Boxing and knockouts go hand in hand. It\u2019s what fans love seeing. They want great fights and highlight-reel knockouts. A common sentiment in boxing is \u201cthe last thing to go is always the power,\u201d and here are five active ageing fighters who still seemingly carry that knockout power into the twilight of their careers.<\/p>\n
Five Active Ageing Fighters Who Still Carry One-Punch Knockout PowerArtur Beterbiev<\/p>\n
Without a doubt, Artur Beterbiev (21-1, 20 KOs) remains one of the most fearsome punchers in boxing. A wrecking machine with precision, he stopped every opponent until running into Dmitry Bivol in their two epic battles. What makes Beterbiev so dangerous isn\u2019t just his early-round power; it\u2019s that he carries it into the championship rounds. He\u2019s a threat from the opening bell until the final seconds of his fights. The Russian-born Canadian will return to action on November 22 against Deon Nicholson.<\/p>\n
Deontay Wilder<\/p>\n
At 39, Deontay Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) has been written off by many following his inactivity and defeats to Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang. But on June 27, he returned with a seventh-round TKO over Tyrrell Anthony Herndon.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Bronze Bomber\u201d worked behind his jab, though his trademark right hand lacked the timing and snap it once had, likely a product of ring rust more than permanent decline. Still, even if just a fraction of that power remains, Wilder remains one of the few fighters who can end a fight with a single shot.<\/p>\n
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