Ladies and Gentlemen welcome back to The Fight Game.
Recently we uploaded a video documenting 25 punches in boxing that are just epic.
Now we make part 2, where we document 25 more epic punches and
the skills behind them.
We take a look at punches not only recently, but punches that were thrown decades ago.
With no further adieu, let's get right into it.
Watch Charlo land a crazy right uppercut.
Charlo lands a counter right-uppercut on the chin to knock his opponent down.
Also take notice of how Charlo actually blocks his opponent's punch with his own
glove.
Pacquiao's left hand holds devastating power.
Here Pacquiao scores a knockdown after a feint.
Joshua versus Klitschko was fight of the year contender.
Here Klitschko nails a straight right hand to knock Joshua down.
Canelo is one of the sports pound-for-pound best.
Here Canelo feints to get his opponent to attack, then he intercepts that attack with
a straight right hand and simultaneously dodges the right hand by leaning to the outside.
Mike Tyson is world-renowned for good reason.
Here Tyson totally catches his opponent off guard with a great right hand.
Watch how Tyson steps back into the southpaw stance and lands with what now has become
a power-jab.
The world loves Roy Jones for his flashy and vibrant fighting style.
Here Jones runs a ring around his opponent and then knocks him down with a left hook.
Jones makes the hardest of things look easy to do.
There's no doubt Pernell Whitaker was a man of flashy skill.
Here Whitaker brings his opponent onto a monster left hook.
He actually pushes off the ropes here to gain momentum for throwing the hook.
Following your opponent is a very dangerous thing to do in boxing.
Floyd Mayweather is a master of his craft.
Here he lands a counter right-hand on Canelo after deflecting Canelo's attacks.
Watch this crazy knockout from Mayweather.
Mayweather simply leans back to avoid his opponents right hand then responds with a
left hook.
Leaning back and then throwing a hook is actually something
Mayweather does often, and is very good at.
Gervonta Davis is one of the sports most explosive fighters.
Here Davis lands a leaping right hook to stagger his opponent to the floor.
With over a 95 percent knockout ratio, Davis's power is unquestionable.
Watch this knockout from Danny Garcia.
A right-hand over Brandon Rios's jab lands perfectly on the chin.
Pacquiao's knockout of Ricky Hatton still shocks a decade later.
Pacquiao sets his weight to his back leg, sits down and then transfers all his weight
to the front foot on a left hook to knock Ricky Hatton clean out.
The punch lands exactly where a knockout demands, the chin.
Watch this knockout from Lomachenko.
Lomachenko flusters his opponent with feints, then lands a crazy two-punch combo to knock
him out.
Chris Eubank has stupendous punching power.
Here Eubank knocks his opponent out with his first right hand of the fight.
The lateral swing of the torso generates massive power, while also dodging his opponent's
right hand.
Watch Seniesa Estrada land a perfect body shot.
A double jab to the head and then a whipping left hook to the body drops her opponent.
Watch how she rotates her body around after landing the double jab to garner a full
rotation for the left hook.
Floyd Mayweather very rarely gets hit clean.
Here Shane Mosley jabs to the body then sneaks in a laser-like right hand to the chin of
Mayweather.
Inoue's battle with Donaire was simply epic.
Here Inoue lands a perfect counter right-hand over Donaire's jab.
The slow-mo really shows you how accurate this
right hand was.
However Donaire would also get revenge with a right hand of his own.
Here Donaire lands the exact same punch, a right hand over Inoue's jab.
It's only when we slow the footage down we can really appreciate
how much damage these great fighters take.
Terence Crawford is also a boxer who holds great power.
This crushing uppercut knocks his opponent down.
Deontay Wilder is the man with the power at heavyweight.
Here Wilder taps with the lead hand then lands a destructive straight right hand.
Katie Taylor is one of the most skilled boxers right now.
Here she slips her opponent's jab then returns with a sharp counter right hand.
The slip right-hand counter attack is one of the best counters in boxing.
Ryan Garcia has superb timing and accuracy.
Here Garcia intercepts his opponent's attack with an accurate strong left hook.
It's basically a check left-hook without the footwork.
This jab knockout from Charlo is technically brilliant.
A simple jab to the head and jab to the body.
This knockout will be appreciated most by those who love boxing technicality.
George Foreman is also another hard-punching heavyweight.
This gruesome uppercut knocks Joe Frazier down.
However each fighter has their match, which brings us to his fight with Muhammad Ali.
Ali would fight off the ropes, choosing his counters carefully as he let Foreman consume
massive amounts of energy.
Eventually Ali found a finishing combination to knock out George Foreman in one of the
biggest upsets in boxing history.
Muhammad Ali: "I stayed on the ropes... when I stay on the ropes you think I'm doing bad,
but I want all boxers to put this in the page of Boxing,
staying on the ropes is a beautiful thing with a Heavyweight when you make him shoot
his best shots and you know he's not hitting you.
I would of gave George Foreman two rounds of steady punching,
because after that he was mine."
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