd Mayweather Jr.
10.?
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kick asner
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What about the combination Leonard knocked Davey Boy Green out with?Tantum wrote:I think it's pretty much bullshit to even mention Ali's or Leonard's bullshit olympic style slap combos.
Patterson's power punch combos were just as fast or faster... I can only imagine him throwing for speed only.
Jones was also amazingly fast in his prime.
I would pick those two, Patterson and Jones.
P.S. FYI- Doing P4P for speed would mean reversing the formula from normal P4P... i.e. If Jones and Robinson have the same speed, then Jones wins, because he was the heavier man, and heavier normally equates to slower.
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The fact that all these fastest guys fought in recent times has got to smell a bit, hasn't it?
Watching old fights with friends (casual boxing fans) they all remarked on how much slower guys seemed in the 1950s, 60s, 70s… There’s no doubt that these fighters were built more for stamina but even so.
If contemporary fighters are indeed quicker (as many seem to think) then how can speed be a factor in assessing fighters from different eras?
Watching old fights with friends (casual boxing fans) they all remarked on how much slower guys seemed in the 1950s, 60s, 70s… There’s no doubt that these fighters were built more for stamina but even so.
If contemporary fighters are indeed quicker (as many seem to think) then how can speed be a factor in assessing fighters from different eras?
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Is Whitaker not on the list because he's too small to fit the pound for pound catagory? and should Pac now be considered?
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i quit this thread pretty fast
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mhagler91490
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Midget Wolgast-Juan Zurita:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr_c4FaGrsg
Wolgast has to be up there in the fastest fighters of all time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr_c4FaGrsg
Wolgast has to be up there in the fastest fighters of all time.
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You do know this was sped up right?mhagler91490 wrote:Midget Wolgast-Juan Zurita:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr_c4FaGrsg
Wolgast has to be up there in the fastest fighters of all time.
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You are aware that both Ali and Ray Leonard got quite a few KO's with their, 'bullshit olympic style slap combos.', right?Tantum wrote:I think it's pretty much bullshit to even mention Ali's or Leonard's bullshit olympic style slap combos.
Patterson's power punch combos were just as fast or faster... I can only imagine him throwing for speed only.
Jones was also amazingly fast in his prime.
I would pick those two, Patterson and Jones.
P.S. FYI- Doing P4P for speed would mean reversing the formula from normal P4P... i.e. If Jones and Robinson have the same speed, then Jones wins, because he was the heavier man, and heavier normally equates to slower.
And you prefer someone like Mayweather's, single, pot shotting style to that???
PS Thomas Hearns had amazing reflexes and speed, particularly in his Welter / Light Middle days.
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I thought Corrie Sanders was one of the fastest heavyweights Id ever seen.
Too bad hewasnt more active and didnt get a title shot earlier when he was younger.
Also it like he looked like he could have spent more time in a gym.
Too bad hewasnt more active and didnt get a title shot earlier when he was younger.
Also it like he looked like he could have spent more time in a gym.
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burman1064
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Great fight video!