A one-punch knockout is the when a fighter throws one punch during a fight and that punch results in a knockout.
Note that that it will be the first punch a fighter throws.*
The stats would looks something like:
Fighter A:
Punches thrown: 1
Punches landed: 1
Connect rate: 100%
It's irrelevant what the other fighter does. But, generally, the one-punch knockouts are the first (and only) punch thrown by either competitor in a match.
The term "one-punch knockout" is often used incorrectly by casual fans and UFC commentator Mike Goldberg to refer to a lone punch (not part of a combination) that results in a knockout. By definition a knockout punch is a single punch thrown that knocks someone out, so technically they are right, however if you're going to do that, you may as well note that even in a combination, a single strike will be the one that causes the knockout.**
* It's possible in MMA that a fighter follows their opponent to the ground and continues to pound on them - this will still be a one-punch knockout.
** I suppose it's possible to punch someone with both fists simultaneously. I've never seen it actually used in a competition before though.
Monday, February 4, 2008
Glossary: One-Punch Knockout
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