Choose which K.O is better...

Given the options, I'll go with number five. Great thread.

 

Pac-Hatton

 

I go for Pac Hatton, because Ricky wasn't beating a count of 10 days after that punch

 

For me, definitely Montiel vs. Donaire. It was extraordinary, not just because of the punch, but because Montiel got back up.

 

What the hell? There's no fifth option. Are you trying to make a fool out of me, motherlover?!!! :fire

 

Montiel actually got back up. Thread question should be "Which knockdown was scarier?" For me, both knockdowns were equally eerie, though I felt better when Montiel got back up.

 

Both equally awesome, but Hatton couldn't even get up: :yep

Ain't knowing **** about boxing, same move, right hook, roll over... :yep

 

Martinez KO of Williams

 

didn't think this that hard to chose

im guna go with pac v hatton,

even though that russian dance montiel was doing when he collapsed was freaky

 

:deal

 

Hatton was gone, immobile, asleep you could have counted to 100 the real question of recent KOs is between the Williams ko or the Hatton with the Montiel one although its a beauty at #3

 

I'd rate the following in order...

1. Martinez vs Williams:

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2. Pac vs Hatton:

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3. Donaire vs Montiel:

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Williams was supposedly this 'most avoided man in the sport', and a year ago was a heavy favourite to brush aside Martinez. So without a shadow of a doubt, Martinez' one-punch demolition of him was ****ing ace.

Pacquiao was fighting a guy who was naturally bigger than him, and one that had been the king of his division for a number of years. His one-punch KO almost ended Hatton's life.

Noni was fighting a guy who, let's remind ourselves, was ridiculously smaller than him. Noni was also the favourite to win, and with his superior size, power and presence, a KO like that was to be expected.

 

The punch that generated the ko? Donaire. Result, the ko itself? You have to go with Manny. Hatton looked like he was laying in his coffin there in the ring.