Fastest hands in combat sports history?

[Deleted member 465145]

Incredible 1-2 and step

 

[Sean Ryan]

Tyson is not the strongest, but fastest and most explosive HW I have ever seen.

And

Evander had more brute strength than Tyson, this guy was a monster look how
he destroyed Buster Douglas.

and this Douglas was the guy who survived Tyson power.



Evander is scary!!

Douglas throwing that uppercut at Holyfield from so far away was suicide. Terrible idea.

 

[Todd498]

Tommy Morrison once said that Roy Jones should have to fight two opponents at the same time for it to be a fair fight. Imagine his legacy if he had retired after beating Ruiz?

Imagine if he’d have stuck around HW to fight Corrie Sanders. A guy with equally fast hands at his best

 

[GOATtalks]

Ronda with them hands

Second place pound for pound might be Fedor. For a heavyweight he had great hand speed in his prime

So he’s in prime against Rogers? I agree with that, which means he still in prime against Werdum, Big Foot and Hendo as well. Cheers!

 

[mjoln]

few weeks ago Travis Fulton was fast as fuck, nobody saw what he did and how he did it

 

[Hypetrainofthemonth]

Lmao, I like how the fastest punch with a KO is .12 seconds, yet his fast KO is 3.2 seconds. Or that his kick is measured by MPH, while the punch is measured in time.

How anyone believed that obvious conman is beyond me.

 

[ironfist05]

People are mentioing good names from boxing so I'll throw in Masato from K-1

 

[flairleguccijoints]

probably the great Roy Jones eh? Who else is in there.

Roy’s dad did bare knuckle fights in the South, I’m sure Roy learned the very hard way.

 

[SuperAlly]

There are many, Meldrick Taylor and Joe Calzaghe came to my mind inmediatly.

Calzaghe massively underrated fighter