I had Brett Lally beating Donald Curry. Curry was fresh off a loss to Rene Jacquot in a fight in which he looked shot, really having no legs. I thought Lally would rough him up and stop him. Curry blew him out in round 2, in a very one-sided fight. Also had Ruddock stopping Lewis, and Simon Brown stopping the fragile-chinned Pettway.
I thought that were going to turn Adam Kownacki into a big draw. Mind you, I never thought he was a great fighter, or anything, but I thought they would match him well and sell him to the rabid Polish fan base that always turned out for Golata. I saw him as marketable after the Charles Martin win. Then they threw him in there with Helenius and that was the end of that. Toney-Jones would be the biggest fight that comes to mind where I was spectacularly wrong.
Too many to name, but the one that I always remember most when this type of question comes up is that I once wrote an article with the title "De La Hoya will inevitably beat Pacquiao".
Sanchez-Gomez but I was barely nine and knew next to nothing about boxing Hearns-Duran Hagler-Hearns Hagler-Mugabi Hagler-Leonard Curry-Honeyghan Tyson-Douglas Trinidad-Hopkins
How did you see the bout going and why? I’m just curious, I wasn’t around for but I can sort of see why.
I thought that fight was a horrible mismatch, in the favour of the much bigger ODLH, at the time, too.
I thought Gerald was going to take Nigel out early as well, Noel. Come to think of it, I've got plenty of predictions wrong over the years.
Holyfield vs Lewis I. Didn't expect Lewis to dominate that fight the way he did; the judges screwed him bad!