Who really won between Sugar Ray Leonard vs Marvin Hagler

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  1. thanosone

    thanosone Love Your Brother Man Full Member

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    Boring fight. Old and slow as hell Hagler still won.
     
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  2. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Round 1 Leonard 10-9 One sided round for Ray, Hagler landed next to nothing.
    Round 2 Leonard 10-9 Better body work from MH early, Ray pulled away w/ hard counter rights & hooks.
    Round 3 Leonard 10-9 Hagler starts out well, but Ray's faster hands & cleaner shots take another round.
    Round 4 Leonard 10-9 Ray countering the hell out of him, and showboating while he's doing it. East work.
    Round 5 Hagler 10-9, close Marvin caught him with a right that buckled him, but still barely won the round.
    Round 6 Leonard 10-9 Brilliant round by Ray, who stood his ground and landed in combination throughout.
    Round 7 Leonard 10-9 Ray standing his ground at times teeing off on Hagler, Hagler finished strong.
    Round 8 Leonard 10-9 Close round, Hagler cut the ring off well, got his jab on track but was still outworked.
    Round 9 Leonard 10-9 Hagler hurt Ray and flurried, but Ray came back and unloaded a barrage to the bell.
    Round 10 Leonard 10-9 Ray is gassed at this point, but manages to steal round with a few blistering flurries.
    Round 11 Leonard 10-9 Hagler marching forward, landing little, Ray tagging him with flurries throughout.
    Round 12 Hagler 10-9 Ray came damn close to winning this one too, but he was gassed, & MH was more accurate.

    Ray Leonard 118-110
     
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  3. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    This is like Canelo GGG 1. You and some people say Hagler won.

    But some think Leonard won easily.

    CST is like Adalaide Byrd.
     
  4. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    So, let me get this straight.... you're constantly telling me that Canelo won while using Leonard like tactics against Golovkin's Hagler like tactics in the first fight. Only doing it far less effectively than Leonard did against come forward GGG like aggressor in Hagler which I scored for Leonard. Which you then try to use as an example of why I'm a bad scorer. You do realize that you're underming yourself BIG TIME in the process..... right? Practically taking a sawed off shotgun to your own foot. You deranged hate filled biased dip****.:lol:
     
  5. mirkofilipovic

    mirkofilipovic ESB Management Full Member

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    Hey man, could you change your avatar? It offends me.
     
  6. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    If you're offended by my avatar then you're offended by what happened in the match, which if you're a GGG fan I don't blame you. If I were a GGG fan, I wouldn't want to be reminded of GGG getting rocked with shots like that and seeing his face scrambled and his ears flapping in the wind from the impact.
     
  7. The Professor

    The Professor Socialist Ring Leader Staff Member

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    When I watched it live 30+ years ago I thought Hagler clearly won. I still do.
     
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  8. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yeah I am here to help you get this straight, because you obviously don't have this straight. But don't worry, I'm glad to help you on this. So yes I'm telling you that Canelo won while using Leonard-like tactics. Canelo fought off the backfoot and used footwork against GGG that no one thought he had. You'd have to be blind to not see the parallels between the two bouts. You had Hagler and GGG, the undefeated MW Champion defending their titles. You had Canelo and SRL coming up from lower weights to fight at MW a new weight class for them.

    Hagler and GGG were both heavily favored to win, many of their fans thinking that they would destroy the smaller man. Many fans predicted that Canelo had no chance, that GGG would knock out Canelo or hurt him badly. Similarly, many fans predicted that Leonard had no chance, that Hagler would knock out Leonard or hurt him badly. And both underdogs proceeded to outbox their opponent, proving people wrong, using their skills and footwork to befuddle and frustrate their opponent.

    That would be a matter of opinion and how you define effective. Ask yourself this, who caused more damage : Leonard to Hagler or Canelo to GGG? Who landed the bigger more powerful more impactful shots : Leonard on Hagler or Canelo on GGG?

    Leonard landed more flashy combos on Hagler than Canelo landed on GGG but did any of Leonard's punches really rock or hurt Hagler? Wouldn't you agree that Canelo inflicted more damage on GGG than Leonard inflicted on Hagler?

    I never said you're a bad scorer. I also never argued that Byrd was a bad scorer either. She just saw Canelo GGG 1 differently to most who had it close, similar to how you saw Leonard Hagler differently to most who had it close. Comprende?
    I'm undermining myself? Nice try, you're a funny guy. You had it the same as one of the judges who had it 118-110 Leonard the same score. Most disagreed with that one judge who had it 118-110. The vast majority had it way closer than that.
     
  9. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I find it interesting how both yourself and CST who both are well versed in the sport of boxing, can see the same bout so differently. He had it a landslide for Leonard while you had Hagler winning, "clearly" even. And both I think can make a reasonable argument as to why Hagler won or in CST's case why Leonard won in a landslide. I don't see any problem with this. Judging a boxing match is subjective. Both you and CST can have your opinion about what happened, I have no problem with that.

    But then why in the case of Canelo GGG 1 can't this same phenomena occur? Why can't one person say GGG won in close but clear fashion while someone else say that Canelo won in a landslide? You see what I'm getting at here? I personally think it's fine for you to think Hagler won and for CST to think Leonard won by a wide margin. But on the same token you can make the same kinds of arguments for Canelo GGG 1.
     
  10. BCS8

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    Shadow is a guy that confuses quantity with quality.

    Bla bla bla x1000
     
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  11. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    No, I told you, now you're trying to turn it around and act like you told me. That ain't going to work on me. You compared me to Adelaide Byrd, therefore I believe nothing that you're saying right now.

    Leonard landed far more flashy combos than Canelo. None of Canelo's shots seemed to bother Golovkin or were all that hard. Leonard did enough to win, Alvarez did not. I don't care, save your breath.
     
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  12. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You are like Adelaide Byrd. You scored Leonard Hagler 118-110 Leonard, which was how Jose Juan Guerra scored it, 118-110 Leonard. The other two judges and the vast majority of fans had it way closer. Adelaide Byrd scored Canelo GGG 118-110 Canelo, the other two judges and the vast majority of fans had it way closer.

    You're kidding yourself. Look at my avatar. You're telling me that punch that re-arranged GGG's face didn't seem to bother GGG? Did you not notice GGG's face turning red as a tomato in the 2nd half of the bout, did you not notice GGG taking deep breaths?

    You know full well who inflicted more damage. Canelo inflicted way more damage on GGG than Leonard inflicted on Hagler, it's not even close. You're in a state of denial about what happened and the parallels when it comes to how both matches were scored. Yes Leonard landed far more flashy combos on Hagler than Canelo did on GGG. But those flashy punches did not seem to bother Hagler, unlike those bombs that Canelo landed on GGG. You are in the same boat as the one judge who had Leonard winning 118-110, while most fans disagree with that who saw it closer. But that's OK, that's your opinion. I have no problem with that. Byrd had Canelo beating GGG by the same score, and most fans disagreed with her who saw it closer. You're so offended by being compared to Adelaide Byrd, yet that's excatly what Jose Juan Guerra was as it pertains to Leonard Hagler who you agree with.
     
  13. Reinhardt

    Reinhardt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I thought Hagler did enough at the time to win, but I do recall everyone talking at the time about how slow Hagler looked, he had no snap on his punches whatsoever. He looked like he was several years older, maybe 38 or 39.
     
  14. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    Watched this fight no end of times and always come to the conclusion that Leonard edged it.
     
  15. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    Lol Hagler was what 33 years old and coming off the back of the Hearns and Mugabi wins.

    Leonard was going up in weight after being inactive for a long stretch, whether you think he won or not let's not diminish that he even went the distance with Hagler when everyone thought he would get starched.
     
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