he's deffo a contender for top of the pile.
real slam bang thankyou maam hitter.
he's carried it up tbh.FLINT ISLAND wrote:Haye at Crusierweight was a very heavy handed fella.
Haye is obviously still a hard puncher at HW, but I suspect if he was hitting cruiserweights with the shots Ruiz took they wouldn't still be standing come round nine.hitman_hatton1 wrote:he's carried it up tbh.FLINT ISLAND wrote:Haye at Crusierweight was a very heavy handed fella.
only valuev has stayed upright.
some of that stuff he was hitting ruiz with was painful to watch.
Who knows one day we might be putting you in the same bracket we really mightBomber 1 wrote:Hamed,Haye,Lewis,Alexander,Maccarinelli,Bruno we have had some fantastic punchers this side we really have..
honeyghan has to be in top five.Jeff Thomas wrote:1) Naseem Hamed
2) Nigel Benn
3) Lennox Lewis
4) David Haye
5) Wayne Alexander
6) Ensley Bingham
7) Frank Bruno
8) Ross Hale
9) Henry Wharton
10) Jason Mathews
rough effort
chiggsy wrote:Who knows one day we might be putting you in the same bracket we really mightBomber 1 wrote:Hamed,Haye,Lewis,Alexander,Maccarinelli,Bruno we have had some fantastic punchers this side we really have..
Good point - forgot about him - but I'd still say Benn. I think Hide was a bigger hitter than Lewis - but obviously not in the same league in most other departmentssuperpunchout wrote:I'm surprised that noone's mentioned Herbie Hide, some of his KO's were downright horrific.
Garry boxed a lad I know - John Oxenham; John had never been down in nearly 80 amateurs and never admitted to being hurt. He says that Delaney hit him with some evil body punches and was a very powerful man. A prime Garry v prime Bruce Scott at lightheavy proper shootout would've been a shootout1southpaw wrote:garry delaney at light heavy