Shortest fight ever

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Shortest fight ever

Post by JimmyJamJerusalem »

I watched a UFC scrap the other day, some Fella Mark Wier from Gloucestershire KO'd some dude in like 9 seconds.

It got me wondering what is the quickest recorded KO in a boxing ring, and who dealt it?
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Weir has a habit of doing that.. he did some one in about 17 seconds last month
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Post by nicnut »

Gilfachs ducky rees scored a fasten against des snowden (think) a few years back. I only had one flight of stairs to reach my seat, heard the bell, heard the count start, got to my seat saw the ref wave it of.
About 6 secs i think.
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Post by nicnut »

Actually the official time is 4 seconds, quickest win in boxing history.
Teach me to turn up late eh! :TU:
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Post by probert24 »

I remember watching James Thunder ko Crawford Grimsley on the "USA's Tuesday Night Fights" in 13 seconds


http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=005029
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Post by E »

Nicky Piper knocked some dude out in 12 secs.....
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Post by Neri »

Didn't Patrick J. Maxwell KO someone really fast ? Halder was it?
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Post by josh fg »

Didn't butterbean Eric Esch score the quickest HW KO when the other guy took a dive.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Easy question for you then, who has knocked out 2 Heavyweight title champions in under 30 seconds?
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Post by Lenny »

Tua - Ruiz and Moorer
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Post by Lenny »

Anyone know what the shortest world title fight was?
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VHK3QPSQ

This has to be one of the fastest knockouts ever seen, around 2 seconds and pretty brutal :o
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MightyWarrior wrote:www.megaupload.com/?d=VHK3QPSQ

This has to be one of the fastest knockouts ever seen, around 2 seconds and pretty brutal :o
I know they say defend yourself at all times but that is just sneaky. I'll be looking out for that shitbag. Hope he gets brutally KOd himself. :evil:

I can't find the bout on boxrec, MW. Any ideas?
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Yeah it's a bad one, though technicaly legal - Nicky Piper did the same thing, mentioned above: his opponent put out his hand to touch gloves, and Piper dropped a right hand on his chin - KO1.

No I can't find the bout show on boxrec either...weird.
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Andy was stopped in 10 seconds by Maxwell.

Pele Reid stopped someone in 8 seconds once.

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Post by MightyWarrior »

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:www.megaupload.com/?d=VHK3QPSQ

This has to be one of the fastest knockouts ever seen, around 2 seconds and pretty brutal :o
I know they say defend yourself at all times but that is just sneaky. I'll be looking out for that shitbag. Hope he gets brutally KOd himself. :evil:

I can't find the bout on boxrec, MW. Any ideas?
Here he is -

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=046846
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For an actual knockout and not TKO, Al Foreman knocked out an opponent in 1 1/2 second...11 1/2 seconds including the count.
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Post by TerribleTerry »

Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Andy was stopped in 10 seconds by Maxwell.

Pele Reid stopped someone in 8 seconds once.

Tom Podmore.
Was that the fight in which Pele beat Murray on a freak shoulder dislocation?
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Lenny Albert wrote:Anyone know what the shortest world title fight was?
Easy. Bernard Hopkins won in 24 seconds against Steve Frank in 1996.

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Post by dondada »

Cheers MW

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=046846

Look at his most recent opponent, two years ago.

Talk about shadow boxing!
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Freddie Pendleton always used to come out of his corner fast and throw a huge right hand trying to catch his opponent unawares.

Worked a couple of times for him 1st round KO's of Tyrone Trice and Sammy Fuentes
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topper123 wrote:Freddie Pendleton always used to come out of his corner fast and throw a huge right hand trying to catch his opponent unawares.

Worked a couple of times for him 1st round KO's of Tyrone Trice and Sammy Fuentes
I have no problem with fast starts but it's completely fornicating out of order if the other guy is trying to show sportsmanship by touching gloves.

Then again, does anyone remember the shitty trick Eubank used to pull when he was in bother? Go to offer a glove yourself and when the other guy was in the middle of responding, try and take his head off?
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
topper123 wrote:Freddie Pendleton always used to come out of his corner fast and throw a huge right hand trying to catch his opponent unawares.

Worked a couple of times for him 1st round KO's of Tyrone Trice and Sammy Fuentes
I have no problem with fast starts but it's completely fornicating out of order if the other guy is trying to show sportsmanship by touching gloves.

Then again, does anyone remember the shitty trick Eubank used to pull when he was in bother? Go to offer a glove yourself and when the other guy was in the middle of responding, try and take his head off?
Yep. He would do whatever it took to get the 'W'. Remember the sneaky headbut against Sherry in his first defence? Sherry tried to overplay it but Eubank was thoroughly frustrated that night.

Eubank, despite boring me to sleep some nights, had an over whelming will to win, probably best displayed in his hurculean efforts against Watson (2nd fight) and his 2 losing encounters with Carl Thompson.
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Post by dondada »

Terence wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
topper123 wrote:Freddie Pendleton always used to come out of his corner fast and throw a huge right hand trying to catch his opponent unawares.

Worked a couple of times for him 1st round KO's of Tyrone Trice and Sammy Fuentes
I have no problem with fast starts but it's completely fornicating out of order if the other guy is trying to show sportsmanship by touching gloves.

Then again, does anyone remember the shitty trick Eubank used to pull when he was in bother? Go to offer a glove yourself and when the other guy was in the middle of responding, try and take his head off?
Ian, Naz tried that on in final round with Barrera, extend glove with the other one cocked and a big grin on his face. Loved the response from Marco, he slapped the piss out of him then put him head-first into the corner post, cheating a cheat I'd say.
Totally agree. Hamed was terrible that night and getting slammed into the corner post was the final humiliation. Not as humiliating as shitting into a bucket which he'll hopefully be doing in 2006 though.
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Post by steve689 »

Watching Dunstan-Gurov the other evening, that must have been a quick one. And didn't Eubank stop a Brazilian with the first punch i seem to remember?
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