What? No. Broner won some rounds and closed the fight strong, even hurting Maidana in one of the last rounds. He took a serious butt whooping, but Maidana didn´t dominate him per say.
George Foreman vs Joe Frazier Salvador Sanchez vs Wilfredo Gomez RJJ vs James Toney Sumbu Kalambay vs Mike McCallum Bernard Hopkins vs Felix Trinidad FMJ vs Diego Corrales Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux
Was he really "Dominated" though? It happened so quick it didn't really have time to be a domination.
Total domination took a very good fighter in Canelo to school gave him a masterclass. Floyd basically improved both Canelo and trainer Eddy Reynoso with the boxing masterclass he gave. This round captures the whole fight. At tmes Floyd took it to him put it on him , stayed in the pocket, then at distance, the mid range at all times making him miss and making him pay all at age 36 when he was past his best and Canelo at 23 years old.
Wasn't Morrison up on the cards before getting stopped? I thought Cooney was competitive with Holmes. The same with Thurman against Pacquiao. I think Chris Algieri's loss to Pacquiao is more appropriate. I usually avoid quick knockouts, but one might include James Kirkland getting handled swiftly by Nobuhiro Ishida. Nicholas Walters was embarrassed into submission by Vasiliy Lomachenko. Errol Spence whipped Mikey Garcia, while Garcia destroyed Zlaticanin. Omar Narvaez was woefully tentative while getting outboxed by Nonito Donaire.
Fury is the only real (Usyk) heavyweight never to have been dominated. Iron will and indomable fighting spirit.