Fights in which a slower boxer effectivley beat a faster fighter?

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  1. teeto

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    Nice one, what about the fight in your avatar? (is it Monzon-Griffith by the way?)
     
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    Teeto that's Monzon vs Napoles.
     
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    Really? My mistake. Once you get told you're wrong about something it starts to seem more and more obvious. Like now, Napoles' shoulders look less broad to me in that shot, i thought they looked really wide apart before like Griffith's. Haha.
     
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    Griff had that huge upper body on that skinny waist of his..he really had an impressive build and looked huge as a welterweight and was only 5'-7" so he was a relatively short guy put he looked so damned strong..even compared to a guy like Dick Tiger. He had small fists and wrists, long arms and skinny legs but a huge set of shoulders. Really a strong guy to be such a light puncher.
     
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    :huh
     
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    Why Whatarock? Harada was a fast man, he was a dynamo, with his fists at least, and Rose beat him. Doesn't fit the bill?
     
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    Think i've gotta disagree with that one mate. Harada was fast but I think Rose outdone him in that one, the handspeed department.
     
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    COLIN JONES V KIRKLAND LAING X 2:good
     
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    Hopkins-De La Hoya
    Barkley-Hearns I and II
     
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    Great example!
     
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    Duran vs Leonard (first fight, anyway).
     
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    Joe Medel vs Fighting Harada 1
     
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    turpin robinson 1 and nearly 2
     
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    Lewis vs Holyfield
    Wlad vs Byrd
    Bowe vs Holyfield
     
  15. red cobra

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    On the lines of a "slower fighter neating a faster fighter" and not necessarily a "slow fighter", and using Laguna again as an example, then both Buchanan-Laguna fights.
    Also O'Grady-Kenty and Watt-Davis Jr.