Who Has The Most Sleeper KO's. The guy has to be OUTTTTTTTTtttttttt

[PBR Streetgang]

I watched that fight live on TV and remember thinking to myself after R1 that Joey was going to get seriously hurt.

The same. I was watching HBO, I had always followed Gatti because of his connection with Atlantic City. I think this was early in Gatti's career resurgence. He looked massive compared to Gamache. You could just sense it was going to be a slaughter.

[PBR Streetgang]

I watched that fight live on TV and remember thinking to myself after R1 that Joey was going to get seriously hurt.

After reading your post, I went back and watched the fight. I didn't remember that Gamache made it past the first, only that he took a savage beating and hit with a multi punch combo as he went down. Forgot that he was dropped and buckled several times in first but survived for the second round. I also didn't remember that Gamache landed his share of leather when firefights broke out, he just didn't have the firepower.

Cheers, and thanks for spurring me to rewatch that one. I ended up watching Gatti's fight with Reyes Munoz after that. Another brutal beatdown.

[4truth]

Povetkin should at least be in the running. Whyte, Price, Takam and Perez come to mind immediately.

[Tatabanya]

I think this was early in Gatti's career resurgence. He looked massive compared to Gamache. You could just sense it was going to be a slaughter.

In fact, Gamache sued the NYSAC for the disparity in weight on fight night.

[Robbie Barrett]

[mromano]

After reading your post, I went back and watched the fight. I didn't remember that Gamache made it past the first, only that he took a savage beating and hit with a multi punch combo as he went down. Forgot that he was dropped and buckled several times in first but survived for the second round. I also didn't remember that Gamache landed his share of leather when firefights broke out, he just didn't have the firepower.

Cheers, and thanks for spurring me to rewatch that one. I ended up watching Gatti's fight with Reyes Munoz after that. Another brutal beatdown.

I loved Gatti, one of my favorite fighters of all time. Writing this is bringing back many memories of him. He always had me on the edge of my seat, seemingly 1-2 punches away from being KO'd, but somehow pulling off what seemed to be impossible and landing a fight turning punch. I have a lot of Gatti Roots of Fight gear and wear it proudly. Such a tragedy what happened to him. Was a very sad day for me.