BoxRec

perhaps this may have been the subject of an earlier thread,but
which Boxers claimed what punch was the best that they ever landed on an opponent in the ring ?

In his 1970 autobiography Sugar Ray Robinson said that this was a "perfect punch".
(Operation KO)

Arguello v Mancini - 12th round - one of the most beautiful straight rights I've ever seen. It lands at 41:20 of the vid

The left hook that Gene Tunney knocked Bartley Madden out with in September 1925.
(You could look it Up)

"The Left hook that knocked Madden out in the third round,
after he had got up from a count of nine, was the best that I have ever delivered.
Lou Fink, my faithful trainer,
who was with me in all important matches, contends that I never hit as good a blow before or since.
Madden dived into the canvas, his flesh quivering as he was counted out"
page 190-1
A MAN MUST FIGHT
by Gene Tunney (1932)

Walcott-Charles

Marciano-Walcott

Patterson-Johansson II

Weaver-Tate

Holyfield-Douglas

Lewis-Rahman

Jake Paul vs Ben Askrin.

McCallum Curry

speaking of curry........the first left hook to drop mccory was f@cking brilliant, i think dons become pretty overrated, but that was a textbook perfect shot

The whole thing is pfp. The right before that shakes him and the left hook that drops him and the almost nonchalant follow up that puts him to sleep.

The right hand from Calvin Grove to ko Fenech was absolutely beautiful.

Holyfield's right hand counter on Douglas was special.

Benitez vs Maurice Hope right hand was pretty good.

heres mickey walker and the hardest hook anybody probably ever threw.

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Nunn poleaxing Kalambay was a cracker, no one done that to Kalambay before or after.

was reading, SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME by Rocky Graziano (1955)
the other day and came across this.
page 290
( 37th professional fight-May 1944-Washington DC )

"I flattened Tommy Mollis down in the seventh.
I didn't just flatten Mollis, I destroyed him.
I was still sore at the commisioner who didn't believe I was a fighter.
I caught Mollis one of the hardest rights I ever landed-
in the street, in the can, in the ring, anywhere.
It was a shot to the right side of his mouth.
It felt like I threw my fist into an open 110-volt socket.
It zinged down to my toes
His head snapped around and threw off a shower of white blobs-mouthpiece, drops of sweat, and his front teeth.
It was like you took a sharp knife to a row of corn on the cobb."

graziano was a fvckin poet.