Most lopsided fight between two seemingly even matched competitors.

Michael Nunn-Sumbu Kalambay. Who could have forseen that one being over so quickly?

 

Lennox lewis vs Michael grant.

 

There was a vocal contingent that insisted that Marquez would beat Mayweather.

 

Kalambay-McCallum, Nunn-Kalambay, Benn-Barkley, Toney-Barkley, McClellan-Jackson II, Jones-Toney, Calzaghe-Lacy, and Watson-Eubank II.

 

Pac VS De la Hoya.

Hopkins VS Pavlik.

 

Not to derail your thread, it's a good one, but Camacho was an 8-1 underdog and getting all but shutout was no surprise at all. Well some were surprised he actually lasted.

 

Jones - Toney is the poster child for it. 6-5 odds and virtually a shutout.

 

Sanchez - Gomez was quite one sided too on the whole and we can add Gomez - Zarate in there.

 

Camacho was way past it by the time he fought Oscar. That fight showed absolutely nothing. (Except, perhaps, that a prime De La Hoya couldn't stop a way past it, drug addled Camacho)

 

Curry - McCroy was a blow out.

Lewis - Golata was a shocker.

 

Yeah I'm pretty sure Camacho had been past his prime for at least a decade? LOL

 

Lacy-Calzaghe?

 

Great one about Curry

I would argue Lewis-Tua. Tua was being incredibly hyped up. Lewis dominated

 

I immediately thought of Sanchez vs Gomez also.

Not that Sal wouldn’t have won anyway but there’s no accounting for how much that first round KD put Gomez behind the 8-ball thereafter.

And the other surprise to it all was that Gomez was the recognised puncher but in the throes of Wilfredo trying to land big, it was Sal who put him down hard in quick time.

Gomez still bravely managed to land some big shots here and there - but who would know given that ridiculous chin Sanchez had. - he ultimately dealt out a savage beat down.