george foreman-joe frazier 1 & 2 tommy hearns-robero duran calzagh-lacey ike williams-beau jack lloyd honeyghan-curry
1. Chavez - Rosario 2- Chavez - Verdell Smith 3. Chavez - Camacho 4. Chavez - Haugen 5. Chavez - Terrence Alli
Above all the all-time classics, I like Mosley-Margo the best. Because Shane Mosley is one of my favorite fighters, Margo was a cheater trying to pad his resume with a win over a seemingly over-the-hill legend, and Mosley wrecked his **** so epically I still can't think about it without getting a boner.
Pastrano may have begun unravelling right after he won the title from Johnson in '63. He lost a nontitle bout to Gregorio Peralta, though he avenged it in style, then he looked awful for 9 rounds against Terry Downes before his miracle ko of Downes in the 10th. By the time Torres got to him, he was ready to be taken I believe.
I've re edited my list 1.Joe Louis V Max Schmeling II 2.Jack Dempsey V Jess Willard 3.George Foreman V Joe Frazier I 4.Thomas Hearns V Pipino Cuevas 5.Buster Douglas V Mike Tyson 6.Roberto Duran V Davey Moore 7.Sugar Ray Robinson V Jake LaMotto IV (in the latter stages) 8.Floyd Mayweather Jr V Aturo Gatti 9.Floyd Mayweather Jr V Chico Corrales 10.Salvador Sanchez V Wilfredo Gomez 11.Roberto Duran V Ken Buchanan
- Louis vs Schemling II - Dempsey vs Williard - Frazier vs Foster - Frazier vs Ellis - Ali vs Williams - Ali vs Terrel - Marciano vs Moore - Marciano vs Cockell (Even if it's a bad performance) - Buster Douglas vs Mike Tyson - Mike Tyson vs (_Insert Opponent) - Mosley vs Margarito
Mosley v Margarito Ali v Terrell Chavez v Rosario Hopkins v Pavlik Pacquiao v Barrera A proper beatdown from me is a long drawn out affair rather than someone getting KO'd in a couple of rounds. No doubt Foreman v Frazier, Louis v Schmelling 2 and Hearns v Cuevas were great, brutal performances though.