Top Ten Turnaround KO's

[donkim]

Roman Karmazin vs Dionisio Miranda 2010

You had Karmazin behind on points?

[Bundana]

Arnold Taylor - Romeo Anaya.

If we're talking out of the blue KO's where a fighter, who has taken a sustained beating, suddenly flattens his tormentor with one mighty punch... then this one must certainly be in the top 10. Down 4 times and taking heavy punishment throughout, Taylor finally pulled one big right (if I remember correctly!) out of the bag to knock the Mexican cold in the 14th round! Can't think of a better example than that.

[mickey malone]

Nigel Benn Gerald McClellan
Bonecrusher Smith Frank Bruno
Danny Williams Mike Tyson
Colin Jones Kirkland Laing I/II
Jack Johnson Stanley Ketchell
George Foreman Ron Lyle
George Foreman Michael Moorer
Floyd Patterson Ingo Johansson III
Evander Holyfield Bert Cooper
John Mugabe James Green
Carl Froch Jermaine Taylor
Jack Dempsey Luis Angel Firpo
Archie Moore Yvon Durelle
Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Corbett
Chris Eubank Michael Watson II

[GJC]

If we're talking out of the blue KO's where a fighter, who has taken a sustained beating, suddenly flattens his tormentor with one mighty punch...

That's kind of my train of thought, the real wow where the hell did that come from ones.

[sonnyboyx2]

Cotto vs Margarito

[GJC]

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Bonecrusher Smith Frank Bruno

Yep that was a disappointment that one. Funny thing is along with the Lennox Lewis fight I'd probably put that up as one of Frank's greatest perfomances.
I always think that if they would have stretched him a bit more in the early days and had him learn from a defeat like that rather than feed him another few shot fighters to bowl over he might have had more success.
But that's another thread.

[Burning Desire]

I'll name two i just watched recently.

Derrick Gainer vs Kevin Kelley 1
Mike Weaver vs John Tate

[bklynboy]

The main difference between those 2 is the real one is the unbelievable one!

I've only seen clips from the 15th round. One day hopefully I'll see the whole fight.

[mickey malone]

Arnold Taylor - Romeo Anaya.

If we're talking out of the blue KO's where a fighter, who has taken a sustained beating, suddenly flattens his tormentor with one mighty punch... then this one must certainly be in the top 10. Down 4 times and taking heavy punishment throughout, Taylor finally pulled one big right (if I remember correctly!) out of the bag to knock the Mexican cold in the 14th round! Can't think of a better example than that.

Well remembered; that's a classic example..

[El Jesus]

Corrales/Castillo I

Toney/Nunn

Barkley/Hearns I

Carbajal/Arce

Toney/Littles

Carbajal/Gonzalez I

Eubank/Watson II

Carbajal did the right thing by just leaving the sport.

Toney/Nunn was nuts.