Marlon Starling turning Lloyd Honeyghan from a swarmer into a runner over the course of their fight and still knocking him out.
Sometimes the way people talk about Michael Watson reminds me of the post about what a legend Duran was for getting knocked out in two rounds by...
I'm pretty sure that, in Chile, the most famous boxer from Chile is Martin Vargas.
If you think that Kalambay's going to have to get a KO to win, then you should probably avoid betting on him for that one. That said, I generally...
The reason this is my favorite Canto performance is that it was not like the Furesawa fight or even the ones with Gonzalez, where he basically got...
I'm sure that it was filmed for TV. I'm not deep in the trading/collecting scene so I can't tell you if it's ever been passed around the...
Just for the sake of clarity, the video posted in this thread is Canto vs. Gonzalez II.
Rafael Herrera: Ruben Olivares (70-2), Rodolfo Martinez (35-1), Venice Borkhorsor (34-1). Followed that up with a win over ex-champ Romeo Anaya.
Chan-Hee Park was one of the oddest damned boxers I've ever laid eyes on, just a walking collection of idiosyncrasies. In the ring he'd be posing,...
Shoji Oguma. Had a couple of series with the greats of his era, and he lost them both. They were competitive rivalries, and he was maybe a bit...
Jackson vs. Castro and Lopez vs. Espadas I are two of the classics in this category. It's remembered as a back-and-forth war, but if Fidel Bassa...
Not a serious candidate, but Ignacio Espinal holds a win over Betulio Gonzalez and apparently knocked Miguel Canto down three times over the...
Joe Frazier: Ellis, went through him like a hot knife through butter. Mike McCallum: Watson, coldly and clinically won exchange after exchange...
Was the win over Canto disputed? The only newspaper report on it that I've seen had Gonzalez winning without controversy. Gonzalez got a gift draw...
Julian Jackson vs. Herol Graham took place in a Spanish hotel/resort after Jackson couldn't get sanctioned to fight in Britain.
