Top 50 Most Spectacular Boxing Knockouts

Top 50 Most Spectacular Boxing Knockouts in Boxing History!
The results are based on a survey where 25 volunteers provided a chornological list of what each considered to be the top 25 most spectacular boxing KOs. In total, 243 knockouts received mention. This video will focus on the Top 50 from those results.
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This episode of Rummy's Corner was written, narrated, and produced by Geoffrey Ciani (aka - Rummy).
Top 50 Most Spectacular Boxing Knockouts KOs

[@pauljdowney]

Your number 2 should be number 1. The Jackson vs Graham knockout is unusual because it completely turned off Graham's brain like an epileptic seizure. Please note that Graham fell backwards onto his back. Boxers virtually never fall backwards when knocked out, they collapse forward. It should also be noted that it was only one punch and Graham was clearly winning the fight and out boxing Jackson before the knockout. Graham was warned repeatedly of Jackson's extremely dangerous power but he was starting to disregard his corner. Julian and Herol are both top notch quality people but in this fight it was not a knockout/concussion but a brain going into seizure for Herol. Can anybody find another boxer who unfortunately collapsed backwards like a tree falling in the forest? This is the sign of a brain turning off like a light switch.

[@gew1898]

Foreman vs Lyle would have also been a good one.

[@vcjjj08]

What Ray Mercer did to Tommy Morrison (RIP) should have been considered a crime. Merciless indeed.

[@bigzero718]

I feel like Bob fosters was one of the best left hooks ever and don't get the recognition he the deserve

[@williams.9165]

The Ref calling the Morrisson/Mercer fight should have been fired!

[@GhostRider-mm6ky]

Idc what anyone says that ref counted 10 when Mike put Buster down

[@mikepearson8865]

I think this list should be titled “greatest knockouts”, as opposed to “most spectacular”. There seems to be weight added for historical significance and not just on sheer spectacle. Great list if viewing for historical significance, but surely most spectacular needs to include Deontay Wilder and Gerald McClellan.

[@davidvanwagener6097]

Foreman-Frazier was a surprise omission.

[@jhibreal35]

George foreman is scary 😣

[@cuthbertjolly4859]

Honourable mention -George Foreman vs Joe Frazier.

[@kiasax2]

As an amateur boxer, I got to workout at the Kronk Gym in downtown Detroit. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns was there and taking a little light sparring.

[@midnick2159]

Julian "The Hawk" Jackson owns some of the most devastating knockouts I've ever seen. Dude was powerful, accurate, and intimidating.

[@willmac5642]

The most badass was that Julian Jackson one where he points to canvas as the guy drops

[@bigink190]

That hearns ko was #1 in my book too !!! Great job Rummy

[@tallpaul1563]

I agree on #1.....That right Hearns hit Duran with looked like Duran got hit by lightning. Most brutal KO punch landed in a fight between two Hall of Famers of that magnitude. Nobody ever did that to Duran.

[@matthewgibbs1366]

14:12

[@JamesPappas-ki8jc]

Hitman-Duran...what a punch!!!

[@mikehannon4097]

I can't believe no one chose the Foreman Fraser title fight in 1972 I believe it was. A remarkable knockout after many trips to the canvas for Fraser.

[@johnodaz1273]

Great List and good video Rummy.

[@johannvi8051]

awesome list with just the right amount of background info and perfect pacing. Thanks a lot Rummy!