One sided fights between 2 power punchers / KO artists

What were some fights that involved 2 well established KO artists but the fight itself was a blow out?

Thomas Hearns vs Pipino Cuevas is the first to come to mind.

 

Zarate-Zamora and Gomez Zarate

 

George Foreman-Joe Frazier 1-2

Gerald McClellan-Julian Jackson 2

Lennox Lewis-Tommy Morrison

 

Wilder zelenoff

 

not a blowout at all

 

Excuse me??? What would you call them?

 

it was a war! Referring only to zarate-zamora.

 

Lewis-Ruddock

 

3 time Champ Randall bailey vs Carlos "Bolillo" Gonzalez.

 

Pavlik-Miranda

Lewis-Tua. Not a "blowout", but very one-sided.

 

Tyson vs. Bruno

 

You seem like a Zamora fanboy. That's okay, I like him too.

It was a one sided war. Zamora was totally and completely outgunned.

 

GGG vs David Lemieux deserves a shout.

 

Lil Red Lopez vs Olivares

Granted, Olivares was well past it, but it was still a one sided wipe out.

 

Jones Jr.-Toney
Abraham-Miranda II
Lewis-Golota
Sanders-wald
wald-Haye
Tito/DLH-Mayorga

 

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Aside from one scary moment, Hagler beat the living fuck out of Eugene Hart.

 

Eveybody mention Lewis agaisnt some fool. But no mention of tyson lewis ?

 

Anyone remember Juan Manuel Lopez vs Daniel Ponce De Leon 1? That fight was expected to be an explosive match up between Mexico and Puerto Rico, instead it was a first round wipe out.

Juan Manuel Lopez would then become the receiving end of a beating in the hands of Mikey Garcia, who was also a technical power puncher.

Still crazy to see how much Junama's skills devolved over time. Watching him fight against De Leon and then Garcia is like watching 2 different fighters.

 

if hagler counts as KO artist, then Hagler/Hearns is an obvious pick.

 

Yeah , definitely wouldn't classify Hagler as a ko artist (even though he could crack)

 

That was sad. Not even worth mentioning because it wasnt prime tyson vs prime Lewis. Having said that I cant think of a single time Tyson had a come from behind victory. A fight where he had to dig deep and get off the canvas to get the victory like other all time greats. If guys didnt Fold and stood up to him they had a shot at beating Tyson.

 

The guy who KO'd Stinger Andy Ganigan vs. Sean O'Grady

 

Julian Jackson vs In-Chul Baek

 

ouch

 

Good one.

 

Technically, Botha would count as a come from behind victory as he'd lost every round until the knockout.

 

JL Lopez-Campas

 

Liston-Patterson, either one

 

Wasnt that in Coppen Hagen? I remember Tyson fought in Denmark but was it frans botha or some other Euro fighter?