In professional boxing, what was the fastest knockout ever?
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Jeremy Williams was recorded as the fastest KO at 11 seconds but there is a fight between two europeans i think scandinavian which was quicker. About 7 seconds,\n\nJust found one that only lasted 4 seconds, Russell Rees against Des Sowden, Rees knocked him out after 4 seconds unbelievable. They were Welsh fighters. No video but Boxrec.com will give you the info.
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Boxing. It's a one-on-one competition of strength and skill.
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Pound-for-pound? This is a tough call. Yes, Mayweather is more technically savvy and a more complete fighter than Pacquiao. He is an excellent fighter and everyone knows that already, especially those who had the misfortune of facing him inside the ring. HIs last fight was a real clinic from start to finish, with the Pretty Boy simply outclassing his strong but slow opponent and as a result, the decision was never in doubt even from round 1. On the other hand, Pacquiao's last fight showed how much he has improved through the years, from a one-dimensional, power-punching lefty to a clever, shifty two-fisted bomber. And the scary thing is that he seems to be continuing to improve some more.  There is no denying Mayweather's skill in the same way that the PacMan's power is already a given. But between the two, I would have to choose Pacquiao because of his ability to IMPROVE his game and complement his power with some slick in-ring moves. I was particularly impressed with the way he defended against a barrage of Morales' punches by leaning on the ropes, sliding quietly to his left and then, BOOM, unleashing a crunching left hook as he moved away from a stunned El Terrible. That was the move that put fear in Morales' eyes, for he just found out how much the PacMan has improved.. and it's a whole painful lot (which also says a lot about the talent and discipline of the Filipino icon). Apart from that, and from a spectator's point of view, which one do I really want to watch: an informative, deliberate boxing documentary or an edge-of-your-seat boxing suspense-thriller? Im gonna go with Pacquiao's suspense thriller, where every second in the ring counts and you absolutely have no idea when, where or how the fight's gonna end.
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Technical Knockouts are the lamest thing ever
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I'm guessing most of these people are saying Leonard because he was advertised as being smart and fast, whereas Jones was given more credit for his knockout power. However, as best as I can tell, prime Roy Jones was actually the faster fighter.
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Ronnie O sullivan did it in 5 minutes 20 seconds against Mick Price in the world snooker championships sorry dont know the year but it was awsome to watch.
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Good question, lol, I would have to say both would hit each other at the same time and get knocked out at the same time, so a TIE.
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PACQUIAO - 3RD ROUND KO
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Most boxing experts agree that it was Ali-Frazier III - The Thrilla in Manilla. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier had each won one of their previous two bouts, and the rubber match looked to determine once and for all who was best.\n\nThe all-out war lasted until the fourteenth round of their fifteen-round bout when Frazier's trainer Eddie Futch finally stopped the fight. It was The Ring magazine's 1975 fight of the year and is probably what solidified Muhammad Ali's title as the Greatest of All Time.
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Golota's cleanest fight, no such thing. Surprising Golota has/had talent he just didn't know how harness the aggression. Good puncher, though.
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Manny Pacquiao just won by tenth-round knockout.
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Ernie Bennet beat Mike Tyson when Tyson was an amateur in 3 rounds in 1981. Buster Douglas was the first as a professional to beat Tyson. Evander Holyfield also beat Tyson when both were amateur fighters years before their 2 professional fights!
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pacman won by tko on the 3rd round. and it is boxing, not wrestling.
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Manny Pacquiao just won by a tenth-round knockout.
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Based on some of the pay per view figures from the United States, the UFC has all ready has passed boxing many times but not for all fights. Eventually MMA will be the biggest combat sport on earth because it is actually safer then boxing, it is run better than boxing and because it is more exciting than boxing. For example, there has never been a death in the UFC since it started in 1993 and there are almost no cases of the UFC or other MMA fighters being in trouble with the law which has happened many times in professional boxing. Boxing is a tough sport that takes dedication and skill to master but it's nature is just to punch an opponent in the head, which, even if you are a great boxer, takes it's toll on anyone after a few years. With MMA, you are learning not only how to box, but you are allowed to and trained to avoid being punched in the face which you cannot do so well in a boxing match. The UFC Fighters are also great role models - alot of them are just good family men who train very hard six or seven days a week and are also involved very actively in their communities.
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Ali is much faster than him even though he's heavyweight. Plus he could take a beating/punch compared to Liddell who got knocked out  cold early in his career.
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DelaHoya vs. Mayweather.  Oscar is about done and wants to go out on top.  What a better way then beating the pound for pound best.  Mayweather has never been hit by a good left hook. Shoot, I don't think Mayweather has ever been hit hard.