Most brutal knockout in history?

[Scott9945]

Check out the slow motion replays of Foster's vicious left hooks:

[mickey malone]

Frazier Foster was particularly brutal

[therazor87]

lewis v rhaman was a bomb!

[BattlingNelson]

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[Weltschmerz]

Not a KO technically but Dempsey's stoppage of Willard in 1919.

[f15bone]

Floyd Patterson v Ingemar Johansson.....Patterson exacts revenge...

Weaver v Big John Tate....talk about drama, down on all the cards Weaver flattens Tate in the last seconds of the 15th...

Can't remember who it was but Nate Campbell got stretched out right in the middle of trying to clown his opponent...Laughed my a** off at that one...Nate got sonned...LOL...Not the most brutal but certainly one of the most memorable...

[sonnyboyx2]

Gatti vs Gamache
Jackson vs Graham
Foster vs Tiger

[McGoorty]

First ones to come too mind

That Ike Williams KO of Beau Jack was savage, one of my favorite KOs

[McGoorty]

Marciano KO 13 Walcott would be first to come to mind, Zale KO 3 Graziano was just so chilling it has to be right up there and another is Bill Lang Ko Bob Fitzsimmons (can't remember the round), That KO was sad but also very very brutal. One more that I can never forget was Marcel Cerdan's KO of Tony Zale, Zale didn't go to the canvas, it was more of a slump but oh man how much punishment can one man take. Gotta love the KO Les Darcy inflicted on Eddie McGoorty, Eddie never looked like he was going to get up again, that was in their second bout. Those are unforgettable once seen, there are so many more but then we would go on forever, who else has seen all those fights on film ?

[McGoorty]

One thing I wanted to mention as well, there have been thousands of great KOs in nondescript bouts of all levels but I will always go for those KOs in big bouts otherwise it's like counting snooker century breaks made in friendly games or in practice.