Best performance of a fighter that still lost the fight?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Thirdtonunn24, Nov 25, 2023.


  1. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist

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    Defensively, Rigondeaux against Casmiero. He was just too old to let his hands go enough to not get jobbed.
     
  2. HolDat

    HolDat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Shawn Porter against Errol Spence.
     
  3. No_name_tard

    No_name_tard Active Member Full Member

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    It was without doubt a horrible fight to watch. People blamed Rigo, but casimero is the horrible boxer who would have made it an even uglier fight if he had his way. Rigo schooled him throughout the fight.
     
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  4. quintonjacksonfan

    quintonjacksonfan Active Member Full Member

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    Nelson-Sanchez
    Golota-Bowe
    Lopez-Muhammad 2
    Dujuan Johnson-Aaron Pryor
    John David Jackson-Jorge Castro
     
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  5. KINGWILDER

    KINGWILDER Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If we are talking about non robberies then Vitali against Lewis, Wlad against Joshua, Ali against Frazier, and Golota vs Bowe.
     
  6. Unique Way

    Unique Way Active Member Full Member

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    Duran vs Hagler, Ali vs Frazier and Conn vs Louis all were great calls.

    I would add Hagler v Leonard and Holmes vs McCall. At 45 Larry Holmes gave all one could handle to prime Oliver McCall, who just knocked out future great Lennox Lewis in his previous fight. Hagler vs Leonard - no explanation needed
     
  7. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Actually, an explanation is needed for me mate.

    Hagler lost a decision to a blown up Welterweight who had been doing coke for 3 years. How is that a great performance?