Who got their legs into a punch the most in boxing history?

[AlexKid]

Some people don't just shoot from the hip, some people crouch etc, and really get their legs into a punch.

Whos the best at this and who did this the the largest extent?

[The Old LefHook]

Rocky Graziano got his legs into the punch at Jake LaMotta's wedding.

[beez721]

Some people don't just shoot from the hip, some people crouch etc, and really get their legs into a punch.

Whos the best at this and who did this the the largest extent?

tyson got some good legs into his punches. didnt hurt him that they were tree trunks

[Scott9945]

tyson got some good legs into his punches. didnt hurt him that they were tree trunks

Good selection. Frazier and Marciano also really stepped into their punches too. Patterson was known for his leaping left hook, and you can't leap without using your legs.

[Suckmedry]

Alexkid why are you so obsessed with this ****.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Tyson was the first that came to mind..

Holyfield also had some leg power in his shots especially in his first heavy reign..

[AlexKid]

Alexkid why are you so obsessed with this ****.

that's top secret **** my friend top secret ****

[JimEarl]

Joe Louis
Sandy Saddler
Alexis Arguello
Bob Foster
Nonito Donaire
Tommy Hearns
Danny "Li'l Red" Lopez
Carlos Zarate

The taller fighters generally have to learn to use and rely on leverage early in their careers but it doesn't disqualify anyone from the list. Marciano's SuzieQ was also a well anchored leverage punch. These are just those that immediately come to my mind for using leverage from the ground up.

[AlexKid]

Joe Louis
Sandy Saddler
Alexis Arguello
Bob Foster
Nonito Donaire
Tommy Hearns
Danny "Li'l Red" Lopez
Carlos Zarate

The taller fighters generally have to learn to use and rely on leverage early in their careers but it doesn't disqualify anyone from the list. Marciano's SuzieQ was also a well anchored leverage punch. These are just those that immediately come to my mind for using leverage from the ground up.

Thank you, also why is it so rarely used, I mean people (except you) are really struggling to find examples of people that did it, and no one seem to use it to a great extent, more they just get a little bit of leg into it, not many people have their rear leg in an L position/right angle when throwing the straight right for example they just bend the leg a little e.g. marciano.

[jiopsi]