Deontay Wilder, bizarrely, includes his draw with Tyson Fury among his top three knockouts.
Many felt the former WBC heavyweight champion was fortunate to escape with his unbeaten record intact after the first fight with the Brit, in which he scored two knockdowns but looked to have been largely outboxed.
The second knockdown, in round 12, has always been contentious with Wilder, who previously said he believed referee Jack Reiss counted slowly and so gave Fury a chance to get up.
When asked to name his best KOs, Wilder told Marcus Watson on Instagram Live: “Coldest knockouts? There’s so many.
“I’m gonna give you the ones that pop out in my mind.
“Bermane Stiverne II – I transformed, I had an outer experience with him. It was so crazy.
“Artur Szpilka, Szpilka was another one.
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“And the 12th round knockout of Fury, because I definitely knocked his ass out…
“I won that fight hands down.
“Not only with me knocking him out and the ref giving him more time because he felt like it would be the right thing to do because of the type of fight that it was.
“It was a highly anticipated fight, had a lot on the line and sometimes these referees go out of their character feeling like, ‘I’mma do what’s best for the sport,’ instead of what is in the rules.
“I definitely knocked him out. The referee was Jack Reiss and if you go back and look at any of his fights, he stops a lot of fights early.
“Sometimes they don’t even get to get up and he’s waving it off.
“When I knocked Fury out I literally seen it with my own self, that’s one of the reasons why I was so surprised.
“Not only with the count, but I seen this man’s eyes rolled back into his head, that’s how this s*** was.
“I seen his veins popping out his head and I knew he had a concussion. He was gone, that’s a wave off, period.”