Most Underrated Quick KO's

[textwarrior]

Baroni v. Menne never gets the love. 18 seconds, but there is about a 5 second barrage on Menne when he was out on his feet. I couldn't find a gif but here is Baroni and Tavares. It shows Baroni's power.

And of course. Penn v. Uno. 11 seconds

Penn was brutal...look like faces of death scene.

 

[Bubba Kid]

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[MeagoR]

Mark Weir vs Eugene Jackson
Gilbert Yvel vs Gary Goodridge

Gilbert Yvel vs Goodridge at Pride 10 in my opinion still the best High kick KO of all time.

 

[Bubba Kid]

Both 12 second flatlines. He also has 3 more sub minute KOs in the UFC.

 

[Ken Fresno]

When AA smoked Beuntello. I think people forget how scary AA was back in the before he just wanted to spam leg kicks for the decision.

This is the one I immediately think of. Most people now won't know but this result was just so unlikely based on who Buentello was. He was a "stand up war" guy, who had never been KOd and almost all of his wins were by KO or TKO on the feet.

It was shocking when he got slumped like that.

 

[Dr. Rose]

Penn was brutal...look like faces of death scene.

Penn in this fight, and when he fought Hughes, is why he is so many different fighters favorite fighter of all time

 

[Dirty Frank]

What are some of the most underrated quick, sub-minute KO's in your opinion?

Struve V Silva is pretty crazy and brutal. Struve was known more as a submission machine or wearing guys down with volume boxing, and though Silva was a shadow of his former self he usually got blasted on the feet by power punchers.

Struve drops him in 8 seconds, then unloads elbows for another 8 seconds till Silva goes limp.

Fuckin A. Didn't know about that fight. Casual that I am

 

[613]

Anderson Silva’s destruction of Chris Leben in less than a minute was absolutely savage.

I was going to say this. I don't think Silva missed a single strike and I don't think Leben landed a single strike. Anderson's Forrest, Franklin, Vitor KOs always get the most attention, but this was always my favorite

 

[JKS]

7 seconds

 

[Sweater of AV]

 

[WildShrimper]

From Sherdog’s favorite WW comes an 8 second KO.

Glad this forum doesn't flock to theatrics and loves fundamentally sound fighters who don't talk much.

 

[Don't Call Me A Casual]

Sakurai KTFO Aoki with brutal knees on the ground. This was after Aoki made Eddie Alvarez run away from his butt scoot and the hello Japan fight, so Aoki's stock was very high. Also Aoki's an asshole so this 27 second KO was very gratifying



On JDS's dominating run to the title, people usually forgot that in his second UFC fight, he also welcomed Stefan Struve to the UFC by KOing him in 54 seconds

Maybe not so underrated and just slightly over 60 seconds, but Marlon Moraes taught us that Aljamain Sterling's weakness is against knees

I miss Marlon being the one punch man of the UFC

 

[HavokHarmon]

Probably one of Hendos lesser known opponents, but a lot of people were saying Hendo was too old and had lost it at the time… nope!

That dude had some cement blocks attached at his wrists. Would have enjoyed seeing him and Lawler mix it up at mw.

 

[HeDidn'tWantTheFight]

Rakic/Manuwa

 

[Ace70 V2]

I was going to say this. I don't think Silva missed a single strike and I don't think Leben landed a single strike. Anderson's Forrest, Franklin, Vitor KOs always get the most attention, but this was always my favorite

Agreed. Remember that Leben was gonna send him back to Japan lol

 

[Moscardino]

From Sherdog’s favorite WW comes an 8 second KO.

If he had more performances like this rather than pitter patter point fighting, he'd be much more loved.

 

[usernamee]

 

[Pepy]

'She's knocking out the guys, she's knocking people down with body shots'

*knocking down world champ boxers with body shots

 

[HHJ]

Rakic/Manuwa

That shit was dangeous. The way he fell was really bad. Imagine if that was the street?

 

[Pepy]