Your favorite/most memorable shot in Boxing history

[kadyo's]

[Double_L]

Holy **** that guy's head is huge.

[LeG00N]

Robinson - Fullmer

@ 8:49



Tyson -Berbick
@7:49


and my all time favorite
Marquez-Pacquiao

@4:23

[Double_L]

0:28

[Stromprophet]

Hearns vs. Duran

I don't care how past his prime he was, Roberto Duran being knocked out cold is unbelievable.

The same Duran also lasted 12 full rounds with Hagler, and those fights were not that far apart. I'd be hard pressed to say he was completely past his prime.

[Stromprophet]

Easily my favorite show. So glad it's FINALLY coming back. Been more than a year, damn it.

Best show on TV. Crushing everyone. Crushing True Blood. Crushing Mad Men. It's just ridiculous how much better this show is than the competition.

[Stromprophet]

Watching this again, it's impressive how quickly Pavlik got up after being knocked down in the second. It looked like a pretty bad barage, but he was right up and his legs did not even looked that weak.

The knock out was pretty brutal. Just the accumulation and Taylor was just kind of out.



This one was crazy too. Zurtuche was out on his feet, his head slumps forward and just right there for the uppercut. Check out the angle from 1:26 in the video. Yikes.

[Stromprophet]

Hearns vs. Duran

I don't care how past his prime he was, Roberto Duran being knocked out cold is unbelievable.

Yeah, that's a ridiculous one punch KO.

And as was said, Roberto Duran had just gone 15 rounds with Marvin Hagler. That's a pretty tremendous thing, to KO a guy that tough.

[Nuckin Figga]

Sergio Pwill

that ***** was sick!!!

[CubanGuyNYC]

Yeah, that's a ridiculous one punch KO.

And as was said, Roberto Duran had just gone 15 rounds with Marvin Hagler. That's a pretty tremendous thing, to KO a guy that tough.

I'm almost ashamed to admit that I'd forgotten how Hearns manhandled Duran in the first round of that fight. Maybe it's because the image of Roberto crashing down face first is burned into my memory to the exclusion of all else....

This sort of thread has been brought up before. Many people have selected this knockout as the greatest in boxing history. Everything considered, it just might be. "Hands of Stone" could be said to have had a "Chin of Stone," as well. After almost thirty years, Tommy destroying Duran like that is still nearly inconceivable to me...even with indisputable video evidence....