Are Lineker and Rumble p4p the heaviest hitters in the UFC today

[120wrestling]

Every time I watch them fight, It's always a matter of "How much longer can their opponents go without being hit"

 

[FastTracker]

Hendo is still up there, a good hand from his can ko any fighter.

 

[Arm Barbarian]

Hunto is up there as well.

 

[120wrestling]

Hunto is up there as well.

smh, why did I not recall hunt. Probably n1 in terms of power

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

Rumble because of power and accuracy - when signing to fight him, you know for months what to avoid, you train for it but its still coming to connect regardless of what you do.

Even if you try to puss out like Bader - its still going to find you.

 

[ExitLUPin]

Humble couldnt even KO Andrei whos known for having a glass chin @ HW. Hes the hardest hitter @ LHW right now but his P4P power is overrated.

Hendo definitely hits harder P4P and is prolly still the hardest hitter P4P in UFC.

Hobbie is up there. Poirier, Vitor, Conor, Stephens, Garbrandt, Hunt, Lewis, Ngannou, Dodson.

Lineker hits hard but most of his KOs are from accumulation and he rarely puts guys out completely. Cody and Dodson def are heavier hitters.

 

[Kyler Ruxin]

Chuck put people out while moving backwards.

 

[Takamine86]

Chuck put people out while moving backwards.

okay...

 

[TehFlame]

p4p, it's easily Hendo. Hendo is on the smaller side of a MW and has KO'd plenty of LHW and first one to TKO Fedor and that was from ONE punch.

Hendo has KO'd people cold that has never been KO'd before such as Lombard. When you face Hendo, it really doesn't matter how good your chin is because he can and will KO you if he lands clean.

 

[MechMA]

Hendo is literally the hardest hitter p4p in mma

 

[Nelly]

Chuck put people out while moving backwards.

Didn't he do that like once?

 

[funksoulbrother]

Dodson

 

[Kyler Ruxin]

Didn't he do that like once?

I think like 2-3 times when he was still backing up when he threw, and another couple where he is backing up, but gets his feet planted for like a millisecond before landing. Anyways, I was more just throwing his name out there for one of the hardest hitters.

 

[Nelly]

I think like 2-3 times when he was still backing up when he threw, and another couple where he is backing up, but gets his feet planted for like a millisecond before landing. Anyways, I was more just throwing his name out there for one of the hardest hitters.

Only one I remember him putting out going backwards was Vernon White.