Greatest come from behind ko's

[McGoorty]

Last night's virtual last second kayo win by Carl Froch brings to mind many great come from behind victories of the past:

Lamotta KO15 Dauthille
Weaver KO 15 Tate
Whitaker KO11 Hurtado
Toney KO11 Nunn
Chavez KO12 Taylor
Leonard KO14 Hearns
Briggs KO12 Liakovich
Kevin Kelley KO9 Ricardo Rivera
Foreman KO10 Moorer
Froch KO12 Taylor

In each of these fights, the winner was behind and needed a knockout to win. Kelley's fight was right after he lost the WBC feather title to Alejandro Gonzales. Rivera, and unknown, was way ahead with a round to go when Kelley scored a dramatic one-punch ko. If the members have any other noteworthy dramatic come-from-behind ko's, please enlighten us.

LaMotta Vs Dauthille ..... without any doubt.

[fitefanSHO]

Chavez should not have "needed" a KO in the 12th to win against Taylor.

A knockdown, maybe, which he got...but a KO?

I had Chavez slightly ahead going into the 12th, by a point.

Fight even entering final frame at worst.

Richard Steele made the right call and by stopping that fight, he gave the fight to it's rightful winner, avoiding what would have been a terribly unjust decision on the part of the judges.

(my vote was Foreman KO10 Moorer)

[SCtrojansbaby]

Out of those I would go with Chavez Taylor but the obvious answer is Corrales Castillo 1

[McGoorty]

Out of those I would go with Chavez Taylor but the obvious answer is Corrales Castillo 1

BULL'S TESTICLES................ admit it, you have never even seen LaMotta Vs Dauthille have you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!........... i can hear the MAGENTABOy thinking to himself..... who's this LaMotta fellow ????