Top 20 Hardest Punching Heavyweights of All Time
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Re-uploaded because of the many requests, was blocked because of an instrumental I used...can any long time subscribers recognise which beat is different?
Honourable mentions - Lennox Lewis, Vitali Klitschko and Shannon Briggs.
frazier to liston was changed, remembered it because it was probably my favourite part of the video lol
Death Vybz I had a feeling you’d be the one with the answer. My favorite part of the video too, I synced the knockouts with the beat too, gutted I had to change it
It really was very well made! Saying that the substitute beat is nice and almost menacing in a way which really suits liston in his part.
Rainy Day Boxing the one on joe Frazier. That was slaughter house. My jaw dropped when I heard the new beat. What is called btw because it sounds great.
Tyler Ross what is the instrumental for Frazier!! Sick beat
Rip to Joe Louis, Sonny Liston,and Tommy Morrison
You’re forgetting alotta fighters….
3 of my all time favorites
And Rocky Marciano and other
@@Lonelysportofboxing fr
@@Lonelysportofboxing those 3 are his favourites obviously
Some great quotes about George Foreman from Evander Holyfield:
"I was throwing rocks, he was throwing boulders"
"Nobody hit me harder than George Foreman"
"Even if it glanced off my shoulder it hurt"
Love it, and Foreman was in his 40's. Holyfield said he went back to his corner and asked then if George had knocked out all his teeth...
Our sparring partners were better .... Teddy Atlas 😂
The time put into this video is evident. Amazing
Professional User Cheers mate!
Sonny Liston was a beast
Nice to see Jack Dempsey finally get some respect. Most of these UA-cam lists seem to indicate that there was no Boxing before the 1940's, and the 40's only make their lists because of Joe Louis. Dempsey was a total animal. A downright scary force in the ring. Could knock out an opponent with either hand. The ultimate fast starter. 26 1st round knockouts. Nuff said.
Loaded Gloves for the title winning willard fight.
Jack Dempsey Would NOT get in the RING with a half blind Near 40 Year old Sam Langford.
Or any other Black Fighter for that matter.
Him and Tunney were typical so called Champions of the there day.
@@WZ912 that theory is fake cleveland williams tested the plastor paris handwrap theory and in the magazine it didnt work worth shieet so no ur lying
@@WZ912 his gloves were not loaded with anything, that’s a misconception. People thought that because the news exaggerated Willard’s injuries of which you can only get with a loaded glove. Willard recovered normally though and was not hurt like the news said he was. And Sam Langford was a total monster, even Jack Johnson avoided a rematch with him even with sporting a 50-60 pound advantage
Mike Tyson idolized him. That tell you everything.
There were misconceptions about the Dempsey-Willard fight. Dempsey did not cave in Willard's face/shatter his jaw during that fight. No teeth were knocked out either. Those notions originated from a man who was in the ring after the fight ended, and was interviewed by a newspaper reporter. The man claimed, or at least gave the impression that he was a physician; when in fact, he was not. Willard said numerous times that, while he certainly got the piss beat out of him, and his face was red and bloody, his jaw was unbroken and all teeth were intact after the fight.
"Sonny Liston hit harder than me"
'Big' George Foreman
Big George Forman was being nice; (never fought young sonny liston 1950/very early 1960s sonny liston )
@@lloydkline1518 liston was faster and bigger than foreman. Also Liston was an outboxer very technical and was a left handed puncher. So he definitely did hit harder than foreman full power
@@coachingconfidant2785 young george forman was a monster; george forman like 6 foot 4 inched i guessing ,; george forman didn"t have a complex boxing style: but effective: with sonny liston which one early 1960s sonny liston : beatup floyd patternson or oldie sonny liston lost to cassass clsy 1964& 1965
@@lloydkline1518 George Foreman has a perception and reputation that makes him seem like a hrder puncher than he really is. George Foreman wasn't effective. He had alot of weaknesses that got exploited. All he had was strength, power, and an amazing chin. He wasn't a good boxer hence why he got fed alot of bums
@@coachingconfidant2785 george formam has zsaid young george forman he didn"t train that hard like run for fews a day : he beatjoe frazier; ken norton; lost to Ali& jimmy young ;;:etc etc joe frazier had deadly lefty hook ; Ali had trouble with ken norton ;; modern boxing had better machine weights even in the 1980s ; george forman 6 foot 4 inches ; george forman weakness didn"t have boxing dancing moves ;; or ali or evander holyman boxing strategy mind ;; mike tyson ❤️ phonebooth fighting matches
My man Max Baer made it in, so good to see him get recognition.
I heard on Cinderella Man he wasn’t portrayed like in real life
Jeftro father (Beverly hillbillies )
He should have been ranked much higher. Same with Louis.
Yeah, Ron Howard did Baer dirty. That's why I wont't watch the film. Max Baer was a kind, gentle man outside the ring. My grandmother said, "Max Baer would have been champ forever if he hadn't been such a clown." She also said, "Oh, he was beautiful!"
He should be higher, he knocked a man's brain loose for cry out loud!
And shouldnt Joe louis should be ranked higher because he beat the shit out of both the baer brothers !?
@@LonelysportofboxingSports Illustrated did a feature on him called Tears of a Clown. Very ad and tragic figure, he hated that he killed men in the ring. And could never bring the kind of fury he needed to win fights. That's why he clowned so much. Nothing like the character he played in The Harder They fall, either.
19:59
That’s my personal favorite Foreman moment. He sent that guy’s mouthpiece to the moon!
Whats crazy is that the punch didnt even look hard. Looked like foreman tapped him and his mouthpiece just flew out like he was in a car accident lol
@@3ncore706 That's the older, kinder George. You'll notice he just waited for him to go down instead of making sure.
@@3ncore706 Tony was almost KOed in the 1st with a hard jab from Mercer, and Tony was like 200 pounds. Earnie never had a person basically running away from him because his shots were that hard, so Earnie didn't hit close to as hard as multiple guys from the 80s, let alone the 90s. Now, see how you shouldn't just believe in quotes? Watch the matches. Look at the reactions. Look at the punches that landed. Mercer landed 4 clean jabs in the 1st round and then 1 cross that dropped Tony real fast; that was the best punch, and that only took to exactly the time. In the first two minutes and 18 seconds, you won't find any match ever to drop anybody that fast from his cross, and like I said, you won't find anybody that small who basically had to run away just to survive his shots. Jerry, another basically lhw vs. a hw mercer, had to resort to not trading because his weight was too small. He hit Jerry too hard in the first at exactly 1 minute and 23 seconds. Jerry gets caught and is hurt. No match ever foreman or ernie has ever hit anybody that hard or easy in the first with those few shots made in the first. Should I name the multiple guys who not only tanked foreman/Earnie shots? It will all be flawed. When I just gave you faces, Jerry and Tony basically had to stay away and run because they were too small,being even grazed and in danger,taking fewer shots to fall,but foreman and earn hit so-called harder? how when no match shows people they fought gave that same effect, and in the first at that
@@3ncore706 wrong Norton vs earn ken took multiple shots in 1st just standing there in the corner
Larry the 2nd toughest person earn fought 1st round,earn catches him with a right they even say it was the same shot that caught ali,earn was hurt not in danger then earn catches him 2 times after 1 was clean then the next grazed,Larry shock it off easy,earn keeps hitting him with weak shots hoping to land his best punch his right,the weak shots don't seem to do much damage
2nd round not long after it start earn catches him with his cross clearly clean yes hard,Larry wasn't in trouble at all,then Larry gets caught again clean wasn't very hurt,these are only examples I can name many more from multiple matches
@@sindento1942 that guy isn't sane he thinks quotes can alter video I exsposed him
This was epic.
Incredible, subbed. It's such a tough call but I think you got it right. For me Foreman was the hardest puncher ever. The thing with Foreman (especially when he was young) he could be wild and clumsy. He didn't catch fighters as clean as some of the others on this list, still even with glancing blows Foreman could turn fighters to mush.
surprisingly I didn't see Chuvalo and Carnera on the list.
By a ko percentage yes foreman is the number 1 but remember they're not fought a the same opponent maybe some of them has a knockout record againts a boxer with weak chin and maybe some is really knocking out a hard tough opponents thats why i still not convince for any list base only their percentages of ko for me those percentages is just 10% of the process to determined who really is the hardest puncher to all of them
I see it the same also foreman could hit hard from any angle with both hands and in quick succession he is probably the physically strongest man in the list
Ernie Shavers is arguably the hardest puncher in HW history, he could throw from any angle with either hand with the same power and he also had one of the greatest chins of all time. He was a big contributor in the brain dama Ali & Frazier suffered as well as a huge contributor in ruining Fraziets eye site.
Yep, and that is why George Foreman avoided Earnie Shavers like the damned PLAGUE. The same could be said for many other fighters of his era.
Joe Louis was the most beautiful combination punching Heavyweight ever.Simply beautiful.
I'm not Ali's biggest fan but look at the monsters he fought.
He crossed gloves with a bigger collection of premier league bangers than any other heavyweight.
Foreman
Liston
Frazier
Shavers
Lyle
Mac Foster
Others who he fought who could whack were Jerry Quarry, Patterson and Henry Cooper.
The 70's is the golden era for heavies, no question.
He also demolished Cleveland williams
And ken norton
@@ascendantking2178 Don't forget that he demolished an out of prime Cleveland
@@PabloElChefe True, but he would still have beaten Him anytime tbf
dont forget cleveland williams
I liked the transition from Joe Louis to Sonny Liston when they were hitting the punching bags
Marciano and Dempsey were downright Scary!
Not really.
@@bossplayermfs5972 neither could be ranked if they were in the 70's imo -too damn small
@@timmullens9479 Yea cause they’re not heavyweights Marciano was 185 lbs and Dempsey was like 188 lbs so they definitely wouldn’t be ranked amongst 70s heavyweights and up.
@@bossplayermfs5972 you have no brain
@@kisamehoshigaki8917 Your mother will tell you different coward.
My favorite video made by you. A real classic. Like always, keep up the good work👊👊👊
Sugar Ray Appreciate your support bud!
Rocky was a monster puncher
The way Mike Tyson put his full body into his punches is something everybody should learn from. It's not just about impact, but to drive your fist through/into your opponent. You want the right technique to put as much force into your punch as possible.
Mikes punches were more about speed and throwing where the other person couldn’t see it not really about power
Exactly what Jack Dempsey did he would punch through his opponent. Tyson said he used to study Dempsey.
@@BlackWolf-el3guit’s both Tyson is very heavy handed and if he always caught opponents when they couldn’t see he would get Julian Jackson type of knockouts
A great classic. Thank you , for reuploading it champ. 🥊 💙
Absolutely brilliant!! loved the video, made my day, I wouldn't argue with any of your placements.
17:30 Larry Holmes died for a split second. How did he get up from that punch?
Nobody knows how, but he had the heart of a champion.
I read it, but I still can't believe it.
Apparently he hit his head on the canvas so hard it woke him up.
Yeah, incredibly he defeated Shavers also!
It appears that if hit that hard you kind of stunned so that your mind does not knows it hurts
Fantastic compilation. Baer wqa there🤗 Tua was a forgotten gem and Dempsey and Tyson were the most ferocious HW:s, ever.
You the real mvp for this
One of my favorites! thx for this great upload.
Brilliant summation. Major Kudos! Loved it!
I Remember This, Beautiful
Seeing that Floyd Patterson made it in the list makes me happy because for being lighter than most heavyweights in his era where heavyweights actually started to get bigger and heavier Floyd was able to punch em just as hard with his amazing speed and his peek a boo style
Thanks for the upload, one of my favourite videos on your chanel 👍
Great video man
Morrison knocked that guy out with a jab!!!
Amazing list! Thanks for putting in Cooney! Him, tua and Vitali are are the most underrated 1 punch KO artist ever.
You always make the greatest Boxing boxing videos in UA-cam, keep up the awesome work bro!!
Awesome video man, you did your thing in making this video.
Great video! Nice to see Razor Ruddock get some love. Would've had Wladimir much higher but it's all opinion based and I respect yours. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
George Foreman's punches lift his opponents off the ground 😲
Thank you for the hit list. Loved the way you synced many of the knockouts on beat. Amy of these killers would have reigned today without a doubt using the same training regiments and nutrition as today.
Amazing video! I love it👍
I think Frank Bruno possibly should've have been an honourable mention in this list.
45 fights, 40 wins, 38 KO's
Bruno had some real power in his punches.
I know there could be a debate about some of the quality of Bruno's opponents but there's no doubt he had an incredibly hard punch.
I was going to comment the same thing. Bruno had a very hard punch. If an opponent got hit cleanly by him it was game over. If only he boxed a bit more clever and held on to get a break instead of going forward he wouldn’t have ran out of steam in some fights and might have won the world title a bit sooner.
@@mrkipling2201 no, not Bruno.
Langford and Satterfield had to be the most two avoided fighters during their time.Race had to play a part.
Sam not only was the most feared fighter......but he also is the hardest puncher and one of the scariest as well
Satterfield had kinda soft whiskers (13 KO losses, some to middleweights like Lamotta)
Race has a part in everything.
Always since Cain and Abel.
Be smart
Face it
Like any opponent.
Beat it or join it.
@@jacobnieves9505 satterfield hit lamota the hardest even put a dent in lamotas skull satterfield started as a middleweight then went up to heavyweight due to the money u get from that class he couldve had a crack at the title but got kayoed by ezzard charles, satterfield was a true heavyweight with that power he has but he couldnt take getting wacked to the head much oh yeah and his power even shows how he kayoed cleveland williams and williams was out cold for SIX minutes straigh before he was revived now that tells u how much hard satterfield hits
When you are avoided from title fights in 5 Divisions including Heavyweight!....you are a bad ass.
When the 1st Black Heavyweight Champion of WORLD At 6'2 200 YOU at 5.6 150 pounds……..you are a bad ass.bad ass.
When you have to keep yourself from KILLING "The Michigan Assassin" WITH YOUR BARE HANDS LOL!....you are a bad ass.
When a Prime Jack Dempsey Would NOT get in the RING with YOU half blind and Near 40 Year old....you are a bad ass.
Sam has put more men to sleep than a chic movie
Sam Langford is the True P4P G.O.A.T!......and God of War.
Harry Greb, Henry ArmStrong, and Sugar Ray Robinson, seem ordinary in comparison.
Great work Rainy Day!
Nice smooth and epically done
Very solid vid. I'd put Shavers at the top though. Even Foreman admitted he was glad he never fought Shavers because of his power
Honestly if those had ever fought it would have definitely been explosive
Even though he was only third, Earnie Shavers had the only entry that had implemented quotes from other boxers.
When everyone to have fought both him and Foreman say Shavers hit harder, and to have Muhammad Ali say he was his toughest and hardest hitting opponent, you KNOW he's a force to be reckoned with.
Im surprised how hard he was able to hit for his size. both in height and in weight and muscular size that he had.
@@joshforeman1723
dude I still don’t know how Larry Holmes was able to get up from that overhand right from Earnie Shavers… unbelievable
@@Exploretheearthh Larry Holmes wasn’t going to lose. He had come to win that day…
There's a big reason why Shavers was third. Although his punching power was unquestionable, he got knocked out a lot. A LOT. Man had 14 losses on his record and 2/3rds of those were knockout losses. Can't put him above Iron Mike and Big George.
@@Exploretheearthh Larry Holmes himself said that he was fortunate. The punch itself knocked him out cold. But his head crashing into the canvas took him out of it. He said if it wasn't for the canvas doing that, he would've been knocked out.
Top notch vid man. Well done. Great music too. How this vid doesn't have millions of views and likes is beyond me🤷🏻♂️
Excellent content 👏👏👏
I gotta say,,,, you hit the nail on the head with this one. In that exact order. Even highlights of Sam Langford. Who was only 5'7. That background music is very inspirational. I now rock out to that. Keep doing what you're doing.
James Richardson Cheers mate! Glad you enjoyed it
The Boston Bonecrusher aka Sam Langford he was Mike Tyson before Mike Tyson and then fought some these greatest fighters from hw to lw to ever step in the ring. Jack Johnson, Joe Gans, Jack Blackburn just to name a few.
His reach is incredible as well. with his height only 5'7 he had a long arm for that height.
Watching this while on lsd was truly amazing. I have a new found respect for big George, he was indeed incredible knocking guys out at an old age.
LMAO
Wow nice work
Mate, your videos are f-ing awesome. And that music...90s instrumentals are best that genre ever made. Sub def and much respect for all on the list. Especially Big George. Living legend.
The best and most iconic instrumentals definitely came from the 90s. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the sub!
You should make one of these for each weight class
My Top 10
(For what its worth I'm 47 and been a Boxing fanatic since 1980).
Not an elderly historian, but not a punk kid born in 2006.
1. Big George
2. Shavers
3. Tyson
4. Ron Lyle
5. Tua
6. C.Williams
7. Cooney
8. Vladimir
9. Liston
10. Frazier
Marciano's before your time then?
Mine
1. Archie Moore
2. Joe Louis
3. Sam LangFord
4. George Foreman
5. Earnie Shavers
6. Rocky Marciano
7. Jack Dempsey
8. Mike Tyson
9. Ron Lyle
10. Joe Frazier
@@jah1480
Archie Moore isn’t really in the top 5 when it comes to pure power, he was a master knockout artist who had excellent timing, precision, and setups to achieve his kos.
@@Uuyrijies1123 yea ik this comment was 6 months ago 😂. George Foreman or Sonny Liston is the hardest puncher
@@jah1480
Oh, it’s cool.
Mine is Foreman, he threw arm punches and knocked guys out.
@Rainy Day Boxing: Awesome video!!!! I learned heaps! just been training for like 4.5 months, but this video taught me heaps! Aloha from the 808 Honolulu Chinatown Vato!!
Just Brilliant!
I’m Sonny Liston I'm Jack Dempsey, there is no one like me I’m from their cloth!
- Mike Tyson
Proud to say Joe Louis was my first cousin, was honored to learn that I'm related to the champ with the longest title streak as champion. Rest easy cuz🥊
Thats awsome
He was my dad's favourite fighter.
My dad said Joe Louis was the best thing the Americans sent us during the war.
I love Bomber Joe too.
great vid bro! Respect the list and effort you put into it also
Cheers bud, appreciate the love!
The way the beat drops in time with Marcianos blows is great 👌🏻
1-shavers
2-liston
3-foreman
4-Tyson
5-Lyle
Wilder and Bruno?
@@g-man1035 wtf
As a 60 year observer of heavyweights, my Top 5 is different.
#1 Sonny Liston; #2 George Foreman; #3 Mike Tyson; #4 Joe Louis; #5 Rocky Marciano.
PS, thanks for not including Ali.
Ali WASN'T a hard puncher. He just KNOCKED OUT Hard Punchers!
I'd have in 6th place Ron lyle , that dude could really bang
Sorry but despite what people say I cant put Liston in the Top 4 at 78% Ko's... Foreman Tyson and Marciano are ALL 10% Higher
@@alivstyson1864 That's fine, IF all you base your rankings on is stats. Sonny Liston, from about 1956 to '63 was literally the scariest man alive. Look at how Floyd Patterson wilted just standing three feet away from him before both their fights began. George Foreman had a similar effect on opponents in his first boxing career, and that's why he's my No. 2 all-time great. Boxing is more than KO percentage; it's also about the fear factor. You have to admire any man who dared to face the five on my list.
@@AnnieVanAuken Yea I get it BUT we were talking about How Hard Guys Hit period. We ALL agree Liston hit harder than Ali yet Ali beat him Twice.
Respectable list. ✊🏿
Please add the years next time, but I really enjoyed the video, I’m subscribing
My G
17:03 RIP Earnie Shavers 🙏🏼
I fuckin love this channel
where the HELL do you get all this footage??? crazy man. and GOLD, by the way... thank you
Great video. TOP3 is always Tyson-Foreman-Shavers (in no order). Then comes the rest.
Ali said Shavers hit harder than Foreman. Holmes said Shavers hit harder than Tyson.
Shavers doesn't belong in the conversation, his punching power is grossly exaggerated.
@GRap TheGOAT
Freddie has no way of knowing that for sure, but Wladimir is definitely top 5 all time, along with Tyson, Foreman, Lewis, and Liston.
That's exactly what I was thinking. But all of these in this list have/had the god given power to turn brains into mashed potatoes.
@@michaeltrumph121 everyone who shared the ring with both shavers and foreman said that shavers hit harder, 6-7 people have gone on record to say shavers hit harder, this cannot be ignored.
1:27 Jesus chirst!.. Clevland williams gotta be the most genetically freakish boxer of all time, Look at the veins bursting out of his legs. This was without weight training, supplements or modern day nutrition..
I think Sonny Liston was probably the most genetically freakish Boxer of all time. Standing at 6’1”, he had the reach of a 7’ man. He had massive 15 1/2 inch fists and a huge upper body built for delivering crushing blows to his opponents.
Max H. He has the perfect body for a HW boxer
I think mike tyson was the most intimidating boxer, but i gotta admit he did not have those THICC legs luke Cleveland did
julian falken having thick legs does not help you in any way, it’s just extra weight you don’t need to carry and I don’t even know why you are mentioning Tyson
Mr. Demi man im just complementing them legs, and yes, legs do help if they are in the right shape, most of your power come from the legs, and im mentioning mike tyson because we are talking about intimidating looking boxers
Interesting list - like a mix up of who'd you would expect to be here, taking wins by knockout, rounds, etc into account.🥊
Love it
Great work luv the list Gorge foreman is the hardest hitter hands down 👍
hmm...... maybe sam langford instead
@@ashergraham7497 langford hit hard but was no where near foremans weight and foreman hit exceptionally hard even for someone of his size
@@logan51726 Sam koed heavyweights at 175 ish lbs, and soo,e unconscious. That’s why IMO he’s the hardest puncher
@@ashergraham7497 for sure he did but heavyweights were also smaller then, p4p he might have hit harder idk but not harder generally speaking
George always said sonny hit harder than him
Man Gerry Cooney is a beast.
Oh yea even george foreman said he hit him harder with his left hook than joe frazier
Cooneys left was no joke.
@@TheAngryCanadian Frazier never hit Foreman clean with his hook.
@@H.K.5 maybe he did but george has a chin of iron
@@H.K.5 he landed his fair share in the 2nd fight
Perfect
this is art
wich was the name of song that you remove ? names pls it was my favourite part
It was the instrumental of "On the House" by a rap group named Slaughterhouse. Here's the link ua-cam.com/video/9tuWMEC4DZo/v-deo.html&index=2&list=PLg-_RncmkfkFdvyncihLftP9b5AzOah6p I liked that part too but I like the beat he replaced it with too.
Love that. I suspect Earnie was the hardest puncher of all, but George was a better boxer. Great music and editing.
The hardest puncher is the boston bonecrusher: Sam Langford
@@ashergraham7497 nope
@@cruelleader4782 hahahahaha. He was because of the amount of knockouts, fear factor(jack Johnson and jack Dempsey both avoided him), competition, and power on its own. That’s why he is the best puncher ever
@@ashergraham7497 Best puncher, maybe. But the hardest?
@@combatsportlover6919 yes, the hardest puncher
Marciano- GREAT VIDEO - ALL THESE GUYS HAD RIDICULOUS KO POWER
Lyle v Foreman. My favorite fight of all time
Those Big Men represent like no others the craft of developing accuracy, timing and POWER. Positively surprised of seeing in your list boxers like Tua or Williams, who sadly never managed to capture a world title. Great idea to combine everyday life with fighting and training footage Rainy Day Boxing Style!
My list (for RAW punch power, not best punchers):
1. Earnie Shavers
2. George Foreman
3. Sonny Liston
4. Rocky Marciano
5. Mike Tyson
6. Jack Dempsey
7. Ron Lyle
8. Lennox Lewis
9. Max Baer
10. Sam Langford
Lachlan big george would be 1 on this list because he didn't even have full body punching mechanics like shavers and he's still comparable to him.
Ken Norton punched harder then marciano
Joe Frazier should be #4 not marciano
1.ernie shavers
2.mike tyson
3.george foreman
4.tommy morrison
5.jack Dempsey
@@everlastingpromise1173 Evander Holyfield said that Foreman hit harder
Nice song by the way
The songs and time-put let me keep watching this video.
ITS BACK
feel like sonny and Cleveland should change place considering how both of their fights went
nah just cause getting knocked out dont mean you hit less harder than anyone cleveland hit harder than liston dude
The soundtrack goes amazingly with the clips. Use Headphones if you're not already using them. You're welcome.
Fantastic movie!
Great video and channel, I liked and subscribed.
Great choice of music....
ALWAYS.
Keep up the great work 🤔👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I am thinking that it was George Foreman's punches that messed with Muhammad Ali's brain on that rumble in the jungle fight.🙄
It probably was, hes the 2nd hardest puncher ever
Lmao casual
@@reinaldomanuel8488 what? What do u mean
What made Max Baer so good is that he was also a tricky boxer,along with his power
Man... the patented Razor Ruddock shovel hook... you KNOW that hurt.
I like it
Marciano might be the hardest puncher of all time
Marciano was small for a heavyweight... 185 lbs? Or thereabouts.
On the other hand the more you beat on him, the more pissed off he became.
nah
Hardest punchers would be: 1. Shavers 2. Liston 3. Foreman
No, you are wayyyyy wrong! It's Tyson and 2nd Max Baer and next David Tua,....how about Ali?
Tyson, Shavers, Marciano, Louis, all put their life into the punch. Foreman only his shoulder.
I crying off how the music is timed with the KO's!🤣🤣🤣
Earnie Shavers hit the hardest. Ali who fought both Earnie and Foreman said Earnie hit harder and Larry Holms who thought both Mike Tyson and Earnie Shavers said Shavers hit harder
I think he put tyson higher because tyson had power and precision
@@ascendantking2178 true but so did shavers, dont get ne wrong, Mike Tyson was a monster of a puncher but not like Shavers, Shavers was the number 1 hardest puncher.
@@thewanderer8720 true. Shavers was retiring men after he fought them. I still don't know how an out of shape out of prime muhamamd ali beat him
@@ascendantking2178 Ali said he hit harder then Forman and Holifeild said Foreman hit hard then Mike Tyson
Alì wasn't hit by a REAL uppercut or hook of Foreman. But he was hit by real punches of Shavers.
Based on this footage alone, out of all 20 featured fighters the most concussive hitter was Floyd Patterson, those guys he sparked out were totally out, no trying to get up as they were truly out cold. Secondly rating foreman and Tyson power higher than shavers power is laughable.
Patterson probably has the quickest hands of anyone on this list. When he landed they definitely didn't see it coming.
@@combatsportlover6919 yep he was the fastest and most explosive heavyweight,he can throw combo so fast damn
Just like bigger tommy hearns
cleve williams was the fastest puncher with the hardest hit that was fast patterson hit faster but not as hard as williams ernie hit harder than williams but not as fast williams was claimed to hit just as hard and if not “HARDER” than liston as some boxers claim
Very well researched and put together list. Or any given day these punchers could have knocked anyone out. Foreman deserved to be number one because of the longevity of his career. As they say "the last thing to go is a boxer's power". He knocked out Moorer at the age of 46.
Black don't crack. Dope video.
Riddick Bowe should be much higher on the list. He is the first man to tko Holyfield. Holyfield beat Foreman-although Foreman was much older. After Bowe, Holyfield wouldn't be tkod gain until 8 years later. Tyson wasn't able to tko Holy field.
Should be updated to include Deontay Wilders
Great list btw. though I’d put Marciano above Dempsey and Cleveland Williams above both
Definitely should include Deontay
lol u have no idea what your talking about if u put cleveland williams below marciano
Could you do middleweights please
Fantastic video, would Wilder make the list if you did the video today?
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes Wilder would definitely be included if I were to remake the video. He would probably be given a high position on the list too.