Unforgettable! Prichard Colon's Record-Breaking Performance + Facts

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Louisa Cummings 18 May 2025

In the annals of boxing history, who stands out as the pugilist with the most knockdowns in a single contest? If Prichard Colon is your answer, step right up and claim victory!

The date was October 17, 2015. The setting? A boxing ring where Prichard Colon locked horns with Terrell Williams in a scheduled 10-round welterweight showdown. From the moment the bell rang, Colon was a force of nature, unleashing a relentless storm of punches upon Williams. By the close of the fourth round, Williams had kissed the canvas five times, thus etching Colon's name in the record books for the most knockdowns in a single boxing match.

Colon's record-breaking performance wasn't just a stroke of luck; it was a symphony of punching prowess and pinpoint accuracy. He had an uncanny ability to find the sweet spot, consistently landing blows that left Williams visibly dazed and disoriented. His triumph wasn't just another win; it was a landmark moment in boxing lore, signifying the first instance of a fighter flooring his opponent five times in one battle.

Prichard Colon's astounding achievement serves as a stark reminder of the dedication and grit needed to climb the ladder of success in the unforgiving world of boxing. His hard work, commitment, and unwavering spirit will undoubtedly serve as a beacon of inspiration for generations of aspiring boxers to come.

Prichard Colon - Biographical and Professional Information
Full Name	Prichard Colon Melendez
Nickname	Digget
Birth Date	September 19, 1992
Birth Place	Orlando, Florida, USA
Nationality	Puerto Rican
Height	5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
Weight Class	Welterweight
Stance	Orthodox
Record	16-1 (13 KOs)
Notable Wins	Zachary Ochoa Cody Crowley
Last Fight	October 17, 2015 (vs. Terrell Williams)
Record-Breaking Achievement	5 Knockdowns in a single fight (vs. Terrell Williams, October 17, 2015)
Reference Link	BoxRec Profile