The 5

Worst Chins on the Best Heavyweights

1:	Bruce Seldon	Seldon has proven that he possesses one of the worst chins in the division. He has been dropped by Jose Ribalta, Oliver McCall, Riddick Bowe(3 times in the 1st round) and Mike Tyson. In the Tyson fight he was dropped by a grazing shot to the top of the head and by another grazing left hook. Besides not having a chin, Seldon also lacks another thing needed to be champion, a heart.
2:	Jeremy Williams	Jeremy Williams has the skills, has the power, but he doesn't have a chin. He's been down several times, mostly by unaccomplished opponents. The journeyman Everton Davis had him down twice and out on his feet, but Williams was saved by the bell. Also he was hurt badly by light punching Larry Donald and was knocked out by one punch against Henry Akinwande.
3:	Alex Stewart	Stewart has always been a good technical boxer, but his chin has always failed him. He was blasted out in the first by Tyson, stopped by Moorer, stopped by Craig Petersen, dropped twice against Foreman and dropped by Jesse Fergusson. He also lost to Holyfield twice; by stoppage and decision. How did Holyfield not manage to floor him?
4:	Michael Moorer	Michael Moorer, since moving to Heavyweight, he has been down in many of his fights. He was put down by Bigfoot Martin, Bert Cooper, Evander Holyfield and George Foreman. Also Frans Botha repeatidly hurt him throughout their fight. Now Moorer is even more vulnerable, he's not only lazier, but he's also easier to hit.
5:	Herbie Hide	Although he's only been down in two fights, his chin doesn't seem like it can take a whole lot. He was only knocked down by Craig Petersen and Riddick Bowe, but Bowe knocked him down seven times. However, those knockdowns might have been a direct result of fatique, but his chin does not seem very sturdy. Hide does possess alot of heart, which can help overcome a bad chin