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...to end his career with his finest victory? As most know Martin wrapped up his fight career by stopping a faded but still lethal Liston. But the victory was costly as Martin suffered a career ending detached retina.
For the life of me I can't think of another boxer who went out on what was definitively the best win of his career. I think Sanchez is the best candidate, since I think that Nelson, even a green Nelson, is a better fighter than Wilfredo Gomez. That being said, the Nelson win lacked the amazing virtuosity Sanchez displayed against Gomez. Marciano is another possibility, but I favor his wins over Walcott and Charles over the win against Moore. Juan Manuel Marquez had a chance to join Martin if he'd retired after the fourth fight with Manny. |
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Calzaghe-Jones? Please. Joe's wins over Kessler and Lacy were both more impressive. Hell, knocking out Byron Mitchell in two rounds was more impressive than getting dropped by an acient Roy Jones.
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Zak Padilla - who was coming off a stoppage win over Jaun Laporte - the only time Laporte was stopped.
Lamar Kidfire Parks Perhaps ? With Dempsey much Faded...Gene Tunney vs Tom Heeney perhaps ? |
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I think Monzon is an excellent and an obvious choice. I can't believe I overlooked him, although his title grab against Benvenuiti and kayo of Griffith are both outstanding as well.
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