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Lewis against Vitali

Or

Joshua against Wlad?

I was at Staples that night and you could feel that the power from that punch all the way back where I was sitting. It seemed too change the direction of the fight.

i think himself. There is a clip out there.

boxingknockout wrote:i think himself. There is a clip out there.

That's Tyson Fury

Taansend wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:i think himself. There is a clip out there.

That's Tyson Fury

Klitschko done it as well

Oiky wrote:

Taansend wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:i think himself. There is a clip out there.

That's Tyson Fury

Klitschko done it as well

He did

Both nice but have to go with the Lewis one Lewis literally ripped big Klits face open, with his uppercut.

Lewis of course. joshua didn't really fully connect like Lewis did on Vitali.

I've a feeling that Wlad saw — or at least suspected — that uppercut (even though he couldn't do much about it), whereas Vitali was caught cold. So I've voted Lewis.

The Lewis one on Vitali was brutal! How he stayed up I'll never know! I still wince now whenever I see it.

When you look at AJ's uppercut from behind Klit its stunning. Its the best shock moment ive seen in a long time in boxing. That shot was a one off.

Joshua's was better in the sense that it led to the finish, but if you look at both punches in isolation then Lewis' probably looked a bit better. Talk about snapping the head back. Vitali was absolutely nails.

Klitschko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLW2oA_FkSU

I prefer the Joshua one

Lewis because it was Vitali, if he'd landed that against Wlad he'd have gone through the Staples Center roof.

Definitely Lewis for me...AJ's didn't land totally clean or even put glass chin down, and to me it looked pretty standard as far as damaging powershots are concerned.

mimmy123 wrote:When you look at AJ's uppercut from behind Klit its stunning. Its the best shock moment ive seen in a long time in boxing. That shot was a one off.

What was shocking about it? AJ has won by uppercut KO before, and it's not as if him stopping Wlad should've been any major surprise.

It didn't even land flush or drop a chinny 41-year-old who had been down earlier in the fight and about 12 other times in his career, so I don't see what was so special or once in a lifetime about it. In fact, I'd rather take that uppercut than the one AJ KO'd Whyte with...

crusader wrote:

mimmy123 wrote:When you look at AJ's uppercut from behind Klit its stunning. Its the best shock moment ive seen in a long time in boxing. That shot was a one off.

What was shocking about it? AJ has won by uppercut KO before, and it's not as if him stopping Wlad should've been any major surprise.

It didn't even land flush or drop a chinny 41-year-old who had been down earlier in the fight and about 12 other times in his career, so I don't see what was so special or once in a lifetime about it. In fact, I'd rather take that uppercut than the one AJ KO'd Whyte with...

No, what I mean by shock moment was like something that made you jump. soon as I saw that uppercut from behind it was like Klits head was about to come off for that split moment and it sort of made me jump, so im claiming that to be a shock moment, for me.

A time saying AJs uppercut - doesn't know boxing. lol

Joshua's looked better aesthetically, but Lewis's was definitely a better punch.

The Lewis one for me.

I still have zero idea how Vitali took that.

I am more concerned that people think "uppercut" is a verb.

Both great punches, impossible to choose between.