Fights In Which The Loser Threw The Best Punch Of The Night?

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Post by Jaybee From The Castle »

p4p1 wrote:
Jaybee From The Castle wrote:
p4p1 wrote:i thought hamed landed the best punch vs barerra it was a left uppercut that broke his nose and snapped his head back but i havnt seen the fight for a while
One thing you can say for Hamed, despite his dozens of glaring faults, is that he had power. You're talking about Round 3. MAB's guard was sound, the blow hit his gloves up in front of his nose, yet the punch was still hard enough to make it bleed.
thats the one the first of two times barrera came to hamed the next time he did he got tageed aswell i believe if he had of come forward in that fight he would of been stopped.... barrera fought a smart fight as much as i hate to admit it
If Barrera The Brawler had shown up the result would have been a Draw. Anyone who can take the kind of leather that Poison and Morales threw in their heydays, AND still be punching back at the end of Round 12, was bound to give Hamed a long, hard night.
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Henry Cooper on Clay! A bit obvious but hey...
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Post by Martin Sosa Cameron »

Dempsey vs Firpo (September 14, 1923); before being knocked out, Firpo, with a formidable right blow, knocked Dempsey of the ring for 19 seconds…


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Post by p4p1 »

i remember that seeing that knockdown isnt it you have 20 seconds if you are not out the ring
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Post by Martin Sosa Cameron »

But, always, more than 10"


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Post by granberry »

Kevin Howard knocked Leonard flat on his back in the fight he "lost" to Leonard.
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Post by allworld80 »

How about Barrera/Marquez? Barrera cracked him with that right hand, Marguez went down, and the ref ruled no knockdown. It was such a perfect shot, the ref(Nady I think) was fooled by it.
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Post by Awesom-O »

first fight to come to mind was holmes-shavers 2.
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Post by bobbyd »

"Robin Blake" landed a tremendous Straight left that put "Harold Brazier" on the deck but Brazier got up and went on to TKO Blake.
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Post by bobbyd »

Another one was Moore-Durrell I

Archie claimed that Yvonne Durrell hit him harder than anyone.
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Post by raylawpc »

Archie Moore dropped Rocky Marciano with as pretty a short right as you could ever want to see. Sure, Marciano took control and knocked Moore down five times before the fight ended in the 9th, but Rocky mostly wore Archie down with clubbing punches. That beautifully timed right that Archie threw may have been the best single punch of the fight.
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Jose Luis Castillo's left hook in the 10th round of Castillo/Corrales I.
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Post by p4p1 »

didnt kostya tszyu drop ricky hatton with an exellent bodyshot in thier fight that was called low but wasnt?
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