FUNNIEST hype train derailment since you started watching boxing?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by vincepierce, Oct 10, 2010.


Page 5 of 5
  1. Tully

    Tully Well-Known Member Full Member

    1,803
    0
    Mar 28, 2010
    "lol in real life we wouldnt be having this conversation. i guarantee you that."

    Here we fecking go, whys that then?
     
    Tully, Oct 11, 2010
    Tully, Oct 11, 2010
    #61
  2. vincepierce

    vincepierce Guest

    .../.
     
    vincepierce, Oct 11, 2010
    vincepierce, Oct 11, 2010
    #62
  3. bigdan

    bigdan Guest

    lacy was a great hype train to follow ha ha, untill he lost to a fighter who apparently cant punch!!!
     
    bigdan, Oct 11, 2010
    bigdan, Oct 11, 2010
    #63
  4. vincepierce

    vincepierce Guest

    yeh the lacy thing was pretty funny

    mcclennan was the biggest one ive witnessed. but that wasnt really so much of a hype train as an underestimation of nigel benn. greatest fight ive ever seen, all due respect to the victim.

    anyone else who wants to hijack this thread. try at least to provide and example to answer the original question. this mans done it. its not very difficult. cheers folks. have a good afternoon.
     
    vincepierce, Oct 11, 2010
    vincepierce, Oct 11, 2010
    #64
  5. bknystl

    bknystl Active Member Full Member

    1,267
    3
    Dec 20, 2009
    im surprised nobody has mentioned Judah vs Tszyu.
     
    bknystl, Oct 11, 2010
    bknystl, Oct 11, 2010
    #65
  6. Flemo83

    Flemo83 Active Member Full Member

    737
    1
    Aug 13, 2010
    Duane Bobbick vs Ken Norton
    Michael Grant vs Lennox Lewis (i know lewis was heavy favourite but Grant had a decent record on paper consisting mostly of bums)
     
    Flemo83, Oct 11, 2010
    Flemo83, Oct 11, 2010
    #66
  7. TheDon

    TheDon KO Artist Full Member

    3,434
    1
    Apr 19, 2008
    Hopkins vs Pavlik
     
    TheDon, Oct 11, 2010
    TheDon, Oct 11, 2010
    #67
  8. globenerd

    globenerd Guest

    Hamed-Barrera was a good one.
    I'm aging myself a little here, but I also enjoyed Lockridge-Mayweather.
    Tzsyu-Judah was fantastic. Granted it was a unification bout, but few people gave Tszyu much of a chance. And the way Kellerman drooled over Judah was enough to make anyone want to see him lose.
     
    globenerd, Oct 11, 2010
    globenerd, Oct 11, 2010
    #68
Page 5 of 5