Fighters Who Would Have A Chance v Any ATG Entirely Because of Offensive Ability

[McGrain]

So i'll pick Fitzimmons at MW.

His power at 160 means that he can never, ever be written of no matter how slick/smart/tough/fast a guy he is in with. One punch may not neccesarily mean KO for the best chins in the divisions history (LaMotta, Burley, Tiger, Greb could all take one massive one I bet) but it would take an incredible fighter to get out of the round given the affect a 100% score would have.

Who is your pick and why?

And remember this thread is not about power, but offensive ability, overall.

[Manassa]

Bot Forbes
Will Maksikie

[KTFO]

PFP #1 Attention Whore, McGrain?
5 threads in a row, wow.

[quintonjacksonfan]

Hearns

[Thread Stealer]

tommy hearns was the first to come to mind.

[Seamus]

Wlad, Tyson, Joe Louis, Bob Foster, M.Spinks, Hearns, Julian Jackson, S. Ketchell, P. Cuevas, JC Chavez, Zarate, Saddler, Wilde...

off the top o' me head.

[DaveTheWave]

I assume you mean a fighter that's not already an all time great- so here goes-
Lloyd Marhall
Bob Satterfield
Elmer Ray
Cleveland Williams
Edwin Rosario
Ron Lyle

[Titan1]

Greg Page.

[Muchmoore]

Tyson comes to mind. Foreman does but his stamina later on in fights limits his chances too much. Also guys like Chavez, and Louis are obvious picks

[ironchamp]

Tyson
Louis
Wlad
Morrison
Hearns
Trinidad
JCC
Foster
Roy Jones Jr.
Bowe

[JohnThomas1]

Michael Spinks
Thomas Hearns
Alexis Arguello (Under 140)

[thunder06]

foreman, marciano, lamotta, dempsey, louis.

[Mendoza]

Bob Foster!

[mcvey]

So i'll pick Fitzimmons at MW.

His power at 160 means that he can never, ever be written of no matter how slick/smart/tough/fast a guy he is in with. One punch may not neccesarily mean KO for the best chins in the divisions history (LaMotta, Burley, Tiger, Greb could all take one massive one I bet) but it would take an incredible fighter to get out of the round given the affect a 100% score would have.

Who is your pick and why?

And remember this thread is not about power, but offensive ability, overall.
Ketchel
Dempsey
Wilde
Langford

[Stonehands89]

Ray Actis.

For those of you who don't know who he was, he was an Italian light heavy who fought in the 30s and was forced to retire because of brittle hands. He hit like no one and like alot of big punchers, his hands couldn't take it. His last fight was against Billy Conn and Conn swore he hit harder than Louis himself.

According to Actis, Conn said asked him a question after the bout (which Actis lost but not after dropping Conn in the 3rd with a left hook): "what did you hit me with?" Actis told him it was a left hook. Conn replied "I thought the roof fell on my head." Actis also claimed that he never hit anyone with full force for fear of killing them. That was probably the bravado of an old man reliving his 'days'.

Actis had a big back, very broad shoulders and long arms. His build was reminiscent of Shavers, though longer.

[bigG]

benn...

[redrooster]

Robin Blake

Gerry Cooney

Duk Koo Kim-Samurai warrior

Saad Muhammud

Dwight Braxton

[mr. magoo]

I think Earnie Shavers had the ability to hurt or even upset anyone. In fact, he had some pretty good wins over Norton, Ellis, Bugner and R. Williams. At least two of those guys were hall of famers/world champions. Earnie also came damn close to taking the title away from both Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes, both of whom concur, that he was the deadliest puncher they ever encountered......

[JohnThomas1]

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