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today. very tough one.

I still think Randall Bailey has to be listed....

Could be one of several, maybe Khytrov.

Or from the poll: Golovkin, Kudryashov or Stevenson.

who is kythov?

armageto wrote:I still think Randall Bailey has to be listed....

randall hasnt fought since 2013, for me he doesnt box anymore, i dont list him. if he would still be, than sure he still be on the list.

can't help but thinking wlad deserves to be
at least mentioned in that last ...

Chepppaaa wrote:who is kythov?

Ievgen Khytrov will be on ShoBox this coming Friday night facing Maurice Louishome (8-0-1).

Here's his pro record: http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

He was the world amateur middleweight champion in 2011 but was robbed in the London Olympics against Ogogo in 2012.

He's 7-0, 7 KOs in the pros so far, winning most of his fights by one-punch KOs.

Hard to classify Wilder just yet. The guy obviously has power, but his opponents have been so poor that he's been able to wind-up and swing with everything that he has. He won't be able to do that against top-opposition.
Klitscho should be on the list, the guy has proven one-punch power that he uses in a calculated way against much better opponents.

Stevenson is very limited boxer, but his left hand is really something special, Kovalev dont have that type of power.

It's between GGG and Kovalev

It's Golovkin, he gets one punch KO's with either hand, up or down and he does it while countering or leading.

Cent0089 wrote:Stevenson is very limited boxer, but his left hand is really something special, Kovalev dont have that type of power.

exactly what i think. people always speak and hype kovas power as if he is the biggest puncher in the world. i do believe that kova has special power, but adonis is slightly stronger. his 1 punch power is top of the top.

palooka wrote:It's Golovkin, he gets one punch KO's with either hand, up or down and he does it while countering or leading.

yeah. he just stands normal and kos somebody with 1 punch. imagine how hard his punches would be if he put all his weight into, full swing...

I'd say Stiverne and then Kovalev, I have yet to see 3G really one punch KO a boxer. Yes he put fighters down but I've seen him land repeatedly and then stop most of the people he's faced.

Wilder and Kovalev actually put fighters to sleep with one punch.

Chepppaaa wrote:

palooka wrote:It's Golovkin, he gets one punch KO's with either hand, up or down and he does it while countering or leading.

yeah. he just stands normal and kos somebody with 1 punch. imagine how hard his punches would be if he put all his weight into, full swing...

I take it you disagree with my post?

KBB wrote:I'd say Stiverne and then Kovalev, I have yet to see 3G really one punch KO a boxer. Yes he put fighters down but I've seen him land repeatedly and then stop most of the people he's faced.

Wilder and Kovalev actually put fighters to sleep with one punch.

So Einstein are you saying Stiverne or Wilder?

Chepppaaa wrote:

armageto wrote:I still think Randall Bailey has to be listed....

randall hasnt fought since 2013, for me he doesnt box anymore, i dont list him. if he would still be, than sure he still be on the list.

From what I understand, he is still active, just waiting on a good fight. I think he actually pulled out of a fight this month, not sure why though....

KBB wrote:I'd say Stiverne and then Kovalev, I have yet to see 3G really one punch KO a boxer. Yes he put fighters down but I've seen him land repeatedly and then stop most of the people he's faced.

Wilder and Kovalev actually put fighters to sleep with one punch.

GGG's wins over Macklin and Ishida were effectively one punch stoppages.

There are very few fighters who consistently score one punch knockouts against solid opponents. Even the fighters whom I would consider among boxing's best punchers (e.g. Stevenson, Wlad, GGG, Kovalev) tend to stop opponents with accumulations of blows rather than suddenly with one punch.

crusader wrote:

KBB wrote:I'd say Stiverne and then Kovalev, I have yet to see 3G really one punch KO a boxer. Yes he put fighters down but I've seen him land repeatedly and then stop most of the people he's faced.

Wilder and Kovalev actually put fighters to sleep with one punch.

GGG's wins over Macklin and Ishida were effectively one punch stoppages.

There are very few fighters who consistently score one punch knockouts against solid opponents. Even the fighters whom I would consider among boxing's best punchers (e.g. Stevenson, Wlad, GGG, Kovalev) tend to stop opponents with accumulations of blows rather than suddenly with one punch.

Geale was basically a half punch that finished him.

Wilder hands down........don't know if he can fight but he can punch!!

Wilder clearly has power but I'd like to see him consistently show it to a similar extent at a higher-level before I label him the sport's best puncher.

Cheppy, How about Marquez?

forcefraser wrote:

crusader wrote:

KBB wrote:I'd say Stiverne and then Kovalev, I have yet to see 3G really one punch KO a boxer. Yes he put fighters down but I've seen him land repeatedly and then stop most of the people he's faced.

Wilder and Kovalev actually put fighters to sleep with one punch.

GGG's wins over Macklin and Ishida were effectively one punch stoppages.

There are very few fighters who consistently score one punch knockouts against solid opponents. Even the fighters whom I would consider among boxing's best punchers (e.g. Stevenson, Wlad, GGG, Kovalev) tend to stop opponents with accumulations of blows rather than suddenly with one punch.

Geale was basically a half punch that finished him.

The Geale KO was a punch landed after he had been hit and leaning back off balance. You rarely see someone KO someone with a punch as they are leaning back and off balance. He also KO'd Rubio with one punch. Anyone who doesn't think the G-Train has one punch KO power is either blind or just plain biased.

In absolute terms, I suspect that it might be Wlad. He doesn't load-up very often, but I think he has plenty of ability to one-punch KO most fighters if he chooses to.

Berbetiev, Lemiaux...