Boxers Who Lost To A Fighter They Would Beat 9 Times Out Of 10

Moorer/Foreman in 1994.

 

Not sure I agree with the premise tbh.

 

You're trully a boxing scholar,s. Each one above is testament to that.

 

Tex Cobb-Dee Collier. Much less get blown awway in 1.

 

I'm thinking John Tate vs Mike Weaver is a perfect example, as well as Antonio Cervantes vs Wilfred Benitez.

 

What we think about Griffith-Carter?

 

Hector Camacho-Greg Haugen
Tony Tucker-Bruce Seldon
Matthew Franklin-Eddie Gregory.

 

I like how you slipped Iceman McCrory beating McCallum 9 out 10 in there.

Smooth.

 

Sakasul-Pacquiao

 

Emile Griffith vs Rubin Hurricane Carter. If they fought 9 more times Griffith would have won them all by decisions.

 

Haugen would always trouble Camacho. Haugen is very under appreciated for his skill... and underrated in general.

 

Some interesting ones,I think.Definitely agree withDuran and Laing.Conteh was badly robbed anyway IMO.Would add Barry Mcguigan vs Steve Cruz.Also remember John McCormack stopped by George Aldridge,who I think he'd beaten a few times.Think the loss was due to weight making.

 

:dealHe certainly was.

 

It used to drive me nuts when all the talking heads used to describe Greg as a "tough guy saloon brawler" when he was a skilled, subtle sort of guy..his title winning bout vs Jimmy Paul was golden proof of that.

 

I loved Haugen, excellent boxfighter.

Gilroy v Hawkins