
There is nothing quite like a spectacular knockout in combat sports. One perfectly timed punch, elbow or kick can turn an entertaining fight into a moment that fans remember for years.
Anthony Joshua's emphatic knockout of Kristian Prenga was one of the standout moments this month, taking the acclaim for rallying and finishing the little-known Albanian, reminding the boxing world of the devastating power that made him a two-time heavyweight champion.
But in a month packed with breathtaking finishes across RWS Muay Thai and more, did it do enough to earn our No. 1 spot?
Known as "The African Venom", Award Kazimba produced one of the most painful knockouts of the month.
The Zimbabwean was relentless throughout his contest with Big Ice, patiently breaking down his opponent before landing a devastating body shot in the closing stages that ended the fight instantly. It was a clinical finish that showcased just how destructive elite Muay Thai can be.
Every great fighter finds a way back when they appear to be in trouble.
Peemai looked to be on the back foot before producing one of the most dramatic turnarounds of the month, uncorking a perfectly timed knockout that completely changed the fight in an instant.
It was a reminder that in Muay Thai, momentum can swing with a single strike.
Few moments are bigger than winning a world title by knockout.
Ireland's Niall McGreevy did exactly that, producing a stunning finish to defeat Tapaokaew and capture the Rajadamnern Stadium World Championship. The spectacular stoppage crowned a career-defining performance and announced McGreevy as one of Muay Thai's newest world champions.
Anthony Joshua reminded the world why he remains one of boxing's most feared heavyweights with a devastating knockout victory over Kristian Prenga.
The former two-time heavyweight champion was composed from the opening bell before exploding into life with the finish that immediately became one of the defining moments of the month. It was exactly the type of statement performance Joshua needed and showed that his trademark power remains as dangerous as ever.
For most months, it would have taken top spot.
There could only be one winner.
Brandol Mendoza produced a knockout that was as spectacular as it was technically perfect, landing a spinning back elbow flush to end the contest in unforgettable fashion.
The finish immediately sparked discussion among fans as a potential Knockout of the Year contender, and it's easy to see why. The timing, precision and sheer audacity of the strike combined to produce one of the greatest moments seen inside Rajadamnern Stadium this year.
If you only watch one knockout from July, make it this one.


