Who is a harder puncher then George Foreman?
Posted: 25 Feb 2018, 09:51
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It that can mean that Shavers simply hit him cleaner in some sweeter spots.
HahaSenorPipino wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 15:23
And although Shavers supposedly hit harder, it took him six seconds longer to dispose of Caldwell.
You can look it up.Controversial wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 15:42HahaSenorPipino wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 15:23
And although Shavers supposedly hit harder, it took him six seconds longer to dispose of Caldwell.
SenorPipino wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 15:23It that can mean that Shavers simply hit him cleaner in some sweeter spots.
For the record, journeyman Caldwell was stopped by both Foreman and Shavers in the 2nd round.
And although Shavers supposedly hit harder, it took him six seconds longer to dispose of Caldwell.
Earnie Shavers didn't hit that hard... He hit the super hittable Ron Stander and Tex Cobb full bore - 2 of the most hittable Heavyweights you ever saw, but he couldn't even put them down and they both suffered KO losses to other swingers... Shavers hit Bob Stallings full bore. Stallings had more losses than wins, but survived Shavers best shots and beat him... Ron Lyle was willing trade with Ern... Ronnie didn't survive with Foreman doing that -- but he put Shavers TFO.gilgamesh wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 13:16 I don't know that anybody is a harder puncher than George Foreman
MAYBE Earnie Shavers, but I mean Foreman knocked out higher quality dudes than Earnie ever knocked out so...no off hand I can't say that there's any fighters I'd definitely say hit harder than Foreman, and the list of guys who MAYBE hit harder than Foreman is a short one.
Chisora buzzed Whyte more than once, he is not iron chinned.Kalan wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 16:21Earnie Shavers didn't hit that hard... He hit the super hittable Ron Stander and Tex Cobb full bore - 2 of the most hittable Heavyweights you ever saw, but he couldn't even put them down and they both suffered KO losses to other swingers... Shavers hit Bob Stallings full bore. Stallings had more losses than wins, but survived Shavers best shots and beat him... Ron Lyle was willing trade with Ern... Ronnie didn't survive with Foreman doing that -- but he put Shavers TFO.gilgamesh wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 13:16 I don't know that anybody is a harder puncher than George Foreman
MAYBE Earnie Shavers, but I mean Foreman knocked out higher quality dudes than Earnie ever knocked out so...no off hand I can't say that there's any fighters I'd definitely say hit harder than Foreman, and the list of guys who MAYBE hit harder than Foreman is a short one.
Foreman hit harder than Shavers -- but he couldn't put guys like Levi Forte (who was knocked out about a dozen times previoiusly), Big Foot Martin, or the ridiculously chinny Tommy Morrison away.. Ray Mercer wrecked Morrison, but couldn't get a fight with Foreman cuz he was too strong and tough.. Glass chinned Lou Saverese got cleaned out by other big hitters. Foreman couldn't do it... Crawford Grimsley was so chinny that he was knocked out in 2 seconds by the next guy he fought. George couldn't put the tyro down with his best shots... Foreman couldn't polish off punchable Alex Stewart 1 year after Mike Tyson blitzed Stewart in a single round.. Mike swung so hard he had smoke coming out of his ears.. Deadly.
The biggest hitters in Heavyweight History P4P were Jack Dempsey... Joe Louis... Mike Tyson... Deontay Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko... and Anthony Joshua... AJ never fails to win by KO... He's fighting guys who are bigger, stronger and strudier than Crawford Grimsley or Levi Forte... A quick right uppercut put iron jawed Dillian Whyte on ice. Whyte looked like a dead bird caught in a fence, but Deontay Wilder turned down a fight with Whyte... He doesn't want the comparison.
Foreman was ancient for those fights. Joshua, Wilder, and Klitschko bang, but they fail to rate with others. Wilder turned down Whyte because Joshuas people felt he had to fight and beat him, to fight their guy. Like their guy had done anything to make such demands.Kalan wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 16:21Earnie Shavers didn't hit that hard... He hit the super hittable Ron Stander and Tex Cobb full bore - 2 of the most hittable Heavyweights you ever saw, but he couldn't even put them down and they both suffered KO losses to other swingers... Shavers hit Bob Stallings full bore. Stallings had more losses than wins, but survived Shavers best shots and beat him... Ron Lyle was willing trade with Ern... Ronnie didn't survive with Foreman doing that -- but he put Shavers TFO.gilgamesh wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 13:16 I don't know that anybody is a harder puncher than George Foreman
MAYBE Earnie Shavers, but I mean Foreman knocked out higher quality dudes than Earnie ever knocked out so...no off hand I can't say that there's any fighters I'd definitely say hit harder than Foreman, and the list of guys who MAYBE hit harder than Foreman is a short one.
Foreman hit harder than Shavers -- but he couldn't put guys like Levi Forte (who was knocked out about a dozen times previoiusly), Big Foot Martin, or the ridiculously chinny Tommy Morrison away.. Ray Mercer wrecked Morrison, but couldn't get a fight with Foreman cuz he was too strong and tough.. Glass chinned Lou Saverese got cleaned out by other big hitters. Foreman couldn't do it... Crawford Grimsley was so chinny that he was knocked out in 2 seconds by the next guy he fought. George couldn't put the tyro down with his best shots... Foreman couldn't polish off punchable Alex Stewart 1 year after Mike Tyson blitzed Stewart in a single round.. Mike swung so hard he had smoke coming out of his ears.. Deadly.
The biggest hitters in Heavyweight History P4P were Jack Dempsey... Joe Louis... Mike Tyson... Deontay Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko... and Anthony Joshua... AJ never fails to win by KO... He's fighting guys who are bigger, stronger and strudier than Crawford Grimsley or Levi Forte... A quick right uppercut put iron jawed Dillian Whyte on ice. Whyte looked like a dead bird caught in a fence, but Deontay Wilder turned down a fight with Whyte... He doesn't want the comparison.
Picking guys mid career is silly because at one stage Foreman was 40-0 (37KOS) with a 24KO winning streak going into the Ali fight. Just because someone goes the distance with someone doesn't mean they can't punch, lots of huge punchers have been taken the distance that includes all the above with the exception of AJ who has only had 20 fights.Kalan wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 16:21
The biggest hitters in Heavyweight History P4P were Jack Dempsey... Joe Louis... Mike Tyson... Deontay Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko... and Anthony Joshua... AJ never fails to win by KO... He's fighting guys who are bigger, stronger and strudier than Crawford Grimsley or Levi Forte... A quick right uppercut put iron jawed Dillian Whyte on ice. Whyte looked like a dead bird caught in a fence, but Deontay Wilder turned down a fight with Whyte... He doesn't want the comparison.
I've heard guys say as a single punch Tyson wasn't the hardest. Ribalta said Smith hit the hardest, Pinklon Thomas said Weaver, Holmes says Shavers and Holyfield said Bowe. I think its more a case that Tyson hits you with several punches in the time others may have only landed one punch. Speed and volume of punches makes a difference.J-C wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 10:03 There is an interview that I have referenced may times on here before with a sparring partner of (2nd Career) Foreman, Lewis, W Klit, Holyfield, and Tua amongst others.
He said Foreman had very similar power to Tua in that both guys' could numb your face with a jab. But he seemed to feel Lewis and W. Klitschko hit harder overall.
He was a pretty decent puncher and a big guy too (17+ stone). 41 KOS in 50 wins isn't too shabby and when he fought Lewis he was 34-2 (28KOS).Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 11:55
The hardest punch Lewis ever got hit with was by Rahman, who was not a particularly hard puncher.
The iron jawed Dillian Whyte? Joshua is the only puncher he has faced and he got buzzed badly in the 1st, had a few decent rounds when Joshua was blowing and then got knocked out cold once AJ got his second wind. Chisora isn't the biggest puncher but he managed to wobble him plenty of times. Strange statement.Kalan wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 16:21Earnie Shavers didn't hit that hard... He hit the super hittable Ron Stander and Tex Cobb full bore - 2 of the most hittable Heavyweights you ever saw, but he couldn't even put them down and they both suffered KO losses to other swingers... Shavers hit Bob Stallings full bore. Stallings had more losses than wins, but survived Shavers best shots and beat him... Ron Lyle was willing trade with Ern... Ronnie didn't survive with Foreman doing that -- but he put Shavers TFO.gilgamesh wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 13:16 I don't know that anybody is a harder puncher than George Foreman
MAYBE Earnie Shavers, but I mean Foreman knocked out higher quality dudes than Earnie ever knocked out so...no off hand I can't say that there's any fighters I'd definitely say hit harder than Foreman, and the list of guys who MAYBE hit harder than Foreman is a short one.
Foreman hit harder than Shavers -- but he couldn't put guys like Levi Forte (who was knocked out about a dozen times previoiusly), Big Foot Martin, or the ridiculously chinny Tommy Morrison away.. Ray Mercer wrecked Morrison, but couldn't get a fight with Foreman cuz he was too strong and tough.. Glass chinned Lou Saverese got cleaned out by other big hitters. Foreman couldn't do it... Crawford Grimsley was so chinny that he was knocked out in 2 seconds by the next guy he fought. George couldn't put the tyro down with his best shots... Foreman couldn't polish off punchable Alex Stewart 1 year after Mike Tyson blitzed Stewart in a single round.. Mike swung so hard he had smoke coming out of his ears.. Deadly.
The biggest hitters in Heavyweight History P4P were Jack Dempsey... Joe Louis... Mike Tyson... Deontay Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko... and Anthony Joshua... AJ never fails to win by KO... He's fighting guys who are bigger, stronger and strudier than Crawford Grimsley or Levi Forte... A quick right uppercut put iron jawed Dillian Whyte on ice. Whyte looked like a dead bird caught in a fence, but Deontay Wilder turned down a fight with Whyte... He doesn't want the comparison.
Funnily enough the same guy mentioned a friend of his who was a Tyson sparring partner (just before they had to start offering big money to get people to take the job). He said exactly that. Tyson’s one shot power wasn’t off the scale, but the number of hard shots he’d get home in succession was brutal.Controversial wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 10:21I've heard guys say as a single punch Tyson wasn't the hardest. Ribalta said Smith hit the hardest, Pinklon Thomas said Weaver, Holmes says Shavers and Holyfield said Bowe. I think its more a case that Tyson hits you with several punches in the time others may have only landed one punch. Speed and volume of punches makes a difference.J-C wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 10:03 There is an interview that I have referenced may times on here before with a sparring partner of (2nd Career) Foreman, Lewis, W Klit, Holyfield, and Tua amongst others.
He said Foreman had very similar power to Tua in that both guys' could numb your face with a jab. But he seemed to feel Lewis and W. Klitschko hit harder overall.