Whos that one fighter who fought weak opposition and KOs them quick?

lol he only got 2 people that have a winning record Its ashame because by his video he is a boxing fan and could have been a fairly decent boxer if he hadn't elected to fight bums. I'm with teddy atlas when he says, if you keep feeding your fighters bums they lose their potential to be great or good.

Fighting bums to achieve a record... Very pathetic, and it slowed his potential down at being a great fighter. lol he only got 2 people that have a winning record

this is from his website Fighting bums to achieve a record... Very pathetic, and it slowed his potential down at being a great fighter.

Edwin Valero is the most feared KO puncher since mike tyson

Tyrone 19wins -1D 19 1st Round KO's Boxing has always been about perspectives, but even the sport's most jaded critics have to acknowledge the singular accomplishment of mercurial Philadelphia middleweight Tyrone (The One) Brunson. The unbeaten 24-year-old, holds the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts. Twenty fights, 19 KOs! With his 15th first-round stoppage against David Johnson on March 9, 2007, Brunson eclipsed the North American record set by Young Otto (119-30) in 1905. He then tied the world record of 18 - set by current WBA super featherweight champ Edwin Valero of Venezuela - by starching Jamie Waru in Auckland, New Zealand, last June. It took Brunson just 72 seconds to notch record-setting No. 19 against a warm body named Francis McKechnai on March 29 in Michigan. "He's created a buzz, no doubt about it," said Adam Harris, North American managing director for Britain's Hennessy Sprots, which is promoting the August 15 card in association with River Cree Resort. "You can say what you want about the relative records, but the bottom line is that Tyrone has done what no other fighter in history has done, in any division. "Nobody can ever take that away from him." The combined records of first-round KO victims for Valero, who won the WBA title in his 20th pro outing, was 112-102-17. Opponents for Brunson, who fights in a more competitive weight class, have combined for a 60-94-8 ledger. Knockout power is nothing new for Brunson, however. Nearly 90% of his 82 amateur wins were via the KO route. The former Pennsylvania Golden Gloves champ turned pro in 2005. this is from his website

You need to check out Oganov yet. Now, there was a feared puncher until he got his ass beat bad. LOL. I know who he is, and I knew he would get beaten. I choose his opponent over him, I forget his opponents name at this time but it was an opponent that gave Kelly Pavlik a tough fight. But that same opponent fought bute at 160 and got ko'd by a body shot. Oh now that I got to talking about it his name is Zuniga and I choose him over Oganov. His name just popped up in my head.

19-0 with all wins coming by way of 1st round KO, middleweight puncher Tyrone Brunson is considered by some to be the most feared puncher since Mike Tyson. Read more about Brunson and his Aug. 15th fight in Edmonton, Canada on FightFan.com :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:

Someone must have told Tyrone Brunson that he wasn't that good after all. He hasn't fought for a year now. :lol1:

Victor Oganov? Or was it that other dude, Tyrone Brunson? I believe its him, hahaha!!!! I checked his record and he got a draw against a 12-9-1 guy!!! Hahahahaha, that is the step up and he couldn't prove shit.