LaMotta, down by a wide margin on the scorecards, plays possum until the final minute of the round, then unleashes a furious rush to stop Dauthuille with only 13 seconds remaining in the bout. 1950 Ring Magazine Fight of the Year

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Surprised there's so little interest in this one, it's a recent upload of a legendary comeback finish.

Damn, that's some dramatic ****! He had only won 4 rounds going into the 15th. That's the thing with boxing. It ain't over until it's over as Yogi so eloquently put it.

LaMotta probably staged more late round comebacks than any other fighter. None as dramatic as this one but he often seemed to play possum, faking he was more tired than he actually were, and then unleashed combinations on his unexpecting opponent.

His showboating also cost him some fights though.

LaMotta is the ****,
ive read raging bull a ton of times,
he had a very interesting life.