The single greatest ko punch in boxing history

[-CANE-]

What is the single greatest ko punch in boxing history, The ten most popular answers will go into a poll and then every one can vote on which was the best. So get your thinking caps on, bear in mind they have to be worthwhile fights, not undercard fights which most people haven't heard of.

A few suggestions:-

Julian Jackson vs Herol Graham
Iran Barkley vs Thomas Hearns
Rocky Marciano vs Joe Walcott
Mike Tyson vs Trevor Berbick
Lennox Lewis vs Hasim Rahman
Sugar Ray Robinson vs Gene Fulmer
Mike McCallum vs Don Curry
Joe Walcott vs Ezzard Charles
Chris Eubank vs Michael Watson
Naseem Hamed vs Tom Johnson

[BKM-]

To me it will forever be Marciano-Walcott 1

[kayjay]

To me it will forever be Marciano-Walcott 1

B/c it was a lineal HW championship, if you add the significance factor then that's it. The one that gives me creeps is Hearns-Duran. Jackson against either Graham or Norris as well

[The Troll]

To me it will forever be Marciano-Walcott 1

That's what I would go with.

[Panamaniac]

Hard to pick a "single" KO punch

Tyson over Spinks
Hearns over Duran
Duran over Lampkin
Ali over Liston (II)

[merjohn32]

I'd also go with

Rocky Marciano vs Joe Walcott I

[The Monk]

Jackson vs Graham for me. Herol was doing so well then to be caught like a monster punch like that was shocking and brutal.

[StarshipTrooper]

Here's a sleeper from a fight long forgotten: Mike Weaver's one punch 15th round KO over John Tate.

Poet

[duffgun]

Here's a sleeper from a fight long forgotten: Mike Weaver's one punch 15th round KO over John Tate.

Poet

i was actual going to say that, i watched that fight last night jst downloaded it of wbva, tate was quite away ahead before that. in fact i would say it completely ruined tate's life he was a good boxer and had good skills but he was never the same after that one punch, then he got onto drugs and died in a car crash in 1998. shame he was another wasted 80's heavyweight.

[ForemanCrossArm]

What about Sonny Liston over Albert Westphal (#4 HW Contender at the time), the fight lasted 1:58 and he was knocked out for over 2 minutes.. Now ain't that something.

Sonny Liston on how he won "Left jab, right hand" and the right hand was more like "right hand of God."