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yoel
This! While his power seems to be average at LW, in his FW run his left looked to be every bit as powerful as advertised.. and This isn’t exactly coming from a fan.Yeah but most of his career was at 145 and his power was insane… very few guys in lighter weight classes have power like him
Of course if he goes up a weight class it won’t be the same
How are Julian Jackson's hands over rated??Francis Ngannou
Shane Carwin
Mark Hunt
Julian Jackson
Guys that make this point haven't actually thought of who has power in the lighter weight classes, literally nobody has Mark Hunt consistent one punch KO power lolThis! While his power seems to be average at LW, in his FW run his left looked to be every bit as powerful as advertised.. and This isn’t exactly coming from a fan.
Conor 100%.
people act like his left hand is a death touch....it really isn't. Conor has never really been a one-punch-go-to-sleep kind of KO artist (he's more of a TKO guy as Jeremy Stephens put it). The Aldo fight really skewed perceptions on Conor's power. Aldo ran straight into it which made his left look more powerful than it actually is. Everyone he's fought above FW took his left pretty well, with the exception of Eddie (which has more to do with Eddie shrinking under the bright lights and losing confidence in himself than Conor's power being too devastating for him).
this guy is overhyped as hell ....homey had 6 fights in the ufc and lost 2 of themProbably Carwin. Of couse he was a monster sized guy that hit hard but people on here talked like he was the hardest puncher in combat sports history when there is really very little evidence of that. He only really straight up KO'd one or two guys in his whole career and they were cans (Christian Wellisch and Neil Slaton ?!?). His KO over Gonzaga was assisted by Gonzaga hitting his chin on his knee on the way down. He couldn't TKO Brock with repeated power ground punches and it took him like 20-25 unanswered blows to elicit a TKO on Frank Mir. Again, he was a huge guy who obviously hit hard but I never saw any evidence that he was this Foreman/Shavers type power puncher.
connor was oversized for 145 only reason he had power there and not 155. REAL POWER carries over, like Anderson Silva, Dan Henderson...but most notably Anthony "Rumble" Johnson.. he had 1 shot KOs as WW, MW, LHW and HW..now thats powerYeah but most of his career was at 145 and his power was insane… very few guys in lighter weight classes have power like him
Of course if he goes up a weight class it won’t be the same