Sometimes it takes just one person to etch a place in the pantheon of great sporting comebacks. In 1952 American boxer Rocky Marciano (center) had been knocked down in the first round and was losing on all the judges' scorecards before he landed his own knockout blow in the 13th round to defeat Jersey Joe Walcott  (left) and become the heavyweight boxing champion of the world.
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