Alex Pereira Breaking Francis Ngannou's Punch Machine Record
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
- Just UFC MMA Champion Alex Pereira casually breaking the worlds strongest punch record. Mike Tyson trained Francis Ngannou is no longer the king of power.
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alright. To make it fair, you're going to have to have Pereira and Ngannau have a punch-off on the same machine at the same time.
Thats the only way, even different temperatures will change the calibration in a machine like that, they can never be calibrated the same
Lies again? One inch punch
either way, it shows how impressive Pereira's punch is
It needs to be in a controlled environment and it needs to be using the same equipment. Alex is in boxing gloves Francis used mma gloves. You can punch significantly harder with boxing gloves because there is a lot more padding and when hitting one of these machines, the glove being larger will help the machine read the punch. Same gloves, same machine calibrated the same, same environment to know for sure. Either way, impressive.
Ngannou have normal hand bones, Pereira have hands in stones.
I feel like this machine is so inaccurate
Seems like a weird marketing gimmick for the ufc. Now ngannou has been slept; let’s say this other guy is the real heaviest puncher in the world….
They did Tom dirty with the stabilising bar lol. It wasn't even secured in place no wonder he was getting 30s lmao
Why because you can except ngannous beloved score has been broken by smaller fighters?
@@Dpw20001no dude, even when good fighters punch the powerkube, they can get 30,000 on one punch, and then get 60,000 on the next. it seems like you need extreme accuracy (and it definitely needs to be mounted securely, which is why tom aspinall sucked so much on it) for the powerkube to fully register your punching power. bag swing based strike power measurement devices are better
yeah
They did Tom dirty with the stabilising bar lol. It wasn't even secured in place no wonder he was getting 30s lmao
whole machine was shaking lmao definitely wasn't set right
Yes, it is obvious…free stand vs screws to hard wall…but if Nganou vs Alex were same conditions, hats off to Alex. But anyway…proboably only comparable if both punched the same machine
Exactly what i was thinking, that wiggle room would be dispersing so much force. Think the whole things a bit of a novelty with your friends anyway, no one getting hit by these shots stands still and has no "give" like Alex's video. In which case Tom's is probably more realistic idea... (if the machines are correct)
Tom also didn't step into it like Alex
LOOL ASSKISSER
They should have measured his left hook
It's more so the placement and position than the power or force alone in a high level fight. So technically his right hand being his rear punch would more than likely generate the most force regardless of timing or position when measuring his exact power level.
Right hook looked just as bad just not as fast
They should have measured his d….. devastating left hook
My guess is that he has more power in his right hand, and might be more dominant in that hand, but the key to his left hook is the angles he can hit with it. Pereira usually is standing orthodox when that left hook lands, which is probably most comfortable for him and left him get the angles he needs for those KO's. My bet is his right hand is stronger but its way harder to hit those angles the way he stands so straight, even with his reach it's still a challenge.
@@troofhurts I don't think he wants to see the left hook if it's more powerful or not, just how far off it is from his right hook.
His left hook puts people to sleep because of it's speed mostly, and the follow through, causing the snap on the chin, and therefore a hard concussion.
Who, how and how often are they calibrating these machines?
The numbers are too all over the place for me.
Exactly, it'd be way more accurate if all these fighters tried on the same machine. There's no way Pereira punches harder than Ngannou.
@@sagaciousmortal4681 Yes, their is.
@@sagaciousmortal4681 true but there is chance that pereira generates more energy from his punches than ngannous and i think thats what that machine calculates
also alex has farbetter technique
Like I think Ngannou punches harder ofc but probably Pereira generates more power bc of his speed and technique but he's not as heavier as Ngannou
@Karruxo9 Exactly.
Least scientific test ever.
Definitely that machine is a joke.
notice the 16oz gloves on Alex? Frannie and Tom were using MMA gloves its a fake result. Mass times Velocity easy math.
@@johanjotun1647Tom only had an mma glove on his left hand lol
@@johanjotun1647 mass times velocity squared, so lighter gloves -> more power
People don't understand the difference level of technique...you don't punch with you fist or arms, you punch with your body...that's the difference between Alex and the rest...
I was searching for someone who would understand what chinese monks says. You pull power from the ground, not from your arm
@@user-tb4re9og1s exactly
It's as if every punch meter machines is set to different sensitivity lol.
They are capable of that I agree it does appear that way.
Pereira steps past the connection point and so makes the connection with the fist not really that much in front of him, but more next to him.
Because of how the chest and shoulders are at a much stronger position when doing it that way, it causes much more force to be imparted onto the device.
This is in contrast with less force imparted when the hand is further in front of the body already and with the foot being far from the connection point, like with Aspinall.
Ngannou and Pyfer also stepped past / next to the connection point, giving them significant force advantage, like with Pereira. It's like the punch that Emmett landed on Mitchell
@@CapTin0bvious Ya that KO punch on Mitchell was brutttttaaaaaal
"calibrated"
Both Joe Pyfer and Alex Poatan hit the same machine at the same place where Francis hit the machine which is at UFC Performance Institute. Cry harder Ngannou fans lmao
@@YourBestNeighbor7 you're the only one crying lmao. idgaf who holds the "record".
Numbers are just all over the place i feel like those machines are full of it
You might suspect those common punching machines that fighters hit where each one is a different brand
The punches in this video are on the same device and are much more scientific, not party punch machines.
Just so much cope with these comments. Poatan grazed Hill with a left hook during UFC 300 and it was over. I think the machine is pretty accurate lol.
@@williamkane880you’re coping so much you’re bringing irrelevant things that he’s said nothing about
@@boondocksso8898 Cry more. Must be a Ngannou stan lol.
@@williamkane880 I would but it’s already raining cause of your tears
The one Tom hitting is not bolted down
Jon Jones stole the bolts!
Yeah okay lmao
Doesn't change the fact that his technique was so shithouse he had to be corrected to get a bigger score
@@retrospect4549 to be fair it probably works better on an opponent than a pad.
@dalegribble60 you mean punching works better on a person? Most fighter have around a score of 100k - 200k when it's secured down properly im sure his score would be decent
And he was using his right. He’ll take the whole machine down with his left
He'll pull a Vegeta 😂😂
he's right‐handed...
@xjoseh yes, he is. But, Pereira has more wins via left hook knockouts than Francis Ngannou has fights.
@@imcnbluthat doesn’t mean his left hits harder😂😂😂
@nightsphenom7122 Maybe, maybe not. But the fact that his right hand doesn't have anywhere near as many KOs as his left hand is more than enough of a reason to consider the possibility that, perhaps, his left actually does.
So Francis broke record rigt before his stipe title fight, right before ufc 300 seems like the biggest star happens to hit harder than anyone
"That's f*cking illegal."
I don't get it, I saw you in other comment sections hyping Joe pyfer a welterweight up about his score but you think it's weird that a LHW striker Pereira punches harder than him? Seems some fans only want to believe the punch machine when it's their favorites, bet you were watching real closely at aspinall fail a bunch of times thinking HE'D have the higher score 😂
@@mason9807 don't believe every headline you see
@@mason9807Joe pyfer is a middleweight not welterweight he even says he walks sround 215
@@mason9807 The people setting up the machine for Tom, set it up incorrectly without mounting it to the ground or wall. Which is why in the video you see the machine rocking (which is why he lost all his power on the numbers). The people setting this up are VERY low IQ to not see this while it is happening and not realize why he is hitting 100k less than Ngann. Also, it shows who knows anything in the comments.
Tom’s Machine wasn’t bolted down. The energy as transferred into the whole mechanism rocking it back and forth.
4 oz gloves on the big guys and 16oz gloves on Alex
The machine is never set up the same. Sometimes loose, sometimes tight, even the PI workers have said they don't think it's setup right at times. Notice how much it shakes when Tom's hitting it, but it doesn't budge when Alex hits it. That's adding too the efficient kinetic chain
Alex Pereira does look like a trebuchet in fights.
one of the few times Pereira really smiles :)))))
they call him stone hands for a reason. I see why
This guy is just an absolute beast.
Its the way you shift your weight that raises the score by as much as 5 times. So as you make contact you have to turn your hips during the contact which ads kinetic energy to the machine multiplying your score. Tom is just using his upper body strength, even the trainer tells him this but doesn't articulate it very well. Punching power comes from the feet to the hips which is very awkward for some men since a male's center of gravity is in their shoulders. If Tom worked as a brick layer or construction work he would have major back problems since he doesn't have a good center of gravity, but being a heavyweight fighter he can make up for that by pure size and strength. 40,000 PSI for an ARM punch is quiet scary now just imagine if he could pull the energy from the ground. Technique is key!
What are the other numbers shown, and why is the UI different from when Ngannou did it? Seems like they updated and changed the test some.
The only way to settle this is to have Ngannou and Perieira settle it on powerslap.
hill knows now
Tom is bouncing his punches off the box. See how Alex drives through, and his whole body is firm when he hits these big punches
Clearly not a scientifically sound test.
The issue is the delivery of the force. With the many different body types, different fighting styles (punching styles), etc, it's hard to deliver the force in the exact same spot in the exact same direction.
The measurement instrument will undoubtedly evolve to account for the outstanding variables and this will become more active.
On a very basic level the fact of the matter still is that some punchers cant break 100k, and some can. We take whatever data we can.
Just give it time
Alternatively, maybe this is the UFC's way to trash Francis and promote Alex
Last thing to remember here, the strongest fighter doesn't always win
@iliilliliiliilliliiliillil9137 Different machines, secured in different ways, with no evidence of how/if they're calibrated to the same standard, or how often that happens if true. Its not a scientific test at all.
😅😂
Alex has the most crisp punching motion ever in the ufc tho
His kicks are cleaner.
Topuria is right there too.
@@ippoleaAlex would smoke topouria in a fight not even close 😊
@@Talisman1337 wtf you talking about ?
@@Talisman1337 That wouldnt even be fair fight. Like Ilia wouldnt even come close to Alex before getting knocked out.
Last thing Hill is gonna hear is a pissed off seal noise 😂 and than Bro ! Bro ! Bro ! When he's waking up 😂😂😂
first round decapitation. pereira won u where right
"Pissed off seal noise" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@DeepPocketsEnt what I tell you guys😂😂
You notice when Tom hit the machine it was secured, it rocked and they had weights trying to keep it down but when Alex hit it it seemed to be mounted to the wall so no lost energy
Wondering what a young Mike Tyson’s number would be.
A LOT.
Check him out on the heavy bag and especially some of his early KO's.
Particuarly though one of his later ones, his right hook to Botha was incredible.
Probably a lil over 100 000. He wasn't that powerful, he was just extremely fast just like Aspinall
Wondering what Earnie shavers and Foreman's number would be.
It's not about power it's about skill Tyson was a most skilled boxer of all time not the most powerful one
Mike Tyson never really had one punch power tho did he ? He just did a lot of consecutive combos with good power which knocked most people out until he met real competition and he himself got knocked out
Not surprising, considering he has a striking background and great technique. Would love to see guys like Deontay Wilder or Anthony Joshua smash the record as well.
The UFC and their fanboys don’t want a boxer destroying their marketing hype by showing how second rate UFC fighters are at punching….seriously, if you have any real skill you go to boxing and the big dollars, not the UFC.
@@mrspecialk1234 mma > boxing, cry more
@@rodrigo-tj1gf The truth is MMA’s biggest stars had to go to boxing for a payday….that is boxing attracts the top tier talent and always will….enjoy your man on man “ground n pound”
The set-up is different for Aspinall, the device is loose at the top and can be seen moving about taking force away from the blow. With the other two the device is firmly fitted to a wall which allows full transfer of punch power.
Wait until a heavyweight hitter has a go on this set-up, they'll do similar or break the record.
The one aspinal was hitting wasn’t fixed to the wall or floor correctly - you see it flapping all over the place- which means the energy is transferred THROUGH the cube not TO the cube. So it was only absorbing around 30,000 units of measured energy
Yes people are so dumb
I would like to see Ngannou and Pereira back to back using the same machine. Then we would know...........
100%
It's a shame for UFC that he left. They could have marketed this competition and had an event for it.
This doesnt surprise me. Alex has way better technique than pretty much any ufc fighter when it comes to striking.
Maybe, but no way he hits 6-7 times harder than Aspinall
@@Player-gx1eo In fact his right hand definitely ain't even as hard, and their fight records show it.
@@Player-gx1eo that one wasnt bolted thats like trying to hit a loose object but it moves back with each hit so the force isnt delivered fully
Pereira once said about his opponent: "he is confusing his extra weight for extra strength"
Did you narrate the ufc 300 opening monologue???? That opening was, haunting, and sounded exactly like you
It's only accurate when you hit it right on the button. The higher the accuracy, the higher the score. You can see Tom is hitting it in different places while Alex smashes it straight in centre with seemingly less effort.
Tbf the machine wasn't even secured properly when tom was punching it , it kept moving when hit thus displacing a lot of the punch energy
@@jackiechanadventures2509 EXACTLY. That's what Ive been saying
@@jackiechanadventures2509 I noticed that as well. The fact that these machines aren't secured each and every time means they take these experiments about as seriously as drunk people on the boardwalk in South Jersey punching those machines covered in vomit and bum piss.
Nonsense you're telling me perriera amd ngannou were the only ones who hit it dead center? Come on bro. The machines aren't all the same obviously.
@@nickmontanaro9638 tbf though the Tom Aspinwall machine looks like it's at a random powerkube event in the UK. Francis and Alex were are the UFC PI
Alex has truly mastered how to generate all that force into a strike. It reminds me of pitchers being able to release the ball at that perfect time to get the snap on the ball or a tennis player swinging the racket to time that snap. Underrated and subtle but he's mastered what most great boxers figured out. Snap and follow through.
Tommy Cobra Hearns was the same deal as Alex Pereira is. Long anatomy but incredibly powerful due to the leverage he would get in his blows
The technique difference between pereira and aspinall is extreme. I'm convinced most MMA fighters straight up cant throw a punch correctly
Yet everyone thinks they’ll cook even a decent boxer
@@hughjaynus1093even after ngannou getting destroyed, people will still think they are the strongest puncher in the world.
@@hughjaynus1093 well ngannou dropped fury so they obviously can punch and piera just beat his total so im not sure what your angle is here
@@MillieMaeStar it doesn't make sense, just bc AJ ko'ed Ngannou it has nothing to do with his punch being stronger than Ngannou's punch, he is just far better at boxing that Ngannou couldn't land nothing
@@MillieMaeStar not strongest puncher, but fighter
Three people broke Francis record that day, so obviously the machine needs to be recalibrated. Bunch of bullshit.
The fact that he didn’t use his left hook is even scarier
Record just got broken by Eddie Hall with over 200k
craziest thing is he is wearing boxing gloves getting that high score
Doesn't mean anything, maybe it's even helping.
It's not a face, with bones, that you have to smash. It's a pad. You gotta generate as much force as possible in the widest area possible
@@S.O.A_Zerono its not helping bigger surface means less pressure aka more force distribution which wont hit the sensor
thats why its harder to knockout someone with bigger gloves than smaller
@@S.O.A_Zero no, the more the force is concentrated in a small area, the more power you will get. We're not talking about damage but power by square inches, let say. But maybe the way the machine is built it transfer more force with a wider impact, that I don't know.
@@mat..n.7061 That's what i'm saying
@@S.O.A_Zero but still unless the power cubes are all messed up & tweaks to different setting all I know is it definitely makes sense
You can see just by the impact that Alex is a different level....
Poatan has perfected throwing that left hook.
As Bruce Lee once said, “Fear not the man who has practiced 1000 kicks 1 time. Fear the man who has practiced 1 kick 1000 times.”
Is this even surprising ? Alex Pereira has a frame as big as Ngannou though he lacks some muscle. But still ... this is not surprising since Alex Pereira was a striker since day one and is a 2 division Kickboxing World Champion before he even stepped in to the UFC. Kickboxers punch more per training session than MMA fighters. Kickboxers punch less per training session only compared to pure Boxers.
As someone that used these power punching machines before, they are quiet flimsily to say the least. I wouldn't read much into them. For example the hardest punch I recorded was a right hook, even though I could feel my straight right was easily harder. Yet the machine was rating my right hooks easily header than my straight rights. I got a bit suspicious than and there...
Or Maybe your right hook was really stronger than your straight right? Your perceived strength and your actual strength are 2 different things. The hook has more of your legs and torso in it than the straight. And 80% of punching power comes from the legs and torso
Hooks are generally harder than Straights if you're name isn't Lennox Lewis or Conor McGregor. Straights are precision punches, while hooks are generally your brute force punches. I have a hard time believing any striking novice has a harder Straight than a hook just based on the biomechanics of the punch alone.
@@a14567 Had pad holders say the same thing to be honest, that my straight right is hardest punch.
@@kennyhouser3467 Not a striking novice, been training for over 15 years. Also my straight right isnt just a precision punch, I put power into it and lean into it, where some padholders have had trouble holding the focus mints for it.
I think the fact the machine clocked Ngannou punch at literally 3 times more than Aspinals, & Alex Perreira, as way harder than Ngannou's punch tells you there's something abit off with them, and they're not entirely reliable.
@@AlexHellene -agree, as long as they not punch on the same machine it is senseless to compare....
Fixing tires by hand and pulling out rubber from tires all days every day since you are 11 (which is very sad btw), but Alex is just built differently
Let's See AJ test that machine. The screen would fall off the wall.
I want to see what the left hook number is?
Alex uses 10oz gloves.. Francis used 4oz gloves… Alex power is craaazzzy
The weight of the gloves increases the load of the punch any one with a brain cell would know this. And Alex definitely isn’t wearing no 10oz gloves lol. That’s are 12-14oz gloves. Men his size dont wear 8-10oz gloves. That’s what 147lbers wear, not 235lbs.
@@leatherman1484 it's shocking how little people know this, heavier gloves add more mass, so the sheer force increases
Ngannou hits a lot harder
I feel like these are about as accurate as the machines at the bar
How many kg is it(punch) ?
Just watch Alex's form his power comes from the hips.
Let's see Tyson hit the machine. Asking for a friend... Lol
Alex's punch is behind his shoulder Tom is all arm. Power comes from the feet through the shoulder and the arm follows.
"YELLOWW" 😂 I can't stop
Old heads didn't know" bone density"
They called it "heavy hands"
I mean isn’t it literally the same thing
And Alex was wearing a 16oz glove!!!!
Gloves only protect hands not face
@@CenkHoca thats bullshit gloves are to protect the face from cuts wraps are to protect your hands ✋
Where can I take this test. My hardest punch was when I had a lot of friends watching me on my bday I closed my eyes and hit the punch machine, I’ve shut it off completely while the whole machine tilts up.
Nick name Poatan is not bullshit. Alex is tall & lanky, really large fists, good technique and kinetic chain works. Perfect combo to hit hard.
the most feared hook in the actual times
The machine does not lie. Look at Alex's bone structure. At 235 pounds, he looks like he need to eat. Pereira is one in a 5 billion type of athlete. I wish he would have showed up in the UFC years ago. He is getting old. We missed out on much of his career.
Perfect analysis
If you look at the MAIN difference-- The two highest results-- the sensor was mounted very solidly. When Aspenall hit it, the whole stand was jumping around and moving. it's never going to have a real reading if the thing can move around.
Kickboxers/boxers in general always delivers more powerful strikes compared to mma fighters due to technique and the fight setting, This is always proven when mma goes against boxers. Coner threw a bunch of pillow punches and Floyd didn't even have to rely on his known defense due to how light the punches are compared to top tier boxers and Vice Versa because mma fighters are not used to receiving boxing tier punches so it always lead to being knocked out.
Complete rubbish.
How come Izzy only got 60k on this machine? He is a kickboxer.
@@LDrift izzy dont have no power...hes a counter striker
Alex 's A Striker Alright..But Certainly No where Near Nganou.
yeah, when Tom punched, the machine wasn't bolted to the wall plus his wall was padded, this would definitely absorb a lot of the impact. That would definitely take away the power of the punch. They need to rethink this test. Pereira is still a beast though.
as accurate at bodyfat testing machines
lol probably less
There is an obvious glitch in the machine. Gtfoh.
😂😂😂
Not only power but he is so technical with the strike and twisting and hips add to it
Please.
Tell me more
The upper part of the machine wasn't fixed on the wall for aspinal no wonder the captor didn't work properly
That man is about to break the machine with that strength for real!
To be fair, the machine was loose when Tom punched. It was not attached to the wall as in other ones
OMG how do you stand up after getting hit with that
Look at the elbow. Do you bench press with your elbows up, or with them closer to the torso? Tight movement will ALWAYS out-power the looping shots. The latter MAY have 'pop', but the sheer power is lost.
Boom. Elastic recoil
Alex vs Hill fight is a wrap! 😂😂😂
Are those two 45’s weights on Aspinals video? 😂😂😂 He has to be at a UK gym
His left look is insane. I mean he just KO'd Jamahal Hill in R1
What does ones "lankiness" have to do with their Muscle density..?
Nganoo wear ufc gloves and Alex boxing 14" gloves is not comparable
They should explain how the machine is measuring the force.. Is it just peak force.. or is it some sort of average over several mili seconds? Is there a plate pushing on a sensor? Or is it pushing on 4 sensors, one in each corner?? There are a lot of questions to be answered before this test can even be considered relevant. I want to see the actual sensor data on an oscilloscope and see how they are converted that to a number. There is some sort of calculation happening.. That's why it can be gamed by some but not others. If you really think Pereira can punch 6x harder than Aspenall-- then you're smok^n the good stuff.
Lets be honest 95 horse power for a punch is crazy he would knock peoples heads off we see what sludgehammers do to concrete and ur head or face is not concrete or cinder block
That kickboxing ko clip was exactly the same punch he used against Jamal Hil. Guy is deadly!!!
can that bigger glove used by alex be a factor? just an honest question because francis used mma gloves.
Yeh. Bigger gloves generate more concussive force due to the wider surface area, whereas the mma gloves are more concentrated. On top of that he has better technique. These machines are all different and highly likely have different sensitivities. Only an !diot would believe he actually hits harder than Ngannou, let alone hitting approx 6x harder than Aspinall.
Alex Pereira é o Rei dessa savana chamada UFC
The equipment they are testing on... Are they standardized? If not, atleast test the punching power of all people on the same day and on the same equipment.
The moment they said Joe Pyfer hits harder than Ngannou that machine lost all credibility
Seems like the one Tom was hitting surely was shaking all over? When Alex did his strike, this one seems different and doesn’t move.. maybe this can help with accuracy of all data.. I am no pro in this field though , just an observarion
2nd machine is giving more space. The one where Gannou is punching seems to be close to the wall not allowing him to rotate fully. Comparison should be more fair to decide 😊
Bigger smile than when he won the titles 🤣
Alex hits hard without a doubt. But ngannou knocks people out from the strangest punches. He generates power from every angle it feels like. Alex seems to have his technique down to near perfection with his hooks though. I definitely wouldn’t want to be hit by either of them 😂
Very good hip acceleration, everything else follows
I am so baffled at how many people take such an inconsistent and inaccurate machine at face value.
The only valid comparison of Ngannou, Aspinall, and Pereira would be on the same machine in the same room, one after the other, with staff ensuring the machine isn't off.
What's more, a punch that hits the mark right of a small sensor doesn't measure power, but the delivery.
Ufc fans are not known for their IQ or critical thinking skills.
Francis did it with an mma glove. Gonna be different tbh
What do the numbers represent?
I feel like they tweaked the numbers to discredit Francis because there’s a new UFC cash cow . You can’t be the scariest fighter without getting rid of the old one .