**Greatest fight of your favorite boxer....**

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Orishaman, Oct 4, 2007.


  1. drunkenspaniard

    drunkenspaniard Active Member Full Member

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    EM vs. Pacquiao I...gotta love that last round when EM turned southpaw
     
  2. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Mayweather vs. Ndou. Masterclass exhibition.

    Hopkins vs. Jouvin Mercado. It was Hopkins' fifth professional fight, he took it on I believe four hours' notice, and it's just an awesome example of how when Hopkins was younger (though he hadn't yet reached his prime here) he could do everything in the ring. Countering, slipping, parrying, everything you expect to see in a complete fighter. Even the commentator states that Hopkins looks something like Sugar Ray Robinson in the fight. Check it out, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga7C8p1FLGM

    Let this video just show people that Hopkins didn't always conserve his energy and hopefully it inspires some people to investigate his career further.
     
  3. Asterion

    Asterion Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Hagler vs. Hearns
     
  4. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Mayweather vs Ndou was a blistering match. People talk about Ndou like he was some bum who wasn't ranked. He wasn't ranked at 135, but was ranked by both Ring and the WBC in the top 10 for 2 years at 130. He was a good fighter who ended up retiring due to injury and probably would have beaten many 135 fighters that night.
     
  5. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Exactly, it's just that Floyd was spot on that night and wanted to impress the crowd. From the opening bell he is countering with right hands over the jab and just doing everything he needs to do. Throwing great combinations and Ndou eventually just withers under the pressure. The final straight right hands that end it are just perfectly executed.

    You should check out the link to the Hopkins fight also if you haven't seen the fight before as well.
     
  6. Amsterdam

    Amsterdam Boris Christoff Full Member

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    Joe Calzaghe vs. Byron Mitchell.

    Entertaining blowout with a little bit of drama, at least when it was live. Nearly takes the guy out in the first, granted you have a guy who's been competitive with the top of the division and defeat some and is just getting shredded to pieces. Round 2 starts and more of the same until Calzaghe walks into a perfect right hand and drops, up in 3 looks a bit shaken but then lets it all go throwing his hardest shots trading a little and Mitchell drops from a massive left. Mitchell gets up and Calzaghe finishes him for all intensive purposes.

    It was like an adrenaline rush and he was quicker there than against Lacy, which of course is the signature performance, but a lot wilder due to that thrashing first round where he landed 50+ hard blows in close proximity.
     
  7. MSTR

    MSTR More Speed Than Roy!!!!! Full Member

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    The way that Roy OWNED Toney was unbelievable. The best fight I have ever seen, considering the opponent. Current Fighter: Cotto v Pinto was pretty exciting to watch IMO. I could pick a heap of Cotto fights actually. Mayweather vs Corrales was good also.
     
  8. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Off subject sorta, but how do you see Cotto handling Cintron or Williams?
     
  9. Orishaman

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

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    Ok, the thread title: Greatest fight of your favorite boxer...well Cotto and beating Judah ...I was not comparing fights with PBF fight of Judah simply stated it that Cotto acerted himself.....:patsch
     
  10. Fab2333

    Fab2333 Needs to Get It 2Gether Full Member

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    Another one I like is Floyd vs Gatti
    And RJ vs Clinton Woods and Glen Kelly

    ah man, I actually just watch RJ vs Clinton Woods again, and it got me mad all over again b/c RJ shoulda fought tarver be4 he went up in weight. If he woulda did that Rj coulda probably retired as the G.O.A.T. possibly
     
  11. Amsterdam

    Amsterdam Boris Christoff Full Member

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    Williams gets KOed via bodywork. Cintron loses focus under the constant heat and gets stopped mid rounds, however, Cintron had a significant punchers chance in my opinion, Williams does not.

    Williams doesn't seem to work with constant heat if it can catch up to him, Cotto is immensely more crafty and quicker than that overrated Margarito was.
     
  12. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    From years back: Danny Lopez vs Mike Ayala; 14 and 1/2 rounds of blood, sweat and determination. Lopez reportedly threw over 1250 punches before he finally put the courageous Ayala down for good.

    From awhile back: Cotto vs Malinaggi; Watching Paulie try so freaking hard to win a fight he was losing was pretty inspiring. Boxing could use a few more Paulies and Miguels!


    From last week: Pavliks win over Taylor was a fantastic fight. Jermain fought his heart out, and Kelly still knocked him out. That was exactly what I was hoping for.

    Boo
     
  13. gambleer

    gambleer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Freitas - Barrios
    Chico - Castillo I
    DLH - Vargas
    Vargas - Tito
     
  14. mad_takamura

    mad_takamura It's getting hot in here! Full Member

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    pbf vs chico
    pac vs em 2
    jlc vs chico 1
    chico vs freitas
    b-hop vs tarver
    rjj vs glen johnson
    rjj vs tarver 2
     
  15. Rickypr18

    Rickypr18 Active Member Full Member

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    Cotto-Torres. An absolute WAR.