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Knockout (disambiguation)
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Knockout may refer to:
- Gene knockout, a form of genetically engineered organism
- A partially punched opening meant for optional later removal, particularly in electrical enclosures.
In sports and games:
- Knockout, or K.O., when one participant is unable to rise from the canvas in a full-contact combat sport, such as boxing
- Single-elimination tournament, also called knockout or sudden death, where the loser of each match is immediately eliminated
- Knockout (game), an activity that involves a basketball
- Knockout (game show), a short-lived game show hosted by Arte Johnson
- Knockout whist
- Knockouts, a game similar to football but with only one goal, also known as finals
In comics and anime:
- Knockout (comic), either of two British comic books
- Knockout (comics), a former Female Fury from Apokolips in DC Comics books
- Knockout, the Philippine title of Fighting Spirit (Hajime no Ippo in Japan) anime
In music:
- Knockout (band), a band from Lake Forest, IL
- Knockout Entertainment, an American Label
- TWINS (Knock Out), a song by Korean band Super Junior
In photography:
- Background knockout is the process by which the background of a photograph is removed
- Punch-Out!!, 1984 boxing game by Nintendo
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