The most convincing decision victories ever

Fights that were not close , with no reasonable argument against the judges' verdict (but that still lasted the distance) are harder to find than debated/close fights.

First example which came to my mind : Roy Jones vs. Reggie Johnson

 

Not one of the best examples.
Lewis did fought his usual cowardly fight and trembled to his corner after the first or second round I think . Not one of the clearest dominations ever not that it can be regarded as a good example of a robbery either.

 

You must have a hell of a rep power

 

I watched all of these except from Pacquiao-Margachito (yet) and Holmes-Cobb (maybe yet too) and Mayweather-Mosley was not such a clear embarrassing example of domination.
I disagree with you about Whitaker-Ramirez #2 , if Whitaker won it then it is merely by a small margin. Ramirez was competitive .

 

Fringe contender who was never stopped as a pro and stopped past and future champions that were not far from their prime , and dangerous contenders . Not his fault he got only 1 chance in which he didn't do so bad , considering he was not getting close to getting stopped.

 

And I mean relatively meaningful / notable fights of course.

 

That **** is not listed in boxrec