Examples of Boxers Genuinely Improving Punching Power?

[chunky_mcdaniels]

I know you feel embarrassed accepting an L

Hate it had to be you. You know what... I actually don't

Nice work, you made things up in order to avoid accountability in the discussion, then post a gif and an L response? You going to sit there and argue that Tyson Fury only ever had a half hour mitts session with Emmanuel Steward? Is this really how you wanna go down?

Here's a little bit more trivia for you big fella, and this is stuff that you won't pick up in your google searches. That aint Emmanuel Stewards nephew.

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

Drago, Rocky 3. They had that machine. Plus Rocky trained in the snow.

 

[UncleTomFord15]

Was watching a video about Hearns and Emmanuel Steward and Hearns only had 12 knockouts out of like 100 something wins as an amateur (I know amateur's style is different) and was able to turn him into one of the best punches in history.

 

[RedBull]

Sergio was probably on those Ariza shakes & Flintstones vitamins regiment lol

Ariza shakes?? I haven’t heard that in years!

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Drago, Rocky 3. They had that machine. Plus Rocky trained in the snow.

shiiiid clubber lang was throwin left hooks from chiraq .. even apollo ducked

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

Ariza shakes?? I haven’t heard that in years!

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Without PEDs have to look at the fighters whose technique improved and stopped killing themselves to make weight.

 

[BOXINGGEMS]

Went through all these post and no one said the obvious and only answer I can think of right now…

Jermell Charlo

At one time he was 26-0 (11 KOs), and was known as a really good pure boxer. After he got with Derrick James for the Alcine fight he recorded 8 KOs in 12 fights and most of them were vicious KOs.

The change in his punch mechanics, style and different training regimen did it.