I don't think it happens. Many boxers rack up their KO wins at the start of their careers when they are facing journeyman to C level fighters. Matchmaking plays a huge role in this. Some fighters flop when they don't have the physical advantages/reach over their opponent that they are so used to and then others can't adapt and eventually get KO'd themselves.
Benny Leonard has a lot of KOs (app 70) for a guy generally not considered a huge puncher. Fritzie Zivic at 80 surprised me. Moore, Stribling, Langford, Robinson, Saddler and Armstrong are the most notable members of the 100+ club.
Should have said something like from 1985 till now. Loads of guys from the classic age fit the criteria