The single greatest ko punch in boxing history

The big question is should we count only meaningful fighters/fights or every event. Harrison - Sprott is a KO of the year, cause unlike Wilson - Nwodo or Darchinyan - Donaire this fight was really turned by this comeback punch.

Maaaaaaan!! Rocky is the man.

MArciano vs Walcott, greatest right hand ever. Text book....

Maskaev ve Rahman 1 that butterbean knockout was sickening. Bart Gun ate that punch like ive never seen

Arturo Gatti vs Joe Gamache

Butterbean vs. Bart Gunn Just Kidding:banana: EDIT: The way this fat bitch throws his hands up in the air everytime he knocked him down is disgraceful, act like you've been there before you piece of shit. I'd pay money to knock this guy out.

Foreman v Moorer!

Lewis/Rahman II I mean Tuesday Night Knockouts series and other low profile fights have some scary ones...but high profile, Lewis/Rahman II always stands out in my mind Why is ESPN boxing so much worse than USA Tuesday Night Fights was. ESPN doesn't have a bigger budget than the USA network? People complain about boxing declining it starts right there on the mainstream networks and what you get has declined dramtically in my opinion.

Lewis/Rahman II I mean Tuesday Night Knockouts series and other low profile fights have some scary ones...but high profile, Lewis/Rahman II always stands out in my mind

Anne Wolfe vs. Vonda Ward HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!! DAMN^^^^^^^^^^^ i always liked tyson-spinks duran-hearns was brutal check my sig hopkins-tito was good too

Jimmy Thunder Vs Crawford Grimsley? I don't know if it's the greatest but it's funny as hell! :D Poet hell yeah! wasn't that on Tues. night fights back in '97? good call karma coming your way!:banana:

I think all of the answers so far have been about head punches. How about Roy Jones Jr. vs. Virgil Hill? Robbie Peden ko'ing a clowning Nate Campbell is the single greatest KO punch in history. End of thread. nice picks. that was an amazing sounding body shot and robbie's my boy. :fing02:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4bDdjgVtAc here are some pretty good punches, i like the robinson one on fullmer because of the fast reaction like it was just natural, and the hearns on duran is devasting. I never much liked that Hearns knockout of Duran.. Roberto just took that.. If it wasn't so brutal I'd swear it was rigged.

tarver jones 2 enough said.

Anne Wolfe vs. Vonda Ward

Yeah I'm going to say either Hearns/Duran or Foreman/Moorer. I don't know what you mean by great. Hearns knocking Duran out was nasty. But Foreman's miracle punch was "great". Never pay again for live sex! | Hot girls doing naughty stuff for free! | Chat for free!

What is the single greatest ko punch in boxing history, The ten most popular answers will go into a poll and then every one can vote on which was the best. So get your thinking caps on, bear in mind they have to be worthwhile fights, not undercard fights which most people haven't heard of. A few suggestions:- Julian Jackson vs Herol Graham Iran Barkley vs Thomas Hearns Rocky Marciano vs Joe Walcott Mike Tyson vs Trevor Berbick Lennox Lewis vs Hasim Rahman Sugar Ray Robinson vs Gene Fulmer Mike McCallum vs Don Curry Joe Walcott vs Ezzard Charles Chris Eubank vs Michael Watson Naseem Hamed vs Tom Johnson I did something like this before. Marciano vs. Walcott was the winner that time..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4bDdjgVtAc here are some pretty good punches, i like the robinson one on fullmer because of the fast reaction like it was just natural, and the hearns on duran is devasting.

I'd all but forgotten about it, but Mike Weaver's short left hook on Big John Tate in the 15th round for the WBA heavyweight championship (in a fight he was losing badly) was one of the most devastating KO's I've ever seen. Big John went down like he was shot. Of course it turned out he was shot. :)

Glenn johnson and Tarver on Roy Jones they are not the greatest KO but i like it http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40111000/jpg/_40111906_johnson203.jpg http://assets.espn.go.com/media/box/2005/0727/photo/g_jones_195.jpg