Best fights you've ever seen

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by BillB, Aug 22, 2012.


  1. SBleeder

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    Lopez-Alvarez, both I and II.
     
  2. lufcrazy

    lufcrazy requiescat in pace

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    very impressed. Defintiely a robbery, I had it 10-5 for Marcel.

    I think his resume isn't too bad at the weight neither: Arguello, Shibata, A Gomez (x2), Marcano (x2), Caraballo.

    he makes my top 15 list anyways.
     
  3. lora

    lora Fighting Zapata Full Member

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    Him not being able to KO the glass jawed Kuniaki despite landing plenty is a bit of a worry for his power though
     
  4. lufcrazy

    lufcrazy requiescat in pace

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    it is but I think he achieved greatness in the division as well as beat great fighters.

    I hope Flea don't kill me for this but i do think Marquez would beat him at 126 :good
     
  5. lora

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    Who are you trying to kid Booze.I bet five minutes after this post you were right into those Benn vs G-man links with your trousers around your ankles.
     
  6. lora

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    Marquez is too slow, too predictable.He'd be hard pressed to beat Shibata, though i think he probably would more often than not.
     
  7. lufcrazy

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    I really rate Marquez though, I'm not sure there's a better combo puncher in the division nor anyone who can time a shot as well. His chin will hold up to most and his power will keep most honest.
     
  8. lora

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    His timing drops considerably against fighters with skilled footwork.Chris John would have beaten the **** out of him with a solid offence, as opposed to getting a slight gift with his non-existent one.
     
  9. Vic-JofreBRASIL

    Vic-JofreBRASIL Obsessed with Boxing

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    German Torres vs Eleoncio Mercedes
    Lee Hyung-chul vs Onizuka Katsuya
    Hideki Todaka vs Yokthai Sithoar
    Malcolm Tunacao vs Celes Kobayashi
    Adrian Hernandez vs Kompayak Porpramook
    Akira Yaegashi vs. Pornsawan Porpramook
     
  10. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Holyfield-Dokes
    FOTC
    The Thrilla in Manila
    Hagler-Hearns
    Chacon-Limon
    Izzy-Marquez
    Castillo-Corrales
    Chava-Azumah
    Pryor-Arguello
    Gatti-Ward
    Saad-Lopez
     
  11. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I will admit, a sore point for me.

    I went to the fight, with a few friends who were 'fans' but not 'hardcore fans'. Yes, I figuratively had my trousers around my ankles talking up G-Man, and I had a big bet (for me) on McClellan, while my friends 'naively' were cheering on Benn, the fools...

    After the fight, I was fuming! McClellan had quit, he was a dog, no way should of lost, he had made me look stupid in front of my friends.

    It was not until the morning, that I had found out what had happened...

    But I will say, like Eubank/WatsonII, which I also went to, I have never watched the fight again.
     
  12. Skins

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    Saad-Johnson I was literally like a Rocky movie. I just can't imagine a better fight
     
  13. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No, Mutti/Murphy was 'literally' like a Rocky movie...;)
     
  14. SJS19

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    Cotto vs Margarito 1 had everything.

    First fight I stayed up till 5am to watch, and I was blown away.

    Take all circumstances out of the equation. Judge it purely as a fight, and it was fantastic.
     
  15. Senor Pepe'

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    Matt Franklin vs. Marvin Johnson I

    In Philadelphia, for the NABF Light-Heavyweight Championship.

    Just a brutal slug-fest. Marvin took a frightful beating in Round 10, and his
    corner wanted to stop the fight. But he said no, and wanted to go out
    on his shield.

    Matthew fought a great fight, and hit Marvin with punches that would have
    knocked over the Liberty Bell. Marvin just would not cave in.

    Marvin was battered in Round 11, fighting on heart alone. The greatest show
    of bravery in the ring I have ever seen.