Abraham - GEvor brutal KO Footage

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Abraham - GEvor brutal KO Footage

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http://youtube.com/watch?v=XGQfadN_10Y

This is gruesome KO though. One of those Exorcist head spinning Kos.....
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One of the best KO punches I'ver seen. As soon as contact was made, you knew that was it, it was all over! No point in even attemting to count to ten, there's no way Gevor was getting up.

Gevors eyes went into orbit, & the wya he sort of sagged to the canvas, you knew it was bye-bye.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Foooookin 'ell!

That was really brutal, he was out as soon as that punch landed, it was scary the way he folded up and then just keeled over backwards on his knees, like his spine was made of jelly.

That's one of the most devastating KO's I've seen in a very long time. Right up there with Ruddock v Dokes and Curry v McCrory.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Foooookin 'ell!

That was really brutal, he was out as soon as that punch landed, it was scary the way he folded up and then just keeled over backwards on his knees, like his spine was made of jelly.

That's one of the most devastating KO's I've seen in a very long time. Right up there with Ruddock v Dokes and Curry v McCrory.
Devasting KO from Abraham. Very sickening.

Cheers for the tip James on those KO's above, just watched them on You Tube and they were two of the best I've seen.
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Post by lvlarc »

Nasty KO that. Reminded me of Darnell Wilson's stunning KO a few months back, very similar but slightly more brutal for my money.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OS77moBJnTM
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Post by nickd »

That Wilson fight should have been stopped way earlier what the fornicate was that ref thinking?
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Yeh prob could have been stopped earlier but Nwodo was leading on all cards and had came back from an earlier knockdown, plus Wilson's corner threatened to stop the fight in the 9th I think if he didn't throw more punches. Nwodo was running on empty mind as was Grevor.
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I just watched the whole fight and Gevor was exhausted - he was running on fumes from the 9th and it was just a matter of time until he just couldn;t continue.

I don't think that you can say it was an amazing punch, it's more the fact that Gevor was f**ked. A lot like Easman's punch that KO'd Williams...

I would like to know what the scorecards were, Gevor did ok the 1st half of the fight, it's only the 2nd time he's gone past 8 rnds and it showed.

Entertaining fight and worth a watch.
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Post by Freiheit »

Scores were 98-91, 97-93 & 97-95 for Abraham.
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dopey wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Foooookin 'ell!

That was really brutal, he was out as soon as that punch landed, it was scary the way he folded up and then just keeled over backwards on his knees, like his spine was made of jelly.

That's one of the most devastating KO's I've seen in a very long time. Right up there with Ruddock v Dokes and Curry v McCrory.
Devasting KO from Abraham. Very sickening.

Cheers for the tip James on those KO's above, just watched them on You Tube and they were two of the best I've seen.
Try out Mike McCallum v Don Curry as well then, absolutely sensational punch.
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ciscokid wrote:I just watched the whole fight and Gevor was exhausted - he was running on fumes from the 9th and it was just a matter of time until he just couldn;t continue.

I don't think that you can say it was an amazing punch, it's more the fact that Gevor was f**ked. A lot like Easman's punch that KO'd Williams...

I would like to know what the scorecards were, Gevor did ok the 1st half of the fight, it's only the 2nd time he's gone past 8 rnds and it showed.

Entertaining fight and worth a watch.
Well, yes I'm sure that it didn't help him that he was exhausted, but it was still a peach of a punch and a BRUTAL KO, which was what the thread was about.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Foooookin 'ell!

That was really brutal, he was out as soon as that punch landed, it was scary the way he folded up and then just keeled over backwards on his knees, like his spine was made of jelly.

That's one of the most devastating KO's I've seen in a very long time. Right up there with Ruddock v Dokes and Curry v McCrory.
It pains me to think about Ruddock Dokes. The poor fella was obviously out on his feet after 2 or 3 heavy shots and really wasn't defending himself. I see to remember Ruddock really launching into the final one -- and it was because he had time to. Dokes wasn't covering and was standing there limp. Ruddock just lined him up, planted his feet, uncoiled his knees and twisted his whole body into a bomb that landed flush.

Awful.

Is it me, or are guys hitting harder these days? Of course, we all remember the big knockouts from yesteryear, but the brutal ones seem more frequent these days. It was only a short while ago when we had Cintron's effort.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Not as good as the Abraham KO but Tua has a good left hook. :TU:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=J5g8_3S0EUA
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Freiheit wrote:Scores were 98-91, 97-93 & 97-95 for Abraham.
Hi

Thanks - do you know what scores were Micky Vann's?
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Carbo wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Foooookin 'ell!

That was really brutal, he was out as soon as that punch landed, it was scary the way he folded up and then just keeled over backwards on his knees, like his spine was made of jelly.

That's one of the most devastating KO's I've seen in a very long time. Right up there with Ruddock v Dokes and Curry v McCrory.
It pains me to think about Ruddock Dokes. The poor fella was obviously out on his feet after 2 or 3 heavy shots and really wasn't defending himself. I see to remember Ruddock really launching into the final one -- and it was because he had time to. Dokes wasn't covering and was standing there limp. Ruddock just lined him up, planted his feet, uncoiled his knees and twisted his whole body into a bomb that landed flush.

Awful.
Yeah just had a look and that was almost scary. Why on Earth did the ref let Ruddock load up on that last shot? Dokes was clearly out of it...
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Post by THEBUTCH »

Talking of stunning knockouts, see if you can get Matthew Said Muhammed v Lotte Mwale on Youtube. Has to be up there with the best of them.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Had a quick look at Hearns v Duran the other day, that final shot, think it was the left hook? My god, Hearns almost decapitated him with that shot. Duran was absolutely banjaxed.

It seemed like every shot that Hearns hit Duran with was staggering him in that fight, and Robert had a fantastic chin. Hearns power at 154 was pretty frightening.

Can you imagine Hearns v Julian Jackson?
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Hearns was electric that night. One of the all time best performances.
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Post by assassin »

it was a right hand that finished it from Hearns.
I've watched that KO so many times, Tommy faked a couple of jabs downstairs then dropped the bomb, Duran fell face first.
Unbelievable KO considering Duran's chin and pedigree :o
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Post by assassin »

and jesus, Hearns v Jackson, you are a sick man James, that is some ridiculous power in a ring together!!
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Had a quick look at Hearns v Duran the other day, that final shot, think it was the left hook? My god, Hearns almost decapitated him with that shot. Duran was absolutely banjaxed.

It seemed like every shot that Hearns hit Duran with was staggering him in that fight, and Robert had a fantastic chin. Hearns power at 154 was pretty frightening.

Can you imagine Hearns v Julian Jackson?
It was actually a right hand that put Duran face down on the canvas, I don't think I've ever seen a better right hand shot ever. His KO of Ceuvas is something to behold as well.

Would love to have seen Hearns Jackson, the reallly chilling thing about Jackson was, a bit like Bob Foster, so many of his victims were out stone cold in mid air before hitting the canvas they just seemed to fold up like deck chairs
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Post by J »

Def a right cross that did the damage got it on dvd. :TU:
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

J-C wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Had a quick look at Hearns v Duran the other day, that final shot, think it was the left hook? My god, Hearns almost decapitated him with that shot. Duran was absolutely banjaxed.

It seemed like every shot that Hearns hit Duran with was staggering him in that fight, and Robert had a fantastic chin. Hearns power at 154 was pretty frightening.

Can you imagine Hearns v Julian Jackson?
It was actually a right hand that put Duran face down on the canvas, I don't think I've ever seen a better right hand shot ever. His KO of Ceuvas is something to behold as well.

Would love to have seen Hearns Jackson, the reallly chilling thing about Jackson was, a bit like Bob Foster, so many of his victims were out stone cold in mid air before hitting the canvas they just seemed to fold up like deck chairs
Ok, ok, it was a right hand!

Hearns rorated his entire bodyweight into that shot, it was so powerful, it shows what a great chin Roberto had, that he was actually conscious. You can see him struggling to get up, before his body lets him down, most people would have been completely sparko.

Hearns hit him with some almighty shots that night, even his jab was shaking Roberto up.

I think the combination of that heavyweight's reach and Tommy's blinding handspeed would have been too much for Roberto on any given night.
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Post by THEBUTCH »

...or how about Hearns sickening body shot knockout of James Schuler ? :o

A typical Hearns razor-sharp shot, this time to the pit of the stomach, and Schulers legs just collapsed from under him. This is another one to see on Youtube if you can get it.
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Post by Razor »

Nice KO that one :box: :TU:
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