Fluke Knockouts

I'm not usually one to call knockouts "lucky" or "flukes", but other than knockouts that shouldn't count (ie. punches after the bell that the ref doesn't rule late), this is the closest that I can think of.


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Maidana knocking down Cayo was after the bell....Cortez was the ref.

 

Please let me preface this by saying that this is not meant as a character assassination on Williams; I am no PW hater, check my post history - so don't flame me!

...but the Quintana rematch was, for me, the epitome of a fluke KO.

 

Yanqi Diaz-Juan Carlos Gomez was one of the more memorable flukes in recent years. At the time of this fight, Gomez was getting a fair bit of hype as the potential successor to Lewis. Following his one round shock victory, Diaz proceeded to get obliterated by Sam Peter and several others.

 

Tarver - Jones II

 

McCall vs Lewis

McCall wasn't even looking when he flailed his arms about and caught Lennox.

 

that was one horrible break.

 

Is it just me or was that Franceso Damiani quite the fighter ?
Just looking at that footage he seemed quite capeble with some speed and good power.

I was just looking at his record ... and it seems rather underwelming although he only had 2 losses (Mercer and McCall)

Anyone know what happened to him ?

 

Audley Harrison vs. Michael Sprott

Harrison lost pretty much every round an landed a lucky shot in the last minute

 

Firm but fair as always...

 

michel sprott - audley harrison I
closed eye, left hook when audley decided to go for an uppercut.

 

McCall-Lewis, the man closed his eyes and swung. If that isn't a fluke then I don't know what is.

 

this Damiani was good, reaqlly good

 

Marrciano - Walcott

 

Ali-Foreman?