No not necessarily. The most difficult to beat are the slick movers who have some power a boxer-puncher style. The hard murderous punchers at times are one dimensional. They overly depend on power. If you can nullify that you have a chance to defeat them. The elements of a good all around fighter are stamina determination movement ability to absorb punishment power etc. The key is to be well rounded in all phases of the activity.
Boxer punchers are hardest to fight. Lennox Lewis is a good example.
No.
Boxing is all about style.
Rock, paper scissors.......boxer, puncher, swarmer......
Ali beat Foreman quite easily....but struggled with Frazier.
Tyson demolished some big punchers......faded against boxers and awkward styles.
It is a style game.
It depends on the fighter on what styles are easier for them. IMO Swarmers give me the most trouble. Regardless if they're power punchers or not.
Truth be told, every boxer feared power punchers. It's just that they learned how to master their fear. If they cant, they are already beaten even before they entered the ring
Power is only one aspect of boxing. If it's all a fighter has, he will probably just keep losing. Skilled fighters are the hardest to beat, regardless of what style they may have.
I think so because any opponent has to be cautious at all times during the fight. Randall Bailey took just one punch in the waning seconds of the bout to ruin what Mike Jones had built up .from the first round up to that point.
No hardest boxers to beat is a slick boxers like Rigondeaux and Mayweather
Dempsey WAS a power puncher...............Tunney the boxer beat him twice.
Liston was a power puncher....................... Ali beat him also twice
Frazier was a power puncher.................. .Ali the boxer beat him twice.
Tyson was a power puncher.................... Douglas, beat him
Yeah. They are very hard hitters that could knock you out.
I think they are cause all power punchers have to do is land one punch to end a fight.
Not if they have a glass jaw.
