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No punches wasted and extremely laser targeted.....

No current fighter or fighter from ANY ERA could outdo this guy's quiet assassin demeanor.....

Dont you sit here and lie to me lol....You can't get any more precise and clinical than this. This is the BEST offense I have ever seen!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LNzWHuygpw

Walker Smith Jr.

Kostya v Forrest amateur, 2nd and 3rd rounds unbelievable http://youtu.be/1c-pbD65v7E

I was there when Kostya Tszyu gave Vernon a lesson.
it was similar to the Judah fight. let him in, let him think he has a chance then BOOM.
What about Jimmy Carruthers vs Vic Towell 1954 World Bantamweight Title. Greatest One fight Defensive performance EVER
U tube this fight. 147 punches to 1. and the 1 punch that Towell threw missed. All over in One Round

I was there when Kostya Tszyu gave Vernon a lesson.
it was similar to the Judah fight. let him in, let him think he has a chance then BOOM.
What about Jimmy Carruthers vs Vic Towell 1954 World Bantamweight Title. Greatest One fight Defensive performance EVER
U tube this fight. 147 punches to 1. and the 1 punch that Towell threw missed. All over in One Round

The Don Curry that beat Milton McCrory was superb, it was an exhibition of power and precision.

The Hearns that beat James Schuler was similar.

palooka wrote:The Don Curry that beat Milton McCrory was superb, it was an exhibition of power and precision.

The Hearns that beat James Schuler was similar.

Hearn's reached his absolute peak that night,punch perfect and the best body shots i have ever seen in such a short fight.

Jack Dempsey, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3BTycNuY44

Julio Cesar Chavez Snr deserves an honourable mention with his powerful and accurate bodypunching, makes you wince even now when you watch him at his pomp. Also Tyson pre Buster Douglas was a fearsome offensive machine.

IRLangmaid25 wrote:Julio Cesar Chavez Snr deserves an honourable mention with his powerful and accurate bodypunching, makes you wince even now when you watch him at his pomp. Also Tyson pre Buster Douglas was a fearsome offensive machine.

Having watched many of Chavez snr's fights,for me he is the ultimate fighting machine,he could be right in his opponents face and hardly get hit,his pace never slowed and his body attacks were vicious,his destruction of Edwin Rosario was sickening to watch and he also had an amazing chin when he did get caught,for me he is the best all round fighter i have ever seen.

bigjack wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:Julio Cesar Chavez Snr deserves an honourable mention with his powerful and accurate bodypunching, makes you wince even now when you watch him at his pomp. Also Tyson pre Buster Douglas was a fearsome offensive machine.

Having watched many of Chavez snr's fights,for me he is the ultimate fighting machine,he could be right in his opponents face and hardly get hit,his pace never slowed and his body attacks were vicious,his destruction of Edwin Rosario was sickening to watch and he also had an amazing chin when he did get caught,for me he is the best all round fighter i have ever seen.

He was brilliant Jack; have you seen him v Francisco Tomas Da Cruz? He is astounding v an overmatched yet decent fighter.

palooka wrote:

bigjack wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:Julio Cesar Chavez Snr deserves an honourable mention with his powerful and accurate bodypunching, makes you wince even now when you watch him at his pomp. Also Tyson pre Buster Douglas was a fearsome offensive machine.

Having watched many of Chavez snr's fights,for me he is the ultimate fighting machine,he could be right in his opponents face and hardly get hit,his pace never slowed and his body attacks were vicious,his destruction of Edwin Rosario was sickening to watch and he also had an amazing chin when he did get caught,for me he is the best all round fighter i have ever seen.

He was brilliant Jack; have you seen him v Francisco Tomas Da Cruz? He is astounding v an overmatched yet decent fighter.

Yes i have that fight on tape somewhere,absolutely ruthless.

He looks so casual avoiding incoming punches and seems to have all the time in the world to choose where to land his own shots, it is so perfect it looks like it's rehearsed.

palooka wrote:He looks so casual avoiding incoming punches and seems to have all the time in the world to choose where to land his own shots, it is so perfect it looks like it's rehearsed.

True,i haven't seen such an aggressive fighter be so slippery at the same time,punches just seemed to deflect off his forearms and elbows,that's how he kept going so long at the highest level.I was gutted when he lost to Frankie Randall.

They didn't know what defense was back then lol.

NateJR wrote:They didn't know what defense was back then lol.

Benitez and Loche preceded Chavez Snr

In recent times the best fight I have seen to be punch perfect offensive would have to be when MW fought canelo , the pre fight hype of a close fight just made the schooling that MW gave out just looked as thou he couldnt miss

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bigjack wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:Julio Cesar Chavez Snr deserves an honourable mention with his powerful and accurate bodypunching, makes you wince even now when you watch him at his pomp. Also Tyson pre Buster Douglas was a fearsome offensive machine.

Having watched many of Chavez snr's fights,for me he is the ultimate fighting machine,he could be right in his opponents face and hardly get hit,his pace never slowed and his body attacks were vicious,his destruction of Edwin Rosario was sickening to watch and he also had an amazing chin when he did get caught,for me he is the best all round fighter i have ever seen.

I have seen the Rosario fight on Youtube a while back and that was an almightybeating that a great champion that Rosario took at the hands of an even greater one. i also enjoyed the Greg Haugen fight too.

Hearns is a dead cert ,Tyson as well for 3 RDS anyway Chavez seems to of become underated by some but to me he was a fighting machine and of the older fighters Dempsey and Stanley ketchel must up there

Pureist wrote:Kostya v Forrest amateur, 2nd and 3rd rounds unbelievable http://youtu.be/1c-pbD65v7E

tzsu was a very formidable and dangerous fighter. cant quite understand how he lost to hatton. I rate prime kostya as one of the very best in his division

Pureist wrote:Kostya v Forrest amateur, 2nd and 3rd rounds unbelievable http://youtu.be/1c-pbD65v7E

That's pure awesomeness

I would say if his hands had been better Calzaghe would have a mention because he had a splendid offense, I think

TempleSlave wrote:

Pureist wrote:Kostya v Forrest amateur, 2nd and 3rd rounds unbelievable http://youtu.be/1c-pbD65v7E

That's pure awesomeness

His skill set diminished under johnny Lewis, to beat Forrest as easily as he did was amazing