Jeff Mayweather. He had real bad hand problems- his right hand looked mangled- and he won a lot but always by decision. Then he got his hand fixed and won four out of five by KO.
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Re: Most surprising KO/TKO artists?
Jeff Mayweather. He had real bad hand problems- his right hand looked mangled- and he won a lot but always by decision. Then he got his hand fixed and won four out of five by KO.
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Re: Most surprising KO/TKO artists?
Bernard Hopkins over Oscar.
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As far as least expected and devastating I put Groves ko over Fenech up there. Even after being belted by Nelson in rematch, I never thought a slick 'light hitter' like Grove to ice an always tough Fenech like this. Forgot what a rowdy wild scrap this was before it suddenly came to a close.
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Grove said that Fenech was bone dry coming into the ring and the trainer told him to start fast but even he was surprised by the clean KO.
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Re: Most surprising KO/TKO artists?
Muhammad Ali
Any one of his TKO's were a surprise.
He was without a doubt, the weakest hitting big man ever.
Ernie Terrell was right there with Muhammad.
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