Your favorite Duology (two fight series)

I personally prefer the rematch they both gave the last bit of their best that they had left.

 

Oscar vs Shane
Fury vs usyk
Tyson vs holyfield
Mosely vs Wright or Forrest or both

 

I was very young when I watched these fights but I always thought Kelly Pavlik vs Jermain Taylor were very good fights and an underrated rivalry.

They fought as amateurs.

Pavlik was the upcoming KO artist and Taylor was still trying to prove himself as a legit champion after the wins over Hopkins.

Their 1st fight is one of the better Middleweight championship fights of the last 50 years IMO.

Full of drama, knockdowns, and a great KO.

The 2nd fight wasn't quite the slugfest of the 1st meeting but it was still an exciting high paced technical fight.

 

Mike Tyson vs Razor Ruddock
Wlad Klitschko vs Samuel Peter
Matthew Saad Muhammad vs John Conteh
Edwin Rosario vs Jose Luis Ramirez
Mark Breland vs Marlon Starling

 

I always felt like these fights were very boring.

 

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This was one of my favorite build up shows for a fight. The story lines heading into this fight were great and then the fight delivered. Many refs would have stopped the fight in round 2 which is another what if in boxing

 

It is more nostaglia for me. Back in 1999 this was a big fight when I was a teenager at the time and I got bought Knockout Kings 99 on the Sony Playstation you could choose between the cover with Lennox Lewis or Evander Holyfield on the front naturally as a Brit I choose the former. The fights themselves depending on what you like were decent overall the first fight being a shut out for Lewis which I scored 9-3 and the rematch ironically could have been a draw I scored it 6-5 (1) to Lewis but can see it going 6-6 for both boxers.

For excitment I'd agree with @Jel with Leonard Vs Hearns and as I previously posted I prefer the rematch to the first fight.

 

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Liston-Patterson, but only because Sonny didn’t have the minerals to fight Floyd a third time.

 

Williams Vs Sosa
Saad Muhammad Vs Johnson

 

Mosley vs De La Hoya
Hopkins vs Echols
Leonard vs Hearns
Tarver vs Johnson
Eubank vs Watson
Eubank vs Benn
Kalambay vs McCallum
McClellan vs Jackson
Torres vs Holt
Corrales vs Castillo
Pavlik vs Taylor
Maskaev vs Rahman
Froch vs Kessler
Donaire vs Darchinyan
Irwin vs Tetteh
Wlad vs Byrd
Gatti vs Patterson
Rosario vs Ramirez
Lewis vs Rahman
Holyfield vs Stewart
Mayorga vs Forrest
McKinney vs Ncita
Jones vs Barrera
Nazarov vs Thobela
Canizales vs Seabrooks
Marquez vs Diaz
Qawi vs Saad
Saad vs Lopez
Usyk vs Fury
Whyte vs Chisora
Wilder vs Ortiz


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Fernando Daniel Martinez vs Kazuto Ioka
Nonito Donaire vs Naoya Inoue
Seiya Tsutsumi vs Daigo Higa
Veeraphol Sahaprom Vs Hozumi Hasegawa
Joichiro Tatsuyoshi Vs Daniel Zaragoza
Larry Holmes Vs Michael Spinks
Ricardo Lopez Vs Rosendo Alvarez
Sot Chitalada vs Jung Koo Chang
Muangchai Kittikasem Vs Yuri Arbachakov
Myung Woo Yuh Vs Hiroki Ioka
Park Chong Pal vs Kyung Min Ra
Katsuya Onizuka Vs Thanomsak Sithbaobay
Satoshi Iida Vs Yokthai Sithoar
Chris John vs Rocky Juarez
Shinsuke Yamanaka Vs Anselmo Moreno
Kyonosuke Kameda vs Mugicha Nakagawa
Pongsaklek Wonjongkam Vs Daisuke Naito
Jorge Arce vs Lorenzo Parra
Pornsawan Porpramook Vs Oleydong Sithsamerchai
Donnie Nietes Vs Moises Fuentes
Kazuto Ioka vs Juan Carlos Reveco
Riddick Bowe Vs Andrew Golota
Povetkin vs Whyte
Carlos Canizales vs Panya Pradabsri

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Cornelius Boza-Edwards vs. Bobby Chacon

Pretty easy choice for me.

The first fight is probably the better fight from beginning to end, but I just love rewatching the rematch. The 8th round is one of my favorite rounds ever, with Saad being cut and tired and throwing everything but the kitchen sink at Pops.

 

I’ve long said that this is the most outrageous robbery ever.

It’s bad enough when a boxer wins about 75% of the rounds and doesn’t get the decision (Lewis-Holyfield 1, Everett-Escalera, etc….), but this is even more ridiculous as Coggi really should’ve been stopped on 3 separate instances in that round.

 

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