fighters who knock out or get knocked out

[rubberneck]

This chap fits the bill, but obviously at the other end of the spectrum. 60% ko win ratio, 100% ko loss ratio.

http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/4914

[Londonirish]

This chap fits the bill, but obviously at the other end of the spectrum. 60% ko win ratio, 100% ko loss ratio.

http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/4914

Holley Smoke!

17 Years of getting knock out.

[Lenny Cravats]

Alejandro Berrrio. He won a few on points late on, but he had about 35 fights before going the distance - including being a world champion in that time.

EDIT - Just checked, he'd done points a couple of times. Stands now at 38(33) - 8(8).

[Londonirish]

Ilunga Makabu Can Bang 21 KO’s from 22wins And both losses coming by the way of knock out. Is still active now.

[Lenny Cravats]

Most obvious is LaMar Clark.

Longest KO streak in the sport.

Went to points on his debut, then didn't bother for the rest of his 47 fight career.

[rubberneck]

I’d never heard of this chap before.

6 ko wins in one night as part of an “inter mountain heavyweight tournament”!!!
Wow!

Most obvious is LaMar Clark.

Longest KO streak in the sport.

Went to points on his debut, then didn't bother for the rest of his 47 fight career.

[TheGman]

Hatton later on? He was solid early in his career but I thought he always looked vulnerable since just before Floyd. Remember him fighting Lazcano and he was proper buzzed a few times! Worrying!

Lazcano happened after floyd mate,i thought he looked solid till he fought the guy for the wba light welter in sheffield when he got cut above both eyes then he mived up against collazo which he got buzzed a few times late on in Boston. Floyd took something away from hatton in their fight which never came back. He was never thr sane in the ring after floyd

[Stuarty]

Hatton later on? He was solid early in his career but I thought he always looked vulnerable since just before Floyd. Remember him fighting Lazcano and he was proper buzzed a few times! Worrying!

Lazcano happened after floyd mate,i thought he looked solid till he fought the guy for the wba light welter in sheffield when he got cut above both eyes then he mived up against collazo which he got buzzed a few times late on in Boston. Floyd took something away from hatton in their fight which never came back. He was never thr sane in the ring after floyd

I know mate. I just worded that wrong lol..... My bad......

[orbtastic]

Both the Z boys
Randall Bailey

Lamar Clark the obvious poster boy for this

[jlh]

Cant believe Tye Fields hasnt got a mention.
Must have a KO record above 90% and he is always KOd in defeat.

[dookus]

Al "Slick" Miller
Andrew Hartley

[tigermoth87]

Most obvious is LaMar Clark.

Longest KO streak in the sport.

Went to points on his debut, then didn't bother for the rest of his 47 fight career.

The biggest shock for me is he's white.

I've never seen a white guy called LaMar before.

[orbtastic]

JuanMa Lopez.
Rafa Marquez
In Chul Baek
Chong Pal Park
Antonio Esparragoza
Julian Jackson
McClellan
Boudouani


I remembered Ponce DeLeon and Junior Jones having more stoppage wins than they did, seems not.

[jamamb]

think the kos petered out a bit when ponce moved above 122, also he was a guy who between decision wins could score some big kos, hes defo worth mentioning and along the lines of the kinda guy i had in mind

[Matt W]

Tommy Morrison.

[orbtastic]

Bert Cooper was a real dangerman for a while, he rarely went the distance, whether it was winning or losing.

Ever Beleno
Tim Austin
Mac Foster, although he only lost once by stoppage, ALL his wins came via KO.
Wilfredo Gomez
Ruben Olivares
Danny Lopez
Bobby Chacon & Arguello to a degree.
Pryor only went the distance a couple of times

[ezhmael]

Can we count Amir Khan in this list?

[ezhmael]

Can we count Amir Khan in this list?

Gonna change my answer to Juanma. Most wins by KO all loses by KO!

[TheLeprechaun]

Nigel benn
Mike tyson

[orbtastic]

Darroll "Doin' damage" Wilson

[jamamb]

the brittley fearsome fidel monterrosa munoz

[Ruthless-RKO]

Fidel Monterrosa Munoz

James DeGale's next opponent.

[jamamb]

another i found when looking at the scheduled fight list

victor oganov 32 (30)-5 (4)

his claimed amateur record is 64-16 with 64 kos

[Controversial]

Julian Jackson first name that sprung to mind for me, all 6 defeats by KO and 49 of his 55 wins by KO.

[Stuarty]

i think enzo is worth a mention, dont have to win all by ko but to me enzo defo stands out for his kos hes had both in terms of his wins and losses...thats a bit like renda too, there are a fair number of decisions but also memorable kos on both ends

Enzo was on the wrong end of some proper highlight reel KOs