Sentence examples for a devastating knockout from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump needed a devastating knockout.

Even after Frampton won by a devastating knockout, his face was cut and swollen and, as he says coolly: "Kiko did bust my eardrum.

Quiet and kind outside the ring but a fierce fighter once he stepped inside, Gabriel Hernandez, 27, was known for incredible stamina if not a devastating knockout punch.

In the co-feature bout of the night, Arturo Gatti (31-4) lived up to his nickname, Thunder, with a devastating knockout of Joey Gamache (55-4) at 41 seconds of the second round in a junior-welterweight bout.

His downside as a fighter is that he has been beaten five times in 64 contests and has had to fight his way back after two defeats in 2012, including a devastating knockout by Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez.

Two defeats in 2012, including a devastating knockout by Mexican great Marquez, dulled his lustre, although he has won his three fights since.

Although us fans boast of appreciating the finer aspects of the sweet science, we also yearn for sheer carnage, heavy blows and blood, as well as a clinical and devastating knockout at a bout's conclusion.

A boxer with solid hands and unrelenting pressure, he recently moved up a weight class, only to suffer a swift and devastating knockout at the hands of Stipe Miocic in May.

Moments after getting off the canvas after being decked with a flurry of punches, Kirkland took the devastating knockout punch and collapsed to the floor on his back.

Joppy is fighting for the first time since his devastating knockout loss to FELIX TRINIDAD last May.

But it will ultimately be Hunt's undeniable and devastating knockout power that proves the difference, as the "Super Samoan" takes this contest, and the interim belt, via second round KO.