The term 'KNOCKOUT COUNT' refers to a type of boxing match in which the referee stops the fight after a certain number of counts. This is usually done when one fighter has been knocked down and is unable to continue. The term 'KNOCKOUT COUNT' is made up of two words, 'KNOCKOUT' and 'COUNT'. The word 'KNOCKOUT' is defined as a punch or blow that renders an opponent unconscious or unable to continue fighting. The word 'COUNT' is defined as a numerical score or tally. Together, the term 'KNOCKOUT COUNT' refers to the number of times a boxer is knocked down before the referee stops the fight.