Recently I watch in Korea the very good fight between Young Wook Kim & Jin Su Kim for the South Korean Weterweight Belt : This content is protected And in the past I like this one : Ellyas Pical vs Tae Il Chang : This content is protected
First one that jumps out is Manny Pacquiao vs. Agapito Sánchez, not because it was a technical masterpiece, but because it was gritty, dirty, and tense the whole way. You don't often see two southpaws clash like that where the roughness actually made the fight more dramatic. If you're looking for pure technical quality, Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Nonito Donaire (even though Donaire switched a lot) had some insanely high-level southpaw vs southpaw moments. Rigo’s control of range and timing from the southpaw stance was masterclass stuff when Donaire tried to come forward. Chad Dawson vs. Antonio Tarver (first fight) is another underrated one, not a war, but good clean southpaw boxing at a high level. It’s rare to get true southpaw vs southpaw wars because usually one guy adjusts and switches, but when both stay lefty and commit, it gets really awkward and interesting fast.
Orzubek Nazarov Vs Jean-Baptiste Mendy : This content is protected Ryosuke Iwasa vs Shinsuke Yamanaka : This content is protected Fumiya Fuse vs Riku Masuda I : This content is protected Fumiya Fuse vs Riku Masuda II : This content is protected Rigondeaux vs Nonito Donaire : This content is protected Daniel Ponce De León vs Sod Kokietgym I : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTmnunJiy4o
Derrick Gainer vs Freddie Norwood is a classical war between two southpaws in Featherweight : This content is protected