I think the title of this thread should be clearer. I think sickest KO is what everybody is getting at, because it's definitely not the most impactful of the last 10 years. A ATG P4P fighter being KO'd inside 2 rounds when he definitely still had it was a sight to behold.
KO of the Decade?
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how the hell did tua-moorer make the poll?
i voted tua-moorer of course but my choice would be tszyu-judah.Comment
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Here are the other good ones we've missed so far
Shannon Briggs KO12 Sergei Lyakhovich (2006) - For the few fans who were able to stay awake for 11 rounds, 2 minutes and about 48 seconds of this stinker, they were rewarded with a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence: a portion of the heavyweight title changing hands on a last-second knockdown. Lyakhovich filed a protest making every lame excuse imaginable, but Briggs knocking him through the ropes was fully legit.
Calvin Brock KO6 Zuri Lawrence (2006) - The closest you will ever come to seeing a guy fast asleep on his feet. One left hand by Brock, and Lawrence dropped to the canvas like water running out of a cup.
Arthur Abraham KO12 Jermain Taylor (2009) - A few of Abraham’s KOs could have made this list (his second fight vs. Edison Miranda, Khoren Gevor, Elvin Ayala) and so could Taylor’s knockout losses at the hands of Kelly Pavlik and Carl Froch. But Abraham-Taylor, at a packed 02 Arena in Berlin on opening night of Showtime’s Super Six tournament gets the nod. Abraham’s straight right hand not only ended Taylor’s night six seconds short of the final bell, it concussed him badly. It was one of the truly great moments in German boxing history.
Shane Mosley TKO9 Antonio Margarito (2009) - After getting caught trying to load up his handwraps, Margarito learned the hard way that payback really is a *****.Comment
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I'd put Jones/Johnson over Jones/Tarver 2. While the Tarver KO was absolutely stunning to the viewing audience and to those of us at home, Roy did try to beat the count.
Glen Johnson on the other hand had the sick KO. He had me scared for Roy's life for a minute. I thought Jr. could actually kiss his life goodbye for awhile there. The strange thing about it though is it's more of a well placed punch by Glen and not a monster homerun shot, but you would think Roy was hit with a bat by how he reacted to it.Last edited by Haglerwins; 01-03-2010, 06:22 AM.Comment
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I'd put Jones/Johnson over Jones/Tarver 2. While the Tarver KO was absolutely stunning to the viewing audience and to those of us at home, Roy did try to beat the count.
Glen Johnson on the other hand had the sick KO. He had me scared for Roy's life for a minute. I thought Jr. could actually kiss his life goodbye for awhile there. The strange thing about it though is it's more of a well placed punch by Glen and not a monster homerun shot, but you would think Roy was hit with a bat by how he reacted to it.Comment
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