Longest Knockout Streaks In Boxing

Jacques81 · Sep 1, 2025

Ali Raymi

First 21 fights by first round KO

And brutal

IntentionalButt · Sep 4, 2025

IntentionalButt said: ↑

Currently the longest active kayo streaks in the sport are:

Alessandro "Rognoso" Riguccini, 20 KOs

Nelson "The Albanian Eagle" Hysa, 17 KOs

Naoya "The Monster" Inoue & Dayán "Dynamite" González, 11 KOs

Andy "Da Blade" Hiraoka, Luqmaan "Prince" Patel, Bek Nurmaganbet, and Subaru Murata, 10 KOs

Armando Martínez Rabi, Jadier "One Billion" Herrera Montero, Alejandro Luis "El Cuervo" Silva, Abdullah Mason, Mikito "Iron Fist" Nakano, and Enriko Moses "The Wrecking Ball" Itauma, 9 KOs

Riku Masuda, Kemahl "The Hitman" Russell, and Joshuah Lupia, 8 KOs

Hovhannes Bachkov, Michał "Zły Chłopiec (Naughty Boy)" Cieślak, and Osleys "El Tornado" Iglesias Estrada, 7 KOs

Isaac "La Bestia" Lucero, Emiliano Fernando "El General" Vargas, Bekman Soilybayev, Ernesto "Tito" Mercado, and John "The Beast" Mannu, 6 KOs

Euri Cedeño Martínez, Jack "El Terrier" Turner, Frederick Gleluo "Pretty Boy" Kiwitt, Riku Kunimoto, Daud "Cino" Yordan, Hayato Tsutsumi, Miguel Ángel "Fantastico" Esparza Cruz, Masamichi "Yabuki" Satô, and Ağıt "Big Puma" Kabayel, 5 KOs

dozens-way tie (beyond my patience to enumerate) at 4 KOs

(Gervonta Davis, btw, managed to sandwich 16 between his UD wins over Germán Meraz and Isaac Cruz...closest I can find in very recent memory to bettering Hysa or Riguccini)

That's from everyone in the BoxRec top 500 p4p (presumably including just about anybody world-ranked...or at least it sure as hell ought to) - took me an hour to go through checking one by one manually. A mere 34 men have current stoppage streaks of more than 4 in a row. Everybody else, if they're not coming off a loss or a points victory or draw or No Contest, has between 1-4. Subtract the nine-way tie for 9th place, and you have just 25 boxers with six or more. Just eight in double-digits - and of those, only Naoya Inoue is facing world class competition. Er, he is sometimes, anyway.

Riguccini and Hysa might pump their numbers up into the mid or even high twenties, but neither is particularly young. They'd have to really scrape the bottom of the barrel to pad themselves up to Wilder/Gómez territory. Inoue is himself 32 years old, and it has taken him six years to build up an 11-0 streak. He would need to triple it to bump anybody off the all-time list. Great as he is, don't see that happening. Especially if he keeps moving up in weight and facing ranked contenders, eventually somebody's going to become the first since Donaire to last 12 (if maybe not beat him).
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Iglesias moves up to now tied for 6th place with Riku Masuda, Kemahl Russell, and Joshuah Lupia with his 8th consecutive stoppage (but an iffy one) against Vlad Shishkin.

IntentionalButt · Sep 5, 2025

Euri Cedeño Martínez looks to elbow his way up into the current 6-way tie for 8th place with a sixth consecutive stoppage when he faces Willie Jones tonight, headlining a BXNGTV PPV.

IntentionalButt · Sep 14, 2025

Inoue is out of the running, streak snapped... stupid little Uzbek runner!

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