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How would the hardest punchers ever in MMA like Rumble Johnson, Shane Carwin, Mark Hunt etc compare to guys like George Foreman, Earnie Shavers, Mike Tyson? Obviously the MMA fighters would lose in a straight up boxing match but in terms of single shot power, I really think a guy like Shane Carwin, who knocked out Gonzaga with a 6 inch punch, and weighs 290 lbs of solid muscle, actually punches harder than the aforementioned boxing guys, who all weighed 210-220ish in their primes. Mass X Velocity equals power. The weight behind a punch is a huge factor in punching power and Carwin wasn't slow by any means, dude was a very explosive athlete that was on his way to being a 1st round NFL pick before his back/knee injuries. The size of someone's hands is another bonus in terms of punching power and Carwin definitely had bigger hands than Foreman, Shavers or Tyson.