Who was the best puncher by punching-power-readings?

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Who was the best puncher by punching-power-readings?

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I have heard that some people think it is tyson. Do you know more?
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I believe it is Ivan Drago. :lol:
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Post by AndreWardFan2006 »

George Foreman packed a punch very few could stand up to...literally.


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I read an article from an old newspaper a couple years ago that tested the punching power of Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Jeffries and Sam Mcvey, which Fitzsimmons scored something like 1100. Jeffries 1200 and McVey was the highest at around 1300. I haven't been able to locate that article since though.
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i have heard a couple of people say that bruno,foreman,ruddock and tyson were all in a punching tournament . They all had their power punching measured and bruno came first and tyson came last . I have yet to receive proff that this punching tournamenr happened . Another guy told me that he read on a K1 site that tysons punches packed 6 tonnes of pressure which sounds extreme. Jan have you heard about tysons punching power being measured?.
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JD Chapman
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Butterbean, or Lamar Clark.
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Post by DoubleM »

Say what you like about Eric Esch as a fighter... But man, he can crack. He's actually pretty fast - I tell you what, in a pound-for-pound sense, he may be the fastest fighter of all time! Seriously. Compare his speed to the other men his size.
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DoubleM wrote:Say what you like about Eric Esch as a fighter... But man, he can crack. He's actually pretty fast - I tell you what, in a pound-for-pound sense, he may be the fastest fighter of all time! Seriously. Compare his speed to the other men his size.
he can knock out tomato cans big deal . he never knocked out anyone who can take a punch.
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Post by Taylor »

shyguy wrote:
DoubleM wrote:Say what you like about Eric Esch as a fighter... But man, he can crack. He's actually pretty fast - I tell you what, in a pound-for-pound sense, he may be the fastest fighter of all time! Seriously. Compare his speed to the other men his size.
he can knock out tomato cans big deal . he never knocked out anyone who can take a punch.
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DoubleM wrote:Say what you like about Eric Esch as a fighter... But man, he can crack. He's actually pretty fast - I tell you what, in a pound-for-pound sense, he may be the fastest fighter of all time! Seriously. Compare his speed to the other men his size.
Anyone can ounch fast for one round...
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I remember Evander Holyfield was in this late night show and they had a punching bag that measured their punches. All the guests were measuring their punches, then Evander came and just TAPPED it and beat everyone there.
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Post by shyguy »

so far we havent discovered the punching power of even one modern heavyweight on this forum.
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Re: Who was the best puncher by punching-power-readings?

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Jan wrote:Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!!!
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Sorry I couldnt resist :cry:
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Post by shyguy »

okay here are some reults

earnie shavers 1600+ psi
joe louis 990 psi
joe frazier 850 psi
michael spinks 700psi
mike tyson 1200 psi, 1450 psi, 1500 psi unconfirmed source
rocky marciano 1100 psi
Vitali klitcshko 1300 psi
Wald Klitschko 1200 psi
tommy morrison 1400 psi unconfirmed source
muhammed ali 500 psi unconfirmed source
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Post by The Great John L »

I think we could rightly call ALL of those unconfirmed sources...
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Post by BrocktonBlockbuster49 »

The Great John L wrote:I think we could rightly call ALL of those unconfirmed sources...

except marciano hitting 1000 PSI is kinda a confirmed source


i read joe louis PSI was 1100


wlads was 1100
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BrocktonBlockbuster49 wrote:
The Great John L wrote:I think we could rightly call ALL of those unconfirmed sources...

except marciano hitting 1000 PSI is kinda a confirmed source


i read joe louis PSI was 1100


wlads was 1100
OK, so maybe some were tested, but without some knowledge of how each fighter was tested, and what the total test conditions were when they were measured, they are of absolutely no value.
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BrocktonBlockbuster49 wrote:
The Great John L wrote:I think we could rightly call ALL of those unconfirmed sources...

except marciano hitting 1000 PSI is kinda a confirmed source


i read joe louis PSI was 1100


wlads was 1100
The thing is unless they are all punching the same machine, on the same day, and all are in fighting shape then we have to take any comparisons with a degree of skepticism.
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Post by shyguy »

well i read that tyson punch is the equivalent of a 16 lb sledgehammer hitting you at 35 mph . Dose anyone know how to convert that in to pounds per square inch?.
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shyguy said (when asked about punch power)

1600 PSI.....Ernie Shavers
1400 PSI.....Tommy Morrison
1300 PSI.....Vitali Klitchsko
1200 PSI.....Wladimir Klitchsko
1200 PSI.....Mike Tyson
1100 PSI.....Rocky Marciano
990 PSI.......Joe Louis
850 PSI.......Joe Frazier
700 PSI.......Michael Spinks
500 PSI.......Muhammad Ali

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I'm sorry but I refus to believe some of these findings...

You mean to say that Ernie Shavers punches nearly twice as hard as Joe Frazier?

Plus, Your trying to pull off that the Klitchsko brothers punch harder than Rocky Marciano?

+ that Mike Tyson hits harder that the Rock?

THAT'S PREPOSTEROUS!!!!!

(Danny William's said that V Klitchsko hit him with more accuracy and skill that Mike Tyson... BUT TYSON (although old) still HIT HIM HARDER)!!!
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Post by theone »

+ that Mike Tyson hits harder that the Rock?

THAT'S PREPOSTEROUS!!!!!
Why is this preposterous? Tyson was bigger, stronger and threw much faster punches. Why is it hard to believe he punched harder than Marciano?
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shyguy wrote:well i read that tyson punch is the equivalent of a 16 lb sledgehammer hitting you at 35 mph . Dose anyone know how to convert that in to pounds per square inch?.
I think you're find that report was about Bruno's punch not Tysons. I remember reading that fact about Bruno in the run up to his first fight against Tyson
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Controversial wrote:
shyguy wrote:well i read that tyson punch is the equivalent of a 16 lb sledgehammer hitting you at 35 mph . Dose anyone know how to convert that in to pounds per square inch?.
I think you're find that report was about Bruno's punch not Tysons. I remember reading that fact about Bruno in the run up to his first fight against Tyson
no tysons punch was measured for a video game and his punch was found to be harder than brunos.
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The numbers being thrown around here are bullshit.
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