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One of the all time most obvious ones

Rocky Marciano vs Jersey Joe Walcott

Joe Louis vs Billy Conn as well.

orbtastic wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 11:37 John David Jackson against Jorge Castro, won't spoil it but you have to watch it, it's pretty incredible stuff.

Here's the last round - One eye shut, literally one punch from being stopped and the comeback of comebacks.

Wow! Never seen that one before. Epic. Thanks!

I don't know if it fits into this category but the first Castillio V Corrales fight was fairly even on points going into the 10th round and the momentum of the fight definitely swung in Castillio favour with the two knockdowns and the point deduction. Corrales looked finished and needed a miracle and by God he got one.

Fûck tony weeks

Isn't the thing that the ref is supposed to wait for a lull in action to call time? Clearly there wasn't a lull there until Weeks stepped in

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 12:37

Dirk Kelly wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 11:25 Would you call Ali knocking out Foreman as a come from behind?

Hmmm, good question. Technically it was, but I wouldn’t call it that (it that makes sense )

Nah...Ali was in control of that fight. Even at best at the time of the stoppage.

Weaver over Tate was my favorite as I had no hope for Weaver who was outfought in every way imaginable and being last second KO made it all the come from behind.

Graham vs Jackson was classic. Oh what a right!

Castillo vs Corrales.

Marciano vs Walcott I. The greatest right hand ever thrown. The Rock was behind on all scorecards.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 10:40 On the weekend Azinga Fuzile boxed Shavkat Rakimov's head off for 7.5 rounds, only to then get brutally folded in the 8th

I have always liked this type of outcome for the pure drama of such a big turn of events.

Any come from beind you can think of , no matter what the level, list here so I can note it

Bit of a smelling salts row breaking about that result

samwbr wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 14:42

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 10:40 On the weekend Azinga Fuzile boxed Shavkat Rakimov's head off for 7.5 rounds, only to then get brutally folded in the 8th

I have always liked this type of outcome for the pure drama of such a big turn of events.

Any come from beind you can think of , no matter what the level, list here so I can note it

Bit of a smelling salts row breaking about that result

Just reading about that...definitely something was used (timestamped)

The best and most dramatic for me was when Sugar Shane Moseley knocked out Ricardo Mayorga with only 1 second left of the 12th round was literally unbelievable, 2:59 secs of final round, it was a close fight, I personally had Mayorga just ahead and winning and pretty sure the judges did too from my memory

(craig) wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 14:08 I don't know if it fits into this category but the first Castillio V Corrales fight was fairly even on points going into the 10th round and the momentum of the fight definitely swung in Castillio favour with the two knockdowns and the point deduction. Corrales looked finished and needed a miracle and by God he got one.

He sure did, that miracle was Tony fornicating weeks. Horseshit robbery. Botha was taking Tyson to school. Briggs/lyakovich.

Castro VJackson by a mile
It was so one sided for so long, painful to watch actually but in all my years following the sport this fight was the ultimate turnaround.

As far as Brits are concerned, Carl Thompson turned it around massively against Sebastian Rothman.

My favourite was Ryan Rhodes Vs Jamie Moore.

Rhodes had lost every round, but wasn’t getting beaten up. The one punch that started it was beautifully timed. Great fight. May watch it again now.

Bugaloni v Burton
Scott Dixon v Jamie Moore

Shhhh wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 16:19

orbtastic wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 11:37 John David Jackson against Jorge Castro, won't spoil it but you have to watch it, it's pretty incredible stuff.

Here's the last round - One eye shut, literally one punch from being stopped and the comeback of comebacks.

This is the maddest ever Jake lamotta vs some French guy was nuts too

Dauthuille

smiling assassin wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 11:09 I can't remember it well but wasn't Derry Matthews well behind against Tommy coyle before he caught him with that left hook

Yep, Matthews wasn’t far from being stopped himself.

Harrison Sprott always come to mind.
Huge KO whilst fighting to a points loss with 1 arm then kerrrrboooooom.

Danny Williams

Was it andy lee against John Jackson? Lee was getting walked threw and threw a beautiful shot and stopped him badly. I'm sure it's that fight.

magnus wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 16:15 As far as Brits are concerned, Carl Thompson turned it around massively against Sebastian Rothman.

Yep, when I opened this topic I thought this would be the first thing I would read. Amazed no-one mentioned it before you!

JamieM wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 18:07 Was it andy lee against John Jackson? Lee was getting walked threw and threw a beautiful shot and stopped him badly. I'm sure it's that fight.

He was losing even wider than that to Korobov, wasn't as emphatic a KO, but he was further behind on the cards.

I'm not sure but he may have been behind against Craig McEwan as well right? Or at least they were even.

95gerog wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 17:35 Harrison Sprott always come to mind.
Huge KO whilst fighting to a points loss with 1 arm then kerrrrboooooom.

That's my favourite ever KO.

I'm not even a fan of Harrison, but the way he pulled out that KO was breathtaking and I just have to give him props for it.

Agree with the Froch v Taylor shout. Incredible drama.

And Danny Williams pulling it out of the bag against Mark Potter with a dislocated right shoulder was amazing.

I always liked Kennedy McKinney's turnaround stoppage over Junior Jones.

Nicky Piper's loss to Leonzer Barner, from memory Piper was winning.

Toney vs Nunn.

Pernell Whitaker vs Diosbelys Hurtado (especially notable due to the lack of stoppage wins Whitaker had).

Balboa vs everyone.