Park Si-Hun beating Roy Jones Jr. Not really a close fight, but technically according to the score, it was. 3-2. Jones should have won.
I felt Porter edged it against Thurman by 1 or 2 points - but it was very close & the outcome was fair.
Broner-Ponce De Leon Napoles-Muniz I Lockridge-Gomez and Pedroza I Cotto-Clottey Toney-Johnson Eubank Sr.-Schommer Casamayor-Castillo and Santa Cruz Ayala-Adams I Chavez Jr.-Vera I and Zbik (I think...) Rios-Abril Yamanaka-Moreno I Nietes-Ioka Williams-Lara Mattice-Hamazaryan I
Except Abril vs Rios was NOT close at all. Abril arguably did a enough to pitch a shut out in an uneventful fight.
The only fight I remember getting angry over about a corrupt decision was Paulie Ayala getting the gift against Johnny Tapia. So of course they had a rematch and they screwed Tapia again. Gets my blood simmering even talking about it even now. I thought Eddie Davis outhustled and outsmarted Michael Spinks too.
ODLH v Shane Mosley II Curtis Parker v Mustafa Hamsho I Dwight Qawi v Ossie Ocasio Herol Graham v Sumbu Kalambay II Ray Mancini v Hector Camacho Carl 'The Truth' Williams v Larry Holmes
To be honest, I didn't think Williams-Lara or Napoles-Muniz I were close either, so I got ahead of myself a few times. Abril did in fact dominate Rios. It's too bad Abril's career didn't progress much afterwards, probably because of his difficult style.
