Most devestating KO loss in past 10 years???

[Zaroku]

Marquez vs pac

pac vs hatton.

martinez vs williams

It's amazing pac was still able to comeback after that KO like nothing happened but then again pacquiao is a tough son of a b*tch

Pac is tough!! Fights for a nation!! Epic warrior stuff.

[El-blanco]

Roy Jones getting crushed by lebedev was pretty brutal. He was basically dead on his feet and then tipped over.

[Zaroku]

Roy Jones getting crushed by lebedev was pretty brutal. He was basically dead on his feet and then tipped over.

I love RJJ, but I nearly wept when I saw that.. I never want to see him studdering more than he is now.

My **** cousin is a fool, Raul studders like a fool when he watches that 70's movie "deliverance". Squeal like a pig...

https://*************/watch?v=pRxUbv90lLI

[Rip Chudd]

Martinez vs Williams 2 for me. The sound when he hit him coupled with Williams laying there knocked out cold but with his eyes wide open.

[TheCell8]

Pacquiao KOing Hatton, and it's not even close.

While Pac-JMM is a popular choice, at least Pacquiao came back from that Marquez loss and picked up dominant wins over Algiei, Bradley 2x and Rios and participated in the biggest PPV event in boxing history.

Hatton's career was over after he got flatlined. He tried to make a comeback 3 years later and lost to Senchenko.

Part of what makes a loss devastating is the after math. How does a fighter deal with after taking that loss?

So for me it's an obvious choice.

[Zaroku]

Martinez vs Williams 2 for me. The sound when he hit him coupled with Williams laying there knocked out cold but with his eyes wide open.

I can't re-watch that.. Those open eyes... Creep me out.

Wow!

[Zaroku]

Pacquiao KOing Hatton, and it's not even close.

While Pac-JMM is a popular choice, at least Pacquiao came back from that Marquez loss and picked up dominant wins over Algiei, Bradley 2x and Rios and participated in the biggest PPV event in boxing history.

Hatton's career was over after he got flatlined. He tried to make a comeback 3 years later and lost to Senchenko.

Part of what makes a loss devastating is the after math. How does a fighter deal with after taking that loss?

So for me it's an obvious choice.

Well put.. But devils advocate here, Floyd stopped hatton first. He was already not the same when PAC got him!

[Zaroku]

Martinez vs Williams 2 for me. The sound when he hit him coupled with Williams laying there knocked out cold but with his eyes wide open.

It was like hitting a cute white seal with a big club!!! Chilling!!! Wow!!

[TheCell8]

Well put.. But devils advocate here, Floyd stopped hatton first. He was already not the same when PAC got him!

True, but Hatton continued fighting after the Floyd fight and did pick up a win over a serviceable fighter in Paulie Malignaggi.

When he got KOed by Pac he was done. That was the final nail in the coffin and then look what happened to afterwards, drug abuse, severe depression, ballooning up in weight. He tried to come back in 2012 and that ended horribly.

Pacquiao just took the Marquez loss, literally and figuratively, on the chin and kept going.

[respectthebrush]

It may not have been a big fight, but that J'leon Love getting KO'd and twerking had me dying with laughter. Motherf$$kers booty was going at it.