Hardest Single Punch you ever saw in a fight

[Kirkland Laing]

[Master]

Nunn knocking out Kalambay and McCallum knocking out Curry were unique in the sense that they were not known for their 1 punck KO and never did it again in their career.

Also Holmes chin must be something because he got knocked down hard with Tyson's right cross as well.

[chris6878]

roy when he popped that dudes eardrum.

[Beanflicker]

Considering the power and the size of the man throwing the punch... probably Sam Peters/Jeremy Williams.

[El Kabong]

Considering the power and the size of the man throwing the punch... probably Sam Peters/Jeremy Williams.

Good call also Cooney vs Norton, that was nasty

[Bill Paxtom]

Leotis Martin on Sonny Liston

Leotis landed a 'beauty' of a right-hand on Sonny, who was badly stunned from an earlier
straight right-hand and wide left-hook.

Sonny looked 'gone' as he fell face first into the canvas out in Las Vegas.

Sonny was laid out on the canvas for 5-Minutes.

[holmcall]

Ann Wolfe's shot on 6'6" Ward that left her out cold for many scary minutes.

[smashup]

Eubanks 11th round uppercut on Watson has gotta be one of the most powerful and destructive punches I've seen.

[Violent Demise]

To this day Joey Gamache is still feeling that last hook Gatti hit him with

[IamInuit]

Here are a few good shots


The punch does not look all that hard but look at the way Firpo goes straight down.

Its hard to find that right hand when you are looking for it and talk about on the button.

Damn!!!

Just a perfect punch and almost Marciano/Walcott like. Like a lead/counter even though that does not really make sense.

Speaking of Marciano/Walcott.

Can someone say textbook.

Planked

I'd like to know how Vitali's head stayed on.

The punch heard around the world.

What a body shot.

I remember watching the live broadcast and you could hear the punch like he connected with it in your living room.

Another Dammmmmmmmn!! moment

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

@IamInuit, SICK!!!

That last one reminds me... It's always odd that when a orthodox fighter throws a left hand when their feet are out of position (temporarily southpaw) it is usually (and peculiarly) quite devastating.

I can recall both David Haye and Shane Mosley having the same luck. Probably loads more.

Another reason why switching feet has it's benefits