What is the worst stoppage you have ever seen?

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  1. The Morlocks

    The Morlocks Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Merry Christmas all!:rasta
     
  2. Bioyhh

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    Chavez probably wouldn't have had time to land another punch. The fight, for all intents and purposes, was over when Steele stopped it. Just a sad end to a classic bout.
     
  3. MrMarvel

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    Fight was definitely stopped too quick. One of the worst stoppages.
     
  4. MrMarvel

    MrMarvel Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Absolutely. Ali landed a wicked right hand and Lyle never recovered. Ali was battering him at will.
     
  5. MrMarvel

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    Leonard Benitez was a terrible stoppage.
     
  6. MrMarvel

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    Leonard Hearns was a bad stoppage. Hearns was weathering the storm, more tired than hurt. Leonard was throwing wild.
     
  7. MrMarvel

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    Lewis McCall was a terrible stoppage.
     
  8. Robot16

    Robot16 Keep it Kr0nkn Full Member

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    Agreed i have felt the benitez - leonard fight was always stopped early.

    I felt Chacon v Mancini was a good stoppage, imo he was fighting a younger and bigger opponent and was not showing anything back
     
  9. JohnThomas1

    JohnThomas1 VIP Member

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    If they didn't stop it when they did how do you see it unfolding from that point on?
     
  10. young griffo

    young griffo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Crap.

    Ali stunned him with a good right hand but Lyle covered up and appeared to have weathered the storm as Ali looked to have punched himself out(mostly on Rons gloves) when the referee stopped it.Lyle should've punched back but he was still capable of protecting himself and should have been given more time to recover,especially since he was winning.

    Ali himself arguably copped worse in round 11 of the FOTC but got given every chance to recover.

    One rule for Ali and another set for everyone else it seems...
     
  11. wellsini

    wellsini Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yes
     
  12. DFW

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    Fullmer-Basilio 2nd fight. Although Fullmer was winning the fight and Carmen probably would have lost the decision, I thought that the referee jumped in too soon. So did Carmen. But I think that Basilio could have finished that fight and probably their first one as well. Carmen sure gave Giacoma hell for stopping the 2nd fight.
     
  13. Boilermaker

    Boilermaker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It may not quite fit in here, but I watched Dempsey Willard the other day and that was a horrible decision not to stop that fight earlier. Willard really was totally defenceless for a while there. I know the rules pretty much stopped a ref from calling the fight off, but Willard was very lucky not to get hurt a lot worse.
     
  14. wellsini

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    Hearns/Duran

    I'm sure Duran was clear headed enough to continue