TOP 10 GERALD MCCLELLAN KNOCKOUTS 

My favorite middleweight.

What a beast taken out of the game way too soon! He most likely would have moved up in weight class if that tragic event in didn't happen. We will never know what his full potential was.

My favorite fighter

one of the greatest boxers of all time

Best left hook to the body!! And a great straight right hand. Also beat Roy Jones Jr twice in the amateurs.

The G-man was a badass!! A straight assassin like Marvelous Marvin Hagler, my other fav!! God Bless the Gman. ❤️

The original monster of the middleweights

At 3:46 gman cancel the hawk greatest punch with ease.

Dam how you got the best left hook to the body and straight right ko.the G man 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

Thanks for making this video man

Pure legend

The best middleweight I have ever watched

Sad man!!! Tuff guy to make it through that fight with Ben! Extremely tough and I believe he got hurt in that first round with that left that Nigel threw I watched a fight and ever since then he just wasn't himself and still he put Ben to hell!!! Tuff he was makes you think how would he would have done in that fight if he wasn't hurt????

Hi folks. Lets take a trip down memory lane. On the 25th February 1995, Gerald McClellan met a 31 year old Blackman from the U.K called Nigel Benn. It was to be the most punishing fight of McClellans career. His opponent Nigel Benn was not a boxer. He was a notorious bar room brawler who intially took up boxing as a way of managing his anger. Coupled with his anger issues, Benn had a reputation for being one of the dirtiest fighters. After much hype, the fight got underway and McClellans came out in his usual explosive style. After knocking down Benn in the first round, Benn somehow got back up and proceeded to trade blows with McClellan. Benn was not in the same class as McClellan, but somehow he miraculously stayed toe to toe with McClellan during that fateful night punching McClellan throughout the following rounds. Benns punching delivery was sloppy and his footwork dodging was shabby. But his punches miraculously still connected! In contrast Gerald was fast, super co-ordinated and classy. Both men traded good punches complete with their contrasting styles. Benn employed his trademark dirty tactics by rabbit punching McClellan in the back of the head in every round as the tv footage clearly shows. Sometime during the round 9, McClellan sustained a serious brain injury from Benns punches and he started blinking heavily as he was in pain. His gum shield started hanging out and he started breathing erratic as if he was struggling to get enough oxygen. He movements slowed and he started backing off but he kept his guard up at all times. The round ended but McClellan was visibly hurt. During that round McClellans punches had suddenly become sloppy and apart from the exception of the odd punch, they were just not connecting. A bloodclot had formed in McClellans brain from the gruelling punches he had received. Both men were very tired but Benn, despite his sloppy style, was now getting the upperhand as McClellan was clearly injured. During round 9 Benn can be seen missing a punch but the sheer force of his punch made him fall forward and he headbutted McClellan who tried get out if the way - but McClellan was unsuccessful. Boxing experts have analysed the video footage and have stated that this accidental headbutt made things worse for McClellan added to the fact that his condition was already getting worse due to the brain injury he sustained sometime during round 9. McClellans punches clearly confirmed in the ringside video footage had become sloppy and his movements had become slow. His gum shield was hanging out and he can be seen blinking as if he was in pain. His breathing was erratic as if he was struggling for oxygen. He nevertheless continued. In round 10 Benn came out and after the two men were trying to punch eachother Benn caught Gerald with two punches. The first punch made McClellan go down on one knee but he got back up. The second punch 20 seconds later made McClellan go down on one knee again and the referee stepped in because McClellan made no effort to get back up. McClellan remained down on one knee and the referee began counting down. To everyones shock, McClellan allowed himself to be counted out. The fight was over and McClellan staggered back to his corner and sat down on his stool. IT WAS A FATEFUL NIGHT AS WITHIN 2 MINUTES MCCLELLAN FELL INTO A COMA WHILST STILL IN THE RING FROM A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. HE HAD ACTUALLY FALLEN OFF HIS STOOL. So there you have it folks. Gerald was the boxer - Benn was the brawler. But Benn possessed the volcano heart of a lion - and somehow he miraculously managed to pull of one of the biggest upsets in boxing history!

He is/was the most talented Boxer I have ever seen!

So cool. And so sad

What's the second song's name?

One hardest hitters ever

Name of the second song anyone? Would be appreciated

Good footage, but this video fails to say who knockouts are against and which round he finished it.

If gerald had a better defense he would have been an all time great

Nigel nigel nigel!❤

With all due respect there has to be better footage than this.