Knockouts where the victim's reaction made it better?

[Weltschmerz]

David Tua literally put John Ruiz to sleep.

[MrTambourineMan]

[billeau2]

That was a good one. Dude was throwing hands whistling, looked peaceful as can be.

[J-champ]

Frazier's reaction to Foreman's punches were dramatic.

[Fast Eddy]

A bit of a strong thread, but here is a tough one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqEk8gU4C6U

[BodiesInFlight]

[Build That Wall]

[Ray Corso]

......."made it better"..............only a fan could come up with a statement like that! The devastation of a KO loss health wise can be serious but only a fan thinks some weird expression or a muscle twitch "makes it better"!
Sad shhiitt!

[BKM-2010]

I'm sure you're one of those geezers who would use phrases like "they're not doing ballet in there!". You can try to act like you don't enjoy the violence of the sport but obviously boxing fans have an inner sadist, and there's nothing wrong about being open about that. It is lame however to act pretentious like you.

[joeandthebums]

......."made it better"..............only a fan could come up with a statement like that! The devastation of a KO loss health wise can be serious but only a fan thinks some weird expression or a muscle twitch "makes it better"!
Sad shhiitt!

I think BKM-2010 did say in his opening post memorable reactions.

With all due respect to the boxers that got knocked out, a lot of times it is the reaction of their bodies after the punch that makes it more amazing and memorable.

Perhaps not as dramatic as some of the others but a stand out for me is Graziano's gumshield flying out of his mouth when Robinson lands his right and Graziano's legs failing him as he tries to shake them out.