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rd350lc wrote:Glenn Catley ko'ing a german fighter late on ( don't know his name tho)

He stopped Markus Beyer in the 12th, then in his next bout Catley was himself stopped in the 12th when he was up on the cards against Dingaan Thobela. Incidentally, his first bout against Eric Lucas, which occurred immediately before the Beyer fight, also ended in a 12th round stoppage.

rhino222 wrote: What about Julian Jackson himself putting a showboating bomber graham to sleep!

Great thread, Rhino, except that Graham wasn't show boating against Jackson.

Well, he may have been at some point during the fight but in the moments leading up to the fight he was all business & going for a stoppage. Showboating might have helped him. Jackson (whom I think is the greatest one punch KO artist of all time) would have been stopped at the rounds end.

But the way you worded it made it seem like Graham was at fault for his loss through showboating. If anything, it happened because he was being aggressive against a brilliant puncher.

I think given the thread title we must mention Ensley Bingham vs Nicky Thurbin. Although I don't think the majority had him down, I believe he was down on the scorecards (or was it with the ref in those days) at the time of the 12th round stoppage.

Rothman vs Thompson was possibly the ultimate one though.

Taansend wrote:

rhino222 wrote: What about Julian Jackson himself putting a showboating bomber graham to sleep!

Great thread, Rhino, except that Graham wasn't show boating against Jackson.

Well, he may have been at some point during the fight but in the moments leading up to the fight he was all business & going for a stoppage. Showboating might have helped him. Jackson (whom I think is the greatest one punch KO artist of all time) would have been stopped at the rounds end.

But the way you worded it made it seem like Graham was at fault for his loss through showboating. If anything, it happened because he was being aggressive against a brilliant puncher.

by showboating I was referring to grahams style in the majority of that fight, his swaying and unique foot movement etc. goading Jackson. I was not referring to the actual few seconds before the incident. from memory I remember Jackson had his back to the camera, with graham unloading and looking to end the fight, unfortunately grahams attack left him more open than usual. the rest is history.

levi billups wrote:Earnie Shavers v Roy Tiger Williams. I hadn't seen this before but round 10 is absolutely extraordinary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ywFes0AOPE

I'm ashamed to say I've never seen Roy Williams before.

This round legitimises some of the Rocky footage.

mental.

Did someone say Rocky?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Un_ewX7bpw

Some great, great shouts & memories in this thread... But I don't think Kennedy McKinney's one-punch turnaround vs Welcome Ncita has been mentioned yet, along with Kenny Adams' corner advice: "The only way you gonna win this fight is knock him the fvck out, you understand?"

McKinney, down on the cards in the tenth, gets nailed in the following round, takes a knee to avoid the follow-up (& wasn't Kennedy a master of that? Get rattled, take a walk, drop to the floor & take the eight count. Great boxing brain, get Mr Korobov some tapes of him someone), then as Ncita swarms all over him... McKinney wipes him out with a single right hand.

McKinney did the same, in four rounds, to Junior Jones at Madison Square Garden: got badly rocked & took a knee, then against the run of play landed a huge right to take his man out. & the only reason people don't remember that as an all-time shoot-out is 'cos an hour later Naz & Kevin Kelley took turns bouncing each other off the floor.

Pacquiao, as I remember it, was handling Marquez in their last fight until he got caught clean and counted out.

As short lived as it was, Judah was doing very well against Tyszu until he got flattened with a huge right.

Froch v Taylor, competative fight but Taylor was a clear points winner on my card had it gone to points.

Froch v Groves 1, if you believe the ref made a sound decision to stop it.

Datsue wrote:Some great, great shouts & memories in this thread... But I don't think Kennedy McKinney's one-punch turnaround vs Welcome Ncita has been mentioned yet, along with Kenny Adams' corner advice: "The only way you gonna win this fight is knock him the fvck out, you understand?"

McKinney, down on the cards in the tenth, gets nailed in the following round, takes a knee to avoid the follow-up (& wasn't Kennedy a master of that? Get rattled, take a walk, drop to the floor & take the eight count. Great boxing brain, get Mr Korobov some tapes of him someone), then as Ncita swarms all over him... McKinney wipes him out with a single right hand.

McKinney did the same, in four rounds, to Junior Jones at Madison Square Garden: got badly rocked & took a knee, then against the run of play landed a huge right to take his man out. & the only reason people don't remember that as an all-time shoot-out is 'cos an hour later Naz & Kevin Kelley took turns bouncing each other off the floor.

Calzaghe getting dropped heavily for first time in his career from Mitchell then KO'n him within seconds

Leonard vs Hearns

Hagler v Hearns?

Froch vs Groves 1

palooka wrote:Hagler v Hearns?

NO?
Leonard was getting out-boxed and battered around a fair bit until he came back to win by stoppage a great come from behind win.

I wasn't sure, hence the question mark, Hagler didn't have much time left to close the show though, he was split open.

palooka wrote:I wasn't sure, hence the question mark, Hagler didn't have much time left to close the show though, he was split open.

Yes great win by Hagler, leonard softened Hearns up for him

Jason Cook vs Sandro Casamonica

Not strictly within the criteria of this thread but a bloody good knockout.

Parson Cross must be on holiday. No way does a thread otherwise go this far without a mention of Ryan Rhodes - Jamie Moore.

DavidPayne wrote:

levi billups wrote:Earnie Shavers v Roy Tiger Williams. I hadn't seen this before but round 10 is absolutely extraordinary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ywFes0AOPE

I'm ashamed to say I've never seen Roy Williams before.

This round legitimises some of the Rocky footage.

mental.

The ref was letting him continue before he just keeled over as well!

seanilius wrote:Jason Cook vs Sandro Casamonica

Not strictly within the criteria of this thread but a bloody good knockout.

Poor old bobby vanzie twice down to fight casamonica and twice the Italian ducked it.

Good thread. This fits the bill even though it was far from a good fight...

Briggs v Liakhovich - Briggs wins a HW belt by KO at 2.59 of the 12th round whilst losing on all scorecards.

handsofstone wrote:Calzaghe getting dropped heavily for first time in his career from Mitchell then KO'n him within seconds

I loved the way Joe bit down on his gummy, dug his feet in, and started swinging like a man possessed.

Sklar wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Calzaghe getting dropped heavily for first time in his career from Mitchell then KO'n him within seconds

I loved the way Joe bit down on his gummy, dug his feet in, and started swinging like a man possessed.

and connected, big time. Im sure calzaghe was more embarassed than anything. God he recovered well.

I loved the way Joe bit down on his gummy, dug his feet in, and started swinging like a man possessed.[/quote]
and connected, big time. Im sure calzaghe was more embarassed than anything. God he recovered well.[/quote]

Sign of a true champ that!

rd350lc wrote:Glenn Catley ko'ing a german fighter late on ( don't know his name tho)

Markus Beyer?