Welcome to the Knock Out section of Boxing Live Streams. If you love hearing about jaw‑dropping finishes, legendary punchers and the stats that make a knockout unforgettable, you’re in the right spot. Here we pull together posts that talk about real‑life KOs, classic trivia and debates that keep fans buzzing.
One of the most talked‑about posts asks “Which boxer defeated the most champions?” and drops the name Sugar Ray Robinson. He knocked out 20 champions, a record that still turns heads. Another fan favorite is the list of memorable last‑round knockouts. Think of Muhammad Ali’s Rumble in the Jungle win, Manny Pacquiao’s 2009 upset over Ricky Hatton, or Anthony Joshua’s 2017 victory over Wladimir Klitschko. Those fights prove a knockout can happen when you least expect it.
We also cover unexpected knockouts outside the ring. Diego Lopes’ spinning back elbow at Noche UFC shows that a knockout‑style finish isn’t limited to boxing. Even though it’s an MMA event, the power and surprise factor feel just like a perfect boxing KO.
Fans love debating who the best YouTube boxer is, and Jake Paul’s knockout power pops up in several threads. Some argue his wins make him a top contender, while others say his style still needs more testing against seasoned pros. The same vibe runs through our “Is Jake Paul the greatest boxer of all time?” debate – a mix of stats, fight footage and personal opinions.
For those who enjoy deep dives, the post about heavyweight future prospects shines a light on up‑and‑coming knockers like Daniel Dubois and Filip Hrgovic. Their early knockouts suggest they could reshape the division in the years ahead.
If you’re curious about the science, we have a guide on how many pounds an amateur boxer should cut. Cutting weight the right way can keep you sharp and avoid a weak punch that might cost you a knockout.
Our community also asks fun questions like "Charlie Z or Bob Garrett?" It’s a playful way to compare fighting styles, and it often ends with a mash‑up idea that would make for an epic knockout showdown.
Finally, we keep an eye on the broader boxing world. Articles like “Has heavyweight boxing lost its glamour?” discuss how the lack of big‑ticket fights can affect the excitement around knockouts, while pieces on college boxing remind us that new talent is always being nurtured.
Whether you’re hunting for the latest KO video, a cool fact to drop at the gym, or a debate to join, the Knock Out tag has you covered. Dive into any post, share your thoughts, and stay connected to every punch that ends a fight in a flash.
Jan, 25 2023
KO & TKO are two of the possible outcomes of a boxing match. KO stands for Knock Out which is when one fighter is unable to continue fighting after being hit by their opponent with a legal punch. TKO stands for Technical Knock Out which is when one fighter is unable to continue fighting due to their corner throwing in the towel or a referee or doctor stopping the fight due to the fighter being too injured or too tired to continue.