


Neftaly — The Most Memorable Knockouts in Boxing and MMA
Knockouts (KOs) are the pinnacle of excitement in combat sports, showcasing a fighter’s precision, power, and timing. From the squared ring to the octagon, certain KOs have etched themselves into the annals of history, leaving fans in awe and analysts in deep discussion. Here’s a curated selection of some of the most unforgettable knockouts in boxing and MMA.
???? Boxing’s Most Iconic Knockouts
- Mike Tyson vs. Trevor Berbick (1986)
At just 20 years old, Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion in history by delivering a ferocious TKO to Berbick in the second round. This victory marked the beginning of Tyson’s dominance in the boxing world. - Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston II (1965)
Ali’s “phantom punch” in the first round remains one of the most debated moments in boxing. Liston’s swift fall to the canvas, without a clear visible strike, left fans and commentators questioning the legitimacy of the knockout. - Juan Manuel Márquez vs. Manny Pacquiao IV (2012)
In their fourth bout, Márquez landed a perfectly timed right hand in the sixth round, knocking Pacquiao out cold. This punch not only ended the fight but also concluded one of boxing’s most intense rivalries. - David Benavidez vs. Rogelio Medina (2017)
Benavidez showcased his knockout prowess by delivering a devastating punch that left Medina unable to continue. This victory solidified Benavidez’s reputation as a formidable force in the super middleweight division.
???? MMA’s Most Jaw-Dropping Knockouts
- Jorge Masvidal vs. Ben Askren (2019)
Masvidal’s flying knee just five seconds into the fight set a UFC record for the fastest KO. The brutal finish stunned fans worldwide and remains a highlight in UFC history. - Conor McGregor vs. José Aldo (2015)
McGregor’s 13-second knockout of Aldo at UFC 194 is the fastest in UFC title fight history. Aldo, the reigning featherweight champion, was caught off guard by McGregor’s precision and speed. - Holly Holm vs. Ronda Rousey (2015)
Holm’s head kick in the second round of their bout at UFC 193 shocked the world, ending Rousey’s undefeated streak and establishing Holm as a dominant force in women’s MMA. - Dan Henderson vs. Michael Bisping (2009)
Henderson’s overhand right, followed by a flying forearm, knocked Bisping out cold at UFC 100. The knockout was so powerful that it earned Henderson a $100,000 bonus and is considered one of the greatest in UFC history.
???? Relive the Action
For a visual journey through these iconic knockouts, check out the following highlight reels:
- Greatest Heavyweight Knockouts In Boxing History
- SCARIEST KNOCKOUTS In UFC History ☠️
- 60 Minutes Of INSANE Boxing Knockouts Vol. 2
- 1 HOUR OF THE GREATEST KNOCKOUTS
These knockouts not only highlight the fighters’ skills but also the unpredictable nature of combat sports. Each punch tells a story of preparation, strategy, and the raw intensity that defines boxing and MMA.

