What are some of the best potential bouts that could have happened that never did? Something along the lines of Lewis-Bowe and RJJ-Michalczewski. That caliber fight. Would be curious to hear some thoughts on this.
Sanchez-Pedroza Pintor-Chandler Saad-Mustafa (rematch) Palomino-Cuevas Hostak-Apostoli/Garcia Those are the ones that always first come to my mind whenever this topic comes up.
This reminds me, I probably should have specified in non-rematch scenarios. Which one do you think tops the list in terms of what should have happened and why?
Robinson/Burley Nelson/McGuigan; Mitchell Leonard/Curry Pryor/Hearns; Duran; Leonard Hearns/McCallum Spinks/Holyfield Taylor/Whitaker Arguello/Duran; Sanchez Sanchez/Pedroza Pintor/Chandler Chang/Yuh
Here's some fight's I'd have loved to have happened and in brackets who I reckon would've won. Duran-Cervantes (Duran wins imo) De La Hoya-Tszyu (Oscar) Whitaker-Quartey (Quartey in 96 when it was touted) Fenech-McGuigan (Fenech easily) Jones-McClellan (Jones) Benn-Toney (Toney easily) Chiquita Gonzalez-Ricardo Lopez (Lopez just)
Tyson-Lewis( prime for prime) Tyson-Mercer Toney-Eubank Trinidad-Quartey Mosley-Trinidad Jones-Benn Forrest-De La Hoya Leonard-Pryor Hagler-Graham Mayweather-Tszyu
Dempsey-Wills Dempsey-Langford Dempsey-Greb Tyson-Holyfield in early 90's Tyson-Bowe in early 90's Tyson-Lewis in early 90's RJJ-Hopkins rematch
Erik Morales v Naseem Hamed It was tragic that this potential bloodbath never happened, it was almost a done deal then Naz calls out Barrera in his post fight interview after the Sanchez fight... he tried the easier option & Barrera beat his ass anyway. Silly boy.
My2Sense do you think Saad's more gung-ho approach would lead him to victory over Eddie. Or do you think he would still be outboxed?