The Marquez Pac draw is memorable; can't think of any fighter that had to climb such a mountain to win so many rounds just to not lose. And of course, who can forget Molina stealing Lundy's 0 :rofl
behind on all the scorecards, fighting one-handed since the second round......... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW-F-D_dGYs[/ame]
Marciano-JJ Walcott anyone? On a personal note, I like James Toney - Nunn. Nunn outboxed Toney for 6 rounds, winning all of them, and also the 7th. Nunn was just too fast. Toney put in some subtle but effective body punching though, and he took some big shots in order to be able to land these body punches. By the 8th round, Toneys body punches started to show their effect, Nunn slowed down while Toney gradually stepped on the pedal - he put pressure on the tiring Nunn and won rounds 8, 9 and 10 big. Nunn was totally gassed by the 11th, he was ready for the KO - which Toney eventually got. Classic exemple on turning the tables during a fight. And to think that many here claim that Toney got dominated for 10 rounds and then landed a lucky punch.. they've probably not even seen the fight.
Hitman v ray l. Hitman v barkley eubank v watson foreman v moorer m.nunn v forgot the guys name.can anybody remember plz
I was scrolling down through this thread trying to remember who Campbell was fighting when that happened. That was one of the STUPIDEST things I'v ever seen a fighter do!
Pac - JMM 1. 10 -6 first round (bar the stupid one judge who did 10 -7). Regardless of a bad headbutt which damaged Pac's vision from r2 onwards, JMM is simply impressive to rebound from that.
im gonna add Chris Byrd vs Jameel McCline Byrd being knocked down hard in the 2nd round by a big right and then managing to get his way back into the fight and prove himself and even stun big time in the 11th round. Showed why they call him Rapid Fire