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i was looking up boxing results for the day and i notice that boxrec top 20 cruiserweight dmitry kudrashov kod 17-1 alex jur in 1 round to move to 23 wins (23 ko) and 2 losses (2 ko). jur was jabbing and moving okay but then got caught by a left hook and then dropped hard and counted out by a right that seemed around the side/back of the head

who are other notable fighters now or in the past who are ko or be ko'd? and they dont ALWAYS have to win by ko or lose by ko, but they should have nearly every fight end in ko. so like david price id count even though hes had a few decisions

Cello Renda, whilst the record is varied, when he boxes it always seems like someone could get stopped at any moment

Julian Jackson

Tommy Hearns

Frank Bruno - Only 2 points decisions. Each defeat by KO

I also got that feeling with Enzo. He was always a KO waiting to happen, but he did have a number of points decisions on his belt do maybe he doesn't count since he was capable of getting the points win.

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

Think David Price and Enzo are the two that spring into my head.

Going forward I think (while he will probably go the distance against Kevin Johnson) that Dubois might end up being one of these.

Ricardo Torres

Ended his career with 33 wins (29 kos) and 2 defeats by KO

Fun fighter

lefthook82 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2018, 06:50 Ricardo Torres

Ended his career with 33 wins (29 kos) and 2 defeats by KO

Fun fighter

Was in an absolute corker with Cotto

Ezra Sellers

29 wins (26 kos), 8 defeats all by ko

Fight with Thompson was brutal

ezra sellers....lol man that dude was in some wild ones. the fight with alex stewart was just as crazy as the thompson war.

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!

Only seen highlights but Wilfredo Gomez record is nuts considering how high level he was.

44 wins (42 Kos), 3 defeats all by KO

Joe Awome never went the distance, win or lose.

banjo wrote: ↑16 Sep 2018, 06:51

lefthook82 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2018, 06:50 Ricardo Torres

Ended his career with 33 wins (29 kos) and 2 defeats by KO

Fun fighter

Was in an absolute corker with Cotto

One of my all time favourite fights. He was so close to the upset.

Wayne Alexander and Jason Matthews was two Big Punchers and there loses coming by way of Knockout.

Juan Kid Meza vs Jaime Garza - both were massive punchers and very chinny, you would have got the same odds as you walking to Saturn than for it to go the distance for the WBC super bantamweight title back in 1985 (I think...) it's on you tube - check it out!

Caveman Lee, 24 wins, 23 by KO, 4 losses, 3 by KO

Herbie "the dancing destroyer" Hide
Paul "scrap iron" Ryan
Kevin "the look" Lueshing

Yunier Dorticos has so far had 22 wins with 21 KOs and 1 loss by KO. I think he showed plenty of toughness against Gassiev though so I don't think he'll be one who gets stopped every time he loses.

Holyfield fought this bloke
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/26865
seems there was a fair chance of a stoppage either way

jamamb wrote: ↑16 Sep 2018, 06:53 ezra sellers....lol man that dude was in some wild ones. the fight with alex stewart was just as crazy as the thompson war.

Stewart vs Thompson is one of the reasons why I'd watch heavyweights, if I was not so prejudiced against their oversized ungainly cow-people hugfests.

Lucas Browne: 25(22)-1(1).

A lot of scrubs on his record though.

Rostislav Pletchko. Never seen second round

Masao Nakamura 24-3, (23), he's gone 1-1 in decision bouts

John Mugabe deffo should be on this list