The 100 Greatest Ever Boxing Matches

I actually can't think of a single "great fight" Tyson has ever been involved in. He was more of a spectacle than anything. His fights underwhelmed.

 

As we know, Tyson lost all of his great fights unfortunately, not good man not good at all.

 

It's a great performance, if you could argue it on the strength of that then i suppose so, you're always going to have people disagreeing on it though i think.

 

Lol at Tyson-Bonecrusher. Kinda devalues the book. Perhaps you should sue the authour for misleading title.

 

Leon Spinks vs Sixto Soria
1976 Olympics,,,,,,,,178 lb. Light Heavyweight Gold Medal Fight.

A flat-out 3-round war, where each fighter was staggered several times.

 

That is shitty.

I was thinking about this, I bet an average Classic forum's list would be entirely different than that of the books'.

I bet Charles vs Johnson never made it in?

 

Can't be that bad of book then. I do love that fight.

I've seen all the Walcott vs Charles fights (or what is available of them) but I can;t remember **** about them, here I'm hearing the fourth one is good and in another thread the second one is supposed to be good, going to have to re-watch them.

I'm just thinking now, I bet if I did a list mines would hardly tally with the books'.

Alan Rudkin vs Walter McGowan II, Lionel Rose
Harada vs Jofre I, Kingpetch I and II, Famechon I
Harold Johnson vs Jones, Charles
Arguello vs Escalara I, Kobayashi

How many of them are in the book?

 

Yeh, I'm thinking about it too. I actually don't think it would be that hard, it would just be narrowing them down would be the most difficult part.

I'm gonna try do it, I probably won;t finish it but I'll give it a bash.

 

atsch:? Are you actually being serious?? Douglas-Tyson?? A great fight?? That was just a stinker - Tyson wasn't even there??

 

Moorer-Cooper. I love that fight. It's got it all -drama, a see-saw battle, comedy (to wit: Moorer's post fight interview).

Speaking of Cooper. How about Mercer-Cooper?

Cooper lost both, but for a while there, the Smoke was no joke.

There's no film, but there are photographs of Chase-Marshall I. Those show what it was -a war that saw both men go down on their way to a draw. Booker-Williams III is another one. It was Eddie's last fight, with half his sight; and he went out right.