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1.Amir Khan
2.Gary Russell Jr
3.Guillermo Rigondeaux
4.Manny Pacquiao
5.Nonito Donaire
6.Yuriorkis Gamboa
7.Roman Gonzalez
8.Anthony Joshua
9.Andre Ward
10.James Degale
11.Adrien Broner
12.Jorge Linares
13.Paulie Malignaggi
14.Vasy Lomachenko
15.Naoya Inoue
16.Erislandy Lara
17.Sadam Ali
18.Timothy Bradley
19.Zab Judah

No Vasyl Lomachenko on your top 17 list, Brut?

Yet you have Gary Russell Jr as #2.

No.1 Naoya Inoue.

Freedom2013 wrote:No Vasyl Lomachenko on your top 17 list, Brut?

Yet you have Gary Russell Jr as #2.

Oh because Vasyl Lomachenko defeated Gary Russell he can't be ranked number2 ,that still don't change the fact,that Russell has some of the quickest & fastest hands in boxing today but that bothers you.Why is this guy Lomachenko so important when he only had 6 professional fights,yes he has talent but there are others in boxing accomplished way more than he did.So quick to point out Russell's lost to Lomachenko buy want say Russell is the wbc featherweight champ and also Russell didn't lose big on the scoreboards to Lomachenko either.

Larrylefthook wrote:No.1 Naoya Inoue.

I don't know bro who you thinks faster Amir Khan are Naoya Inoue?

psychod1986 wrote:

Larrylefthook wrote:No.1 Naoya Inoue.

I don't know bro who you thinks faster Amir Khan are Naoya Inoue?

5 years ago I would say Amir but he looks to have slowed a bit to me, Inoue is very accurate its incredible too whereas Amir throws and misses so much.

Larrylefthook wrote:

psychod1986 wrote:

Larrylefthook wrote:No.1 Naoya Inoue.

I don't know bro who you thinks faster Amir Khan are Naoya Inoue?

5 years ago I would say Amir but he looks to have slowed a bit to me, Inoue is very accurate its incredible too whereas Amir throws and misses so much.

True dat

psychod1986 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:No Vasyl Lomachenko on your top 17 list, Brut?

Yet you have Gary Russell Jr as #2.

Russell didn't lose big on the scoreboards to Lomachenko either.

Are you referring to that one card that had it a draw?

Come on Brut, be fair. It was a clear and wide decision in the eyes of anyone who isn't either biased or blind.

Freedom2013 wrote:

psychod1986 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:No Vasyl Lomachenko on your top 17 list, Brut?

Yet you have Gary Russell Jr as #2.

Russell didn't lose big on the scoreboards to Lomachenko either.

Are you referring to that one card that had it a draw?

Come on Brut, be fair. It was a clear and wide decision in the eyes of anyone who isn't either biased or blind.

Okay it was but Lomachenko has lost also,he lost to Orlando Salido so there even.

psychod1986 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:

psychod1986 wrote: Russell didn't lose big on the scoreboards to Lomachenko either.

Are you referring to that one card that had it a draw?

Come on Brut, be fair. It was a clear and wide decision in the eyes of anyone who isn't either biased or blind.

Okay it was but Lomachenko has lost also,he lost to Orlando Salido so there even.

But Loma lost due to bad judging, someone who weighed in much bigger and was huge on fight night, and an overall horrible officiating from Lawrence Cole who permitted low blows and other dirty tactics.

Lomachenko beat Russell in a fair fight. So it's unjust to have him at #14 and Russell at #2.

Russell is indeed very fast, that's why defeating him looks very good on Vasyl's resume. I'm not saying Russell should be below the top 5, I'm saying Loma should be in the top 5 for hand speed (and Loma isn't one of my favorites because he's not a hard enough puncher).

Kosei Tanaka,when he lets combos go they are amazingly fast and accurate...his feet are among the quickest too...

psychod1986 wrote:1.Amir Khan
2.Gary Russell Jr
3.Guillermo Rigondeaux
4.Manny Pacquiao
5.Nonito Donaire
6.Yuriorkis Gamboa
7.Roman Gonzalez
8.Anthony Joshua
9.Andre Ward
10.James Degale
11.Adrien Broner
12.Jorge Linares
13.Paulie Malignaggi
14.Vasy Lomachenko
15.Naoya Inoue
16.Erislandy Lara
17.Sadam Ali
18.Timothy Bradley
19.Zab Judah

good list, well done. to me garry #1 in terms of speed


if we talk footspeed its inoue to me
handspeed gary

What's the next thread, psychod?

A list of the slowest fighters? A list of the lightest punchers? A list of the strongest fighters? A list of the weakest fighters? All just thrown tackily together with whatever name pops into your head?

Boxing Prospect wrote:Kosei Tanaka,when he lets combos go they are amazingly fast and accurate...his feet are among the quickest too...

Saludar beat him to the punch over and over

Marlon Tapales

No way is Joshua anywhere near a top twenty.

psychod1986 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:No Vasyl Lomachenko on your top 17 list, Brut?

Yet you have Gary Russell Jr as #2.

Oh because Vasyl Lomachenko defeated Gary Russell he can't be ranked number2 ,that still don't change the fact,that Russell has some of the quickest & fastest hands in boxing today but that bothers you.Why is this guy Lomachenko so important when he only had 6 professional fights,yes he has talent but there are others in boxing accomplished way more than he did.So quick to point out Russell's lost to Lomachenko buy want say Russell is the wbc featherweight champ and also Russell didn't lose big on the scoreboards to Lomachenko either.

As I recall Russell did lose pretty damn wide to Lomachenko. Something like 9 rounds out of 12 or 10 rounds out of 12. It wasn't a close fight.

Freedom2013 wrote:

psychod1986 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:Are you referring to that one card that had it a draw?

Come on Brut, be fair. It was a clear and wide decision in the eyes of anyone who isn't either biased or blind.

Okay it was but Lomachenko has lost also,he lost to Orlando Salido so there even.

But Loma lost due to bad judging, someone who weighed in much bigger and was huge on fight night, and an overall horrible officiating from Lawrence Cole who permitted low blows and other dirty tactics.

Lomachenko beat Russell in a fair fight. So it's unjust to have him at #14 and Russell at #2.

Russell is indeed very fast, that's why defeating him looks very good on Vasyl's resume. I'm not saying Russell should be below the top 5, I'm saying Loma should be in the top 5 for hand speed (and Loma isn't one of my favorites because he's not a hard enough puncher).

lo, bad judging???? Salido was a clear winner.....now Salido was a dirty punk for not making weight and I'm sure that helped in his victory.

Russell is by far faster but he still fights like he's in the amateurs whereas Loma is precise.

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:Kosei Tanaka,when he lets combos go they are amazingly fast and accurate...his feet are among the quickest too...

Saludar beat him to the punch over and over

Yeah, I was really unimpressed by Kosei in that bout, the speed he showed against Yedras just...wasn't there

hurricanemitch14 wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:

psychod1986 wrote: Okay it was but Lomachenko has lost also,he lost to Orlando Salido so there even.

But Loma lost due to bad judging, someone who weighed in much bigger and was huge on fight night, and an overall horrible officiating from Lawrence Cole who permitted low blows and other dirty tactics.

Lomachenko beat Russell in a fair fight. So it's unjust to have him at #14 and Russell at #2.

Russell is indeed very fast, that's why defeating him looks very good on Vasyl's resume. I'm not saying Russell should be below the top 5, I'm saying Loma should be in the top 5 for hand speed (and Loma isn't one of my favorites because he's not a hard enough puncher).

lo, bad judging???? Salido was a clear winner.....now Salido was a dirty punk for not making weight and I'm sure that helped in his victory.

Russell is by far faster but he still fights like he's in the amateurs whereas Loma is precise.

Bad refereeing would've been a more accurate statement.

By far faster? Nothing in their fight suggested that. Granted, a lot of that had to do with Lomachenko's wide edge in skills and footwork, but there wasn't a notable handspeed edge either way. Overall I know who looked faster, though.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:Kosei Tanaka,when he lets combos go they are amazingly fast and accurate...his feet are among the quickest too...

Saludar beat him to the punch over and over

Yeah, I was really unimpressed by Kosei in that bout, the speed he showed against Yedras just...wasn't there

Probably had trouble making the weight. Looks like he'll be moving up to light fly.

Some of the comments on here, wtf. Because Lomo beats Russell he deserves to be ahead for quickest hands?

Quick hands end up being worthless without good footwork. Khan is a good example of that.

I like Joshua but I don't think he should be that high on this list.

I've surprised noone mentioned (might have missed it) Gervonta Davis...