Friends who like boxing are very obsessed with this sport, who has the most punches since the beginning of the record?
First of all, there is the legendary boxing champion Mike "Iron Man" Tyson. The former world heavyweight champion is known for his incredible explosiveness and devastating strikes. According to the dynamometer data, in a training session in 1986, Tyson's straight punch power reached a staggering 800 kilograms (about 1,764 pounds), which is undoubtedly a strong proof that he is known as "the most dangerous man on the planet". Although this is only a training statistic, not a record of actual combat, it still gives us an outline of the terrifying power of Tyson's heavy punches.
The "myth of power" in boxing isn't exclusive to Tyson. Floyd Mayweather, despite his style leaning towards speed and technique, is just as powerful as his punches. In 2015, at a public event, Mayweather measured a right hook power of 720 kilograms (about 1,587 pounds), showing that his punching power is also in the top ranks.
Another heavyweight giant, George Foreman, was known for his devastating punches at the peak of his career. Although the exact number is not widely documented, it is widely believed in the industry that Foreman's punching power is comparable to or even surpassed.
Although punch power is one of the key factors in evaluating a fighter's strength, it is often the ability to combine strength, speed, technique and strategy to determine victory or defeat in boxing. Even if you have a strong punch, if you can't hit your opponent accurately and effectively, it won't be able to turn into victory. Therefore, while we marvel at the incredible strength of these boxers, we should also appreciate the superior technical and tactical wisdom displayed behind their strength.