What does it feel like to knock out another man in a boxing match?

[sean1997]

Please talk about it, NSB.

[sparkman0811]

I've knocked out, or tko'ed, someone in competition, with body shots. In sparring I have broken some people's noses, dropped guys with body shots, and staggered somebody. I've never dropped anybody with a head shot. I gave a guy a really messed up black eye once. I've been dropped in sparring, it sucks. You get really dizzy, your head gets really hot, and your head or back of eyes hurts for days.

It is a good feeling when you know you've landed a solid punch and in the right spot. You don't want to hurt opponent, but boxing is about landing punches and making them count. So, yeah, when you land a hard solid shot, it feels good.

[way2strong]

all these bad azzes on here and no 1 has stories to tell

[MaskedMurderer]

it feels the same way it feels knocking someone out in real life, except with out the worry of fleeing the scene asap.

[JACK1190]

Don't know about in the ring, but on the street it's a relief that you've finished the fight early and can walk away, and I've been knocked out once in a street fight, my eyes went all fuzzy "if it's happened to you you"ll know what I mean" and my legs turned to jelly and fell to the floor like a sack of ****.

[SthPaw]

I have never fought, but I've sparred plenty. I have never dropped a guy in the gym or anything like that, but at the end of the session to have a guy come up to you and admit they felt dazed once or twice, kind of feels good with all the due respect.

I would imagine knocking someone out in a fair and even match feels pretty good...

[low_Bo]

I knock out people in the ring and streets. It's nothing special once you do it a bunch of times. There was this one time I won't forget: I was in line at the DMV and this fat lady behind me kept coughing. I was grossed out cause she has aids. Finally she sneeze on my neck and I felt spit droplets all over. I whipped around and hit that ***** on the temple with a feint and a hook. She collapses and has a seizure. I got outa there then hid under a car in the parking lot across the street. It felt weird that time.

[Rip Chudd]

I only spar and have never knocked anyone out in sparring. Of course I don't go all out and sparring and hold back quite a bit. Have dazed people and broken a few noses, but haven't knocked anyone out. I'd feel real bad if I did cause I don't put much behind my punches in sparring so if someone gets knocked out then their chin is worse then Khan's.

[Box Up!]

I've knocked out, or tko'ed, someone in competition, with body shots. In sparring I have broken some people's noses, dropped guys with body shots, and staggered somebody. I've never dropped anybody with a head shot. I gave a guy a really messed up black eye once. I've been dropped in sparring, it sucks. You get really dizzy, your head gets really hot, and your head or back of eyes hurts for days.

It is a good feeling when you know you've landed a solid punch and in the right spot. You don't want to hurt opponent, but boxing is about landing punches and making them count. So, yeah, when you land a hard solid shot, it feels good.

You couldn't break wind, sunshine.

Why dont you go have a nice little wa*k over your Andre Ward tapes.

[Ryn0]

Boxed when I was younger like 12-19 years old, was 6ft 2 only weighed around 160 maybe less but was in good shape. Feels good to knock someone out but it not really the same in amateur boxing. A KO in amateur boxing is usually if someone gets jelly legs enough the ref will just stop it, they would never let it get to the stage like in professional boxing where the ref jumps in after one guy is getting demolished on the ropes.

Unless you KO someone out cold proper KOs dont happen all that often (they still happen but rarely) headgear, bigger gloves stop it most of the time. Its been so long since I boxed though and I now weigh about 200lbs! And I will happily admit that not all of it is muscle haha