Tyson Fury has stirred debate by publishing his list of the hardest punchers in heavyweight boxing history.
The former champion is preparing for a comeback in 2026 after retiring following defeat by Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024.
Despite never being known primarily for knockout power, Fury has faced some of boxing’s most feared hitters.
Topping his list is Deontay Wilder, famed for his one-punch knockouts.
Second and third places were given to legends Earnie Shavers and George Foreman.
Mike Tyson ranked fifth, prompting strong reactions from fans online.
Some supporters questioned Wilder’s position above Foreman and Shavers.
Others argued that punchers like David Tua were unfairly omitted.
Ahead of his return, Fury’s father John Fury confirmed plans to overhaul his training camp.
The focus will be on adding muscle and refining preparation for Fury’s final run.
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