Historical Anologs of Boxer Puncher Rematches?

George Foreman vs. Gregorio Peralta 1 (Foreman wins close decision)
George Foreman vs. Gregorio Peralta 2 (Foreman stops Peralta in 10)
Earnie Shavers vs. Henry Clark 1 (Shavers wins close decision)
Earnie Shavers vs. Henry Clark 2 (Shavers stops Clark in 2)
Mike Weaver vs. Stan Ward 1 (Ward decisions Weaver over 12)
Mike Weaver vs. Stan Ward 2 (Weaver stops Ward in 9)
Mike Weaver vs. Stan Ward 3 (Weaver stops Ward in 9 again)
Greg Page vs. Mark Wills 1 (Wills upsets Page, stops him in 9)
Greg Page vs. Mark Wills 2 (Wills stops Page in 6)
Tim Witherspoon vs. Bonecrusher Smith 1 (Witherspoon decisions Smith)
Tim Witherspoon vs. Bonecrusher Smith 2 (Smith stops Spoon in 1)

 

If puncher ruins boxer in first fight then wins rematch quicker.

Although not completely ruined, a good example:
Pacquiao vs Morales

 

Normally boxer does better in the rematches, because they normally have more tools to work with to adapt better.

 

Marquez learned that little bit more about PAC in each fight eventually culminating in ktfo6