Your favorite KO in the history of boxing?
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[QUOTE=BattlingNelson;15773079]Foster had a ton of vicious KO's.
I reckon the Quarry KO is the most famous:
Also **** Tiger:
Foster with the GANGSTER ASS walk off.....like he know the cops aren't gonna catch him for these back-alley muggings.Comment
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Lee Roy Murphy vs Chisanda Mutti, Oct. 19, 1985.
They fought for the IBF “world” cruiser crown.
They weren’t the best at the time, still went down in boxing history due to this right hands exchange (15 min. into the vid).
What had been the decision if none of them had gotten up?
A “KO by draw”?
No, I believe I read somewhere that the judges scorecard would have determined a winner.
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Lee Roy Murphy vs Chisanda Mutti, Oct. 19, 1985.
They fought for the IBF “world” cruiser crown.
They weren’t the best at the time, still went down in boxing history due to this right hands exchange (15 min. into the vid).
What had been the decision if none of them had gotten up?
A “KO by draw”?
No, I believe I read somewhere that the judges scorecard would have determined a winner.
I have seen that clip before...I always thought that both were hurt, but mutti caused lee roy to fall by falling into him...Comment
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Lewis-Rahman. The way Rahman had his head ON the crown. Golden.
Not a KO, but favorite punch ever thrown, was Floyd's check-hook of Hatton. I mean everything for set up perfectly from Floyd landing it to Hatton getting lazy and flying in.Comment
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Murphy on the double-knockdown: “Everybody is always talking about it. That was a rough fight. This guy was strong. He was strong as heck. At that one point, I couldn’t do nothing. I’m thinking, ‘Why is he throwing all of these punches?’ I didn’t know what to do. I was lost. Mutti was strong. His weakness was his conditioning. The body shots took away his power. In the end, I was swollen like he was swollen.”Comment
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