Fighters who disgraced themselves in big fights.....

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  1. kommieforniaglo

    kommieforniaglo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ortiz-Maidana

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    hatton went out fighting he did not disgrace himself at all !! joshua clottey disgraced himself and you disgraced yourself for putting hattons name in this theard !
     
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    this is harsh lockett was just out of his leauge !
     
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    I wont say he disgraced himself, but it was an awful performance. Clottey having run Cotto close, in theory, should of made a huge effort to right that wrong, particularly against a smaller man.

    Disappointed in Clottey that night, big time, as I had been watching him for a while on smaller cards and always thought of him as a really good to decent fighter.
     
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    This.

    Plus Kevin Mitchell vs Michael Katsidis
     
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    De La Hoya v Pacquiao
     
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    Andre Dirrell in his 'fight' of Carl Froch
     
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    :lol: Some of the **** going on in here is priceless!
     
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    Gayweather in the Baldomir fight.
     
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    andrew golota, hopkins vs jones 2, hamed vs barrera, juanma vs mtawa, green vs ward, judah vs tsyu,
     
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    Twat. :patsch

    WALDO V Iggy is the correct answer, along with VITLAY v Byrd.
     
  12. Orishaman

    Orishaman I tell it like it is.... Full Member

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    Hatton did NOT disgraced himself, he just had no business in the same ring with Pacquiao....

    Here is my list:

    1. Kermit Cintron v. Margarito I & II...why?: no heart, he quit

    2. Oliver McCall v. Lennox II..why?: WTF, crying....

    3. Roberto Duran v. SRL II: why?:...no mas

    4. Willie Pep v. Sandy Sadler IV: why?: you don't climb your opponent leg
     
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    Duran vs. Leonard, fight 2. Begs out of fight, getting beat up by Leonard, outboxed, and plain quit. 'No mas' is a disgrace. His knockout by Hearns was a straight KO, nothing to be ashamed of. But the quitting and making up an excuse about his stomach was disgraceful.

    2 Golota, winning the fight against Bowe, but hits low round after round, disgraceful.