Rummy's Corner: Top 50 Most Spectacular KOs

Good call Rums, to include the non top 10 points here. Makes it easier for the final tally as well

 

Nice vid again Rums.
There's a couple of issues with this situation though. It's already clear that Fury will go the TBA road for the time being and there won't be a fight between him and either Wilder or Joshua any time soon. And he needs to build up again, as we have no idea where he stands at the moment.
Don't forget that Fury didn't look too good at all up until 2014, and then the Chisora and Hammer fights came around with Fury looking much better as he did before. Still he was a 6 to 1 underdog against Wladimir at the time, and the fight became the upset of the year on almost every major publication. Now we know Fury tested positive after the Hammer fight (how the hell isn't that fight overturned?!) and he never fought since.

So Fury blew up in weight, coked himself up, had mental issues, got stripped of his belts and later (much too late imo) stripped of the Ring championship.
There are now so many questionmarks and issues to overcome when it comes to Fury, that it's actually highly unlikely that he would come back in his 2015 shape.
What did the abuse do to his body?
What about his mental state?
Does he have the will to stay active and in shape until getting a big fight?
How much influence did the Nandrolone have on his performance(s)?
Did Wladimir just have a total off night?
His chin can't have become much better, so what if he gets landed on again?
Should we even consider him lineal under the circumstances? The TRBR for instance doesn't.
What if he screws up again, and gets his license revoked or another ban?
And there are probably still quite a number I didn't think of.

And if Joshi fights Wilder in the meantime, I think a lot depends on who comes out victorious.
If Joshua wins, then when Fury can look at least good enough, it would be a Wembley mega event. When Wilder wins on the other hand, the fight would really depend on how good Fury looks and if Wilder (as the reigning IBF/IBO/WBA/WBC/Ring champion) would come to the UK for it.

That brings me to the current purse discussion that's going on at the moment.
I think it's understandable, because that's the whole part that needs to be resolved for this fight to take place in the first place.
It's not that people like to discuss that more as the fight itself, it's that they know it's the point where it's at this moment in time.

I hate the phrase A-Side/B-Side (with or without the word Meth behind it) as any other fightfan, but there's a very clear difference here between pull and financial worth, without much more as the WBC belt and some pushing from fans and media to change much to the purse division.
Wilder and his team want much more, while Joshua and team aren't ready to overpay him it seems.

 

Tyson Fury's return... Before he goes for a title shot (Whom ever holds them at that stage)
Will he call out a Klitschko?? (Who have become vocal of late regarding him).

 

Rummy I love your unbiased and objective information laden posts. Your vids are king. I just think using the Ring magazine rankings as your base might be a little historically misleading and limiting as the Ring in the past and as it is very much today is maybe a bit Westo centric. It routinely forgets or somehow doesn't hear the S.E.Asian noise particularly Thai noise. Consider Seansak Muangsurin who won the the WBC light welterweight strap after only 3 fights, a recorded equalled only by elite Loma decades later, and Seansak after losing it recovered it only 4 months later and went on to defend it 7 times. The gravity of what he did isn't really reflected in the Ring rankings if you see what I mean. I realise you are yet to go lower in weight in your great video series, so just consider and if you have time cross reference the legendary fighting royalty of Siam the true Cinderella men of the sport who have been routinely punching above their weight literally for many many years now....

Here's a list of Thai world Champions sine the 60s til 2014. Sure I@m a Thai fan boy, but why not. SOme of these guys are fighting royalty who routinely get forgotten or left off many a list where maybe they should shine. Just look at the way SRR is routinely absent these days in ant P4P list as an example, so what chance do these legends from history have. Sure I'm a Thai fanboy but if no one shouts for them these legends will disappear silent and forgotten forever. Keep up the great work up!

• Pone Kongpetch (WBA World Champion in 1962, World Champion WBC in 1963)
• Chartchai Chionoi (World Champion WBC in 1968, WBA World Champion in 1973)
• Burlek Chawanchay (WBA World Champion in 1970)
• Venice Borkhorsor (WBC World Champion in 1972)
• Saensak Muangsurin (WBC World Champion in 1975)
• Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh (WBC World Champion in 1978)
• Payao Poontarat (WBC World Champion in 1983)
• Sot Chitalada (WBC World Champion in 1984)
• Khaosai Galaxy (WBA World Champion in 1984)
• Samart Payakaroon (WBC World Champion in 1986)
• Samut Sitnarukorn (IBF World Champion in 1988)
• Khaokor Galaxy (WBA World Champion in 1988)
• Napa Kiatwanchai (WBC World Champion in 1988)
• Muangchai Kittikasem (IBF World Champion in 1989, WBC World Champion in 1991)
• Fahlan Lukmingkwan (IBF World Champion in 1990)
• Pichit Sithbanprachan (IBF World Champion in 1992)
• Ratanapol Sor Vorapin (IBF World Champion in 1992)
• Chana Porpaoin (WBA World Champion in 1993)
• Saen Sor Ploenchit (WBA World Champion in 1994)
• Daorung Chuwattana (WBA World Champion in 1994)
• Saman Sorjaturong (World Champion IBF and WBC in 1995)
• Veeraphol Sahaprom (WBA World Champion in 1995, WBC World Champion in 1998)
• Yokthai Sit Or (WBA World Champion in 1996)
• Pichit Chor Siriwat (WBA World Champion in 1996)
• Sirimongkol Singwangcha (WBC World Champion in 1997)
• Chatchai Sasakul (WBC World Champion in 1997)
• Wandee Singwancha (WBC World Champion in 1998)
• Sonpitchai Pitsanura (WBA World Champion in 1999)
• Medgoen Singsurat (WBC World Champion in 1999)
• Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (WBC World Champion in 2001)
• Yoddamrong Sithyodthong (WBA World Champion in 2002)
• Yodsanan Sor Nanthachai (WBA World Champion in 2002)
• Eagle Den Junlaphan (WBC World Champion in 2004)
• Somsak Sithchatchawal (WBA World Champion in 2006)
• Oleydong Sithsamerchai (WBC World Champion in 2007)
• Denkaosan Kaovichit (WBA World Champion in 2008)
• Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (WBA World Champion in 2009)
• Kwanthai Sithmorseng (WBA World Champion in 2010)
• Ponsawan Kratingdaenggym (WBA World Champion in 2011)
• Tepparith Kokietgym (WBA World Champion in 2011)
• Suriyan Sor Rungvisai (WBC World Champion in 2011)
• Kompayak Porpramook (WBC World Champion in 2011)
• Pungluang Sor Singyu (WBO World Champion in 2012)
• Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (WBC World Champion in 2013)
• Amnant Ruenroeng (IBF World Champion in 2014)
• Wanheng Menayothin (WBC World Champion in 2014)
• Knockout CP Freshmart (WBA World Champion in 2014)

 

When do we get the Bantamweights Rummy?