Which fight have you enjoyed watching the most?

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  1. DJN16

    DJN16 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    We went out in the town before it, back to my mates. About 6 of us all in the living room and only 2 of us actually watched the fight lol, rest were snoozing.
     
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    Recent times was Fury-Usyk 1.

    Loved Calzaghe v Jeff Lacy

    GGG v Canelo 1 (G was robbed)

    Jamie Moore v Ryan Rhodes

    Loved watching Shawn Porter v Errol Spence Jnr
     
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  4. DJN16

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    Yes I think he did. Not the worst decision I have seen because Canelo was good but Golovkin still outwork him I feel.
     
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    Froch v Pascal was a good fight to win his 1st world title. Enjoyed that
     
  6. Terminator

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    The build up to these fights were awesome, mainly the 1st
     
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    For me, it would be watching Saint George put iron chin Froch on his arse in round 1 after my old man had been bigging Groves up all week to cause the upset. Still bitter at the ending to this day
     
  8. ash234

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    That happened to me and my pals when Joshua v Whyte led into McGregor v Aldo. Must have been 20 of us to start with and by the time McGregor started there was 4 left.
     
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    Josh Taylor making Ohara Davies quit although I’ve warmed a bit to Ohara since.

    Scott Fitzgerald putting Anthony Fowler on his arse was glorious.

    Enjoyed watching Lomachenko in the flesh against Luke Campbell. Was a proper good crowd in there too, proper boxing fans just wanting to see Loma live.

    Josh Taylor v Regis Prograis was a barnstormer.
     
  10. bbjc

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    Another one for Hatton v Mayweather.

    Just a brilliant clash of styles both inside and outside the ring.

    Their styles we,re pretty much the complete opposites. Ricky had about the only style that could maybe cause Floyd problems bearing in mind no one was out-boxing him. In fairness the fella ended up having all the answers.

    I still say Ricky caused him more problems than most mayweather opponents ever did. Ricky was rapid that night with his footspeed. But Floyd to his credit set him up and did have control of the fight. Softening Hatton up and letting him tire himself out even tho he was uncomfortable with Hatton,s footspeed closing the distance.

    If there was ever a fight i could change the winner of tho it would be that one. I think it was the beginning of Rickys downfall.
     
  11. KO_King

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    Lewis - Rahman 2.
    Not only do I love the fight, but it has great memories for me. Me and my bro had stayed up to watch the first fight, which was on the BBC, and were in total shock at the result. I was a massive LL fan.
    I was back at uni for the rematch and didn't have Sky in my halls. So me and a group of pals stayed up after going clubbing and managed to sneak our way into another halls of residence which was showing the fight. It was on a tiny screen high in the corner, but I remember people jumping up and cheering when Lewis got that brutal revenge KO. A great fight and great memories.
    I also have many great memories of staying up and listening to fights in the radio, as a teenager in the 90s; Bruno Tyson 2, Naz, Lewis, Roy Jones. That was very exciting.
    I have really enjoyed reading all these responses - great thread.
     
  12. Punchdrunk1

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    That sounds similar to my fond memories of boxing.
    I have lots of great memories of watching all Eubank and Benn fights when I was young on ITV with family.
    We used to hate Eubank when he came onto the scene but ended up loving him.
    Was gutted after the Watson fight (for Watson obviously) but also for Eubank as he would never finish off opponents afterwards.
     
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