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Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 07:12
by Boxing Addict
I've put together a list of actual world title KO wins
This puts things into perspective and shows not just who were the best punchers but the most effective at the highest level
Most KO’s wins in legitimate World Title Fights
Best Punchers . How many KO wins in full world title fights
Bob Foster - 16 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed ) Light Heavy
11 KO wins
Felix Trinidad - 20 World Title Fights, (disputed ) Welter-middle
16 KO wins
Alexis Arguello - 21 World Title Fights, (disputed) Feather-l welter
17 KO wins
Ray Robinson - 23 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed) Welter-Middle
9 KO wins
Ray Leonard - 13 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed) Welter-Middle
9 KO wins
Roy Jones Jnr- 26 World Title Fights, (disputed) Middle-Heavy
13 KO wins
Carlos Monzon - 15 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed ) Middle
10 KO wins
Manny Pac - 16 World Title Fights, (disputed) Fly-L Middle
7 KO wins
Salvador Sanchez- 10 World Title Fights, (Undisputed) Feather
5 KO wins
Nigel Benn - 16 World Title Fights, (disputed) Middle-S Middle
8 KO wins
Carlos Zarate - 14 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed) Bantam
10 KO wins
Rocky Marciano- 7 World Title Fights, (Undisputed) Heavy
6 KO wins
Mike Tyson - 16 World Title Fights, (disputed ) heavy
10 KO wins
Joe Louis- 27 World Title Fights, ( Undisputed) heavy
24 KO wins
Please add any others
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 08:43
by giacomino
Wilfredo Gomez, 23 title fights, 18 KO wins. Bazooka was 18 for 18 at his main weight, 122
P.S. Sanchez wasn't the undisputed featherweight champion. Pedroza was champion at the same time and both were held in very high regard.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 10:19
by orbtastic
Don't know numbers off the top of my head but I would have said:
Henry Armstrong
Khaosai Galaxy
Ricardo Lopez
JC Chavez
all have a lot of world title wins, a lot of them by stoppage.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 11:12
by dr_devious
Pipino Cueves - 11 out of 13 KO / TKO wins in WBA welterweight fights
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 14:26
by J
danny little red lopez - ko or be ko'd 39 out of 42 wins.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 16:32
by baulks
Aaron Pryor.
11 World title Fights.
WBA Light-Welterweight Title: 9 Fights (9 KOs) 100%. (1980-83).
IBF Light-Welterweight Title: 2 Fights. Both Points Decision Wins. (1984-85).
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 21:29
by jezzamundo
Lennox Lewis
18 world title fights (15-2-1) mostly disputed, some undisputed later in career.
10 knockouts
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 20 Nov 2011, 01:16
by safedweller
Julian "The Hawk" Jackson 55-6 (49 KO's), every loss by KO
should have been called Julian "All or Nothing" Jackson
But man, could he hit. Also Heavyweight Ike Ibiubachi (went to prison for rape, never fought for title) use to work out in the same gym and when he hit the heavybag the whole building shook. He was an absolute monster.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 20 Nov 2011, 12:22
by Totybear
Marvin Hagler: After a disputed draw with Antuofermo in a title fight, took the title from Minter on a stoppage and only Duran and Leonard went the distance after that.
15 title fights with 12 ko's
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 10:38
by Goodnight, Irene
Not sure of his stats off-hand, but Gerald McClellan has to rate a mention.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 11:16
by Jaywheel
safedweller wrote:Also Heavyweight Ike Ibiubachi (went to prison for rape, never fought for title) use to work out in the same gym and when he hit the heavybag the whole building shook. He was an absolute monster.
Never heard of him. Tell me more.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 11:18
by Goodnight, Irene
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 11:37
by safedweller
Ike was on the verge a couple of times. Couple of upsets against Chris byrd and Tua if I remember correctly. Just a huge hitter that couldn't stay out of legal trouble.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 11:48
by Goodnight, Irene
Absolute bullsh!t. THE most over-rated Heavy ever (and with Vitali in mind, that says a lot).
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 17:13
by safedweller
Pay attention,goodnight. I didn't say he was great. I said he hit hard as fornicate and he did. By on the verge I meant on the verge of getting a shot.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 17:26
by BoxBuzz
baulks wrote:Aaron Pryor.
11 World title Fights.
WBA Light-Welterweight Title: 9 Fights (9 KOs) 100%. (1980-83).
IBF Light-Welterweight Title: 2 Fights. Both Points Decision Wins. (1984-85).
Aye yi yi yi yi!!!
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 19:50
by Goodnight, Irene
safedweller wrote:Pay attention,goodnight. I didn't say he was great. I said he hit hard as eff and he did. By on the verge I meant on the verge of getting a shot.
Was he really close to a shot?
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 21:24
by King Carlos
Goodnight, Irene wrote:safedweller wrote:Pay attention,goodnight. I didn't say he was great. I said he hit hard as eff and he did. By on the verge I meant on the verge of getting a shot.
Was he really close to a shot?
Yes.
Re: Greatest Punchers
Posted: 22 Nov 2011, 23:07
by IRLangmaid25
Ricardo Lopez 26 world title fights 18 knockouts
Wladimir K 19 world title fights 13 wins by knockout.
Vic Darchinyan 18 world title fights 11 wins by knockout
Vitali K 15 world title fights 10/11 knockouts