Fighters With The Most Close Calls...

toney beat jirov, mccallum, sosa and johnson. People need to learn how to judge fights.

 

You're crazy as hell if you think that Jirov beat Toney. Give me a round by round scoring. I'll try to locate the fight, watch it, and then explain to you just how wrong you are.

 

Where did I say that Jirov beat Toney? If you need a prescription to Lenscrafters that bad, why didn't you say so?

 

Then, just how was Jirov a close call?

 

Because it was an extremely competitive fight that on many scorecards came down to the final 2 rounds of the fight?

 

In addition to some said, all-time great Ray Leonard had some close calls as well.

 

You can add the first Peter fight to that list as well as the Rahman fight. I actually thought Rahman took that one by one or two rounds, but some people didn't so it's probably a close one.

Maybe i'm mixing a few fights up, but i thought the Griffin fights were close as well.

 

Besides the draw vs Hearns, name em. I had him 2 points clear of Halgar. Can't think of many others.

 

Gene Fullmer retained his title twice on 15 round draws. He drew another in a return try for his title. But for scraping by, Ben Villaflor seems to lead the pack. In title fights his record is 5-2-3. 3 times he retained his title on a draw and one of his wins was a split decision. I think there was a bit of lady luck shining down on Ben, especially in the first fight with Serrano.

Scartissue

 

Without a doubt, but I was under the assumption that the close calls were supposed to be Toney wins.

If not, then you could easily include McCallum I, Peter I, Griffin I and II, and Rahman.

 

It depends what is counted as a close call. You had him beating Hagler, but it was a split decision that many have Hagler winning. The draw vs Hearns which you mentioned. The first fight with Hearns as well; had Leonard clearly behind on points and needing a knockout to win. He did it, but it was a close call.