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who was the hardest hitting light heavey?
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Bob Foster is the hardest punching lightheavy in my lifetime. Killer power and terrific timing. Michael Moorer beat the worst bunch of lightheavies ever and can't be taken seriously.
It's too soon to tell, but Kovalev is worth keeping an eye on. He obviously has very heavy hands.
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Originally posted by Scott9945 View PostBob Foster is the hardest punching lightheavy in my lifetime. Killer power and terrific timing. Michael Moorer beat the worst bunch of lightheavies ever and can't be taken seriously.
It's too soon to tell, but Kovalev is worth keeping an eye on. He obviously has very heavy hands.
And while i might disagree that his comp should take him out of the running, i do agree his comp is a mark against him.
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Originally posted by billeau2 View PostMoorer has incredibly good technical ability and he did redeem himself against holyfield, i know because I won a whole bunch of money on that fight haha. Sometimes competition is not a good test for ability. Moorer also had "gym cred" i.e. at Kronk's he was very well regarded.
And while i might disagree that his comp should take him out of the running, i do agree his comp is a mark against him.
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Originally posted by soul_survivor View PostLet's not forget Michael Moorer, the guy won a title in his 12th fight and destroyed everyone in his way. Yeah he is known for his heavyweight run but the guy was a killer puncher at 175, sadly he never got a marquee fight there.Originally posted by billeau2 View PostAgreed on Moorer. Very talented fighter
Foster was the most dominant puncher of the group mentioned.
The obvious answer is Bob Foster.
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Originally posted by Anthony342 View PostMight end up being Kovalev in a decade or so, when it's all said and done. The guy is going through and is willing to fight everyone. I'm kind of hoping Stevenson has an upset loss so Kovalev can beat that guy and unify the title.
I just think his power is more clubbing and not explosive.
Explosive power is always harder in my opinion.
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I would go with Saad Muhammad before Moorer. He had game changing power in both hands and knocked out top fighters.
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Originally posted by Scott9945 View PostMoorer was a very good fighter and he has a respectable resume at heavyweight. But I was speaking strictly about power and it is more than the weight gain (Moorer starved himself to make 175) that showed his power was average at best for a top heavyweight. If he had fought decent competition at 175 his power wouldn't be mentioned with Foster, Spinks, Moore, etc.
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