Fights that needed a rematch that didnt happen---->>>

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  1. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    Margarito - Pacquiao
     
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    tyson v spinks
    hopkins v allan
    calzaghe v lacy
    lewis v galota
     
  3. Vidic

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    Tyson - McNeely

    McNeely would have taken him into deep waters and stopped him if it weren't for the towell.

    :deal
     
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    pacquiao v hatton
     
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    Collazo vs Hatton
    Collazo vs Berto
    Sturm vs Oscar
     
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    Jermaine Taylor vs Winky Wright needed a rematch. This is one of the few times that I have seen the Champion push for a rematch more than the Challenger. After the first fight was when Winky's career really took a nosedive and he never recovered. Poor *******.
     
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    Floyd Mayweather-Arturo Gatti: razor-thin fight stopped early by Buddy McGirt
    Simon Brown-Jorge Vaca: Vaca was having a good third round before suffering his 6th knockdown
    Felix Trinidad-William Joppy: Joppy lost because of the spongy ring
    Hasim Rahman-Mario Cawley: Cawley fought his heart out and deserved another chance
    Mike Tyson-Bruce Seldon: fluke win, Seldon was unlucky to get caught by that gust of wind
     
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    :rofl That had me laughing for a good bit
     
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    Haye - Harrison....obv
     
  10. FORMIDABLE

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    Only two that absolutely had to happen - Trinidad-De La Hoya, Lennox-Vitali
     
  11. bodhi

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    Pac-May .... oh wait.
     
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    slip&counter Gimme some X's and O's Full Member

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    Whitaker vs De La Hoya.
     
  13. Robney

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    Sturm vs De la Hoya at a neutral venue.
     
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    Outstanding list, I'll one up you and say a Calzaghe-Lacy rematch would have been the mother of all rematches.:bbb
     
  15. Kid Cubano

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    the irony of the thread has been overlooked by most people.
    but seriously i say Casamayor vs Freitas