The word "puncher" is correct in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone or something that punches, often in contexts like boxing or machinery.
Example: "The boxer was known as a powerful puncher, capable of knocking out his opponents with a single blow."
Alternatives: "Striker" or "Boxer."
The Bolton puncher has always been proof the road to success is seldom a straight line.
The Preston puncher was troubled by a cut above his left eye in his previous fight, could he be a cut above today?" England's teenage under-63kg judoka Katie Jemima Yeats-Brown, a last-minute call-up, secured Commonwealth Games bronze by beating Beatrice Valois Fortier of Canada.
But while Mr Márquez stayed upright this time and consistently connected, the data show Mr Pacquiao was again the busier overall and the more accurate power puncher of the two.Ahead of last week's fight, Mr Mayweather was quoted saying he had cleared a date next May for a match with an unnamed opponent.
He was known as an extremely accurate and economical knockout puncher.
He knows he must play matador to Maidana's bull-like rushes and copy Nottingham's Carl Froch, who showed last weekend how to box a dangerous puncher in frustrating Arthur Abraham, keeping it at long range and not being drawn into a brawl.
It was one of the best performances of Hatton's career in many ways and the fact that Malignaggi, who had held a real world title, is such a light puncher only added to how impressive Hatton could look.
"I've been known as a counter-puncher, good at moving and reading the game well, and I wanted to get to the next step, improve my game.
He'll be walking into boxing's master counter-puncher.
The power-puncher has established a superb 13-0 record, with all of his victories coming by way of knockout.
"He is very awkward and more of a counter-puncher.
A former amateur with over 200 bouts, unlike those compatriots who can't return to Cuba he is still able to go back regularly from his home in Miami because the lanky counter-puncher won a lottery system which allows him to come and go freely.
