Fighters Whose Best Career Performance Was A Loss

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  1. PhillyPhan69

    PhillyPhan69 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I wouldn't have come up with these, but agree with it completely! Good call
     
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    I almost said this....but Nelson has so many good performances I am not quite sold on it?
     
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    Paulie Malignaggi against Cotto and to a lesser degree Hatton.
     
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  4. TED 822

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    Good one,Al.Long,long time ago but I thought he won one of them,though history tells us different.Another for me would be Downes/Pastrano.I hope in 10 years time in a similar thread were not gonna read Groves vs Froch.Hope George has some more great {winning}fights to come.
     
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  5. WhyYouLittle

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    I wouldn't call a career performance but I gotta give Canzoneri-Ross II a shout. Some of the stuff you see him pull in the HLs, and against Ross of all people, are really impressive.
     
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