Fights in which a slower boxer effectivley beat a faster fighter?

Nice one, what about the fight in your avatar? (is it Monzon-Griffith by the way?)

 

Teeto that's Monzon vs Napoles.

 

Really? My mistake. Once you get told you're wrong about something it starts to seem more and more obvious. Like now, Napoles' shoulders look less broad to me in that shot, i thought they looked really wide apart before like Griffith's. Haha.

 

Griff had that huge upper body on that skinny waist of his..he really had an impressive build and looked huge as a welterweight and was only 5'-7" so he was a relatively short guy put he looked so damned strong..even compared to a guy like Dick Tiger. He had small fists and wrists, long arms and skinny legs but a huge set of shoulders. Really a strong guy to be such a light puncher.

 

:huh

 

Why Whatarock? Harada was a fast man, he was a dynamo, with his fists at least, and Rose beat him. Doesn't fit the bill?

 

Think i've gotta disagree with that one mate. Harada was fast but I think Rose outdone him in that one, the handspeed department.

 

COLIN JONES V KIRKLAND LAING X 2:good

 

Hopkins-De La Hoya
Barkley-Hearns I and II

 

Great example!

 

Duran vs Leonard (first fight, anyway).

 

Joe Medel vs Fighting Harada 1

 

turpin robinson 1 and nearly 2

 

Lewis vs Holyfield
Wlad vs Byrd
Bowe vs Holyfield

 

On the lines of a "slower fighter neating a faster fighter" and not necessarily a "slow fighter", and using Laguna again as an example, then both Buchanan-Laguna fights.
Also O'Grady-Kenty and Watt-Davis Jr.