If you could change the outcome of one fight, what would it be?

it's kinda of underrated fight and I blame it on legendary night who portrayed the fight as a complete one sided beat-down

 

Perfect pick, I'll have to pick that too when I was going to pick Tyson vs Douglas.

 

It's far easier to give an adversary due credit when your hand is the one that was raised. Yeah, he's great, and I'm even greater for having beaten a great fighter.

"Joe Frazier is the greatest fighter of all times -next to me."

-Muhammad Ali

 

Why the **** would you alter Benn vs. McClellan or Tyson vs. Douglas? :-(

Yeah, I know what happened to McClellan was sad, but uh...Benn earned that W fair and square. (and, let's not allow the tragedy to cause us to lose sight, he was kind of a better person...)

As for Tokyo...even if you're a massive Tyson fan you have to realize what an epic and pivotal moment in boxing history that was. **** the excuses. If you were given a magic wand and were about to use it to take that win away from Douglas...I'd take the wand away from you and ram it sideways up your crapper.

 

Leonard - Hearns 1 - If only Tommy had enough left in him to see out the 14th and 15th rounds. It's painful watching that ending

Jackson - Graham - Bomber Graham was an incredible fighter, he really deserved to win a world title and should have.

 

chavez-taylor:

so the rightful winner couldve gotten the decision.

 

Seriously dude....

In the least offensive way possible: shut the **** up please.

 

good pick.

I wish my dog Meldrick lasted 2 more seconds

 

Oscar vs. Floyd

 

Just bring Jack Loew with you in the time machine.

"DOUBLE THE ****ING JAB OSCAR"

 

you got shitty taste

 

My post was purley hypothetical. I understand it would have been unlikely.

 

no matter what the outcome, it looks good on juan's resume

 

I was gonna say the same fight plus Eubank vs Watson.
But the one that stands out in my mind was Duk Koo Kim vs Ray Mancini..so many bad things came out from this fight, yet there was still room for a ray of light with rule changes.

R.I.P Duk Koo Kim

 

Leonard-Hagler. I've scored it numerous times and felt Marvin genuinely won the fight.

Holmes-Holyfield/McCall. Would've led to the Foreman fight which would've been extremely interesting, even when they were both 43 (in 1992) or 46 (in 1995).

Foreman-Briggs. Foreman clearly won the fight and it would lead to a Lewis-Foreman fight, which, even in 1998, would've been interesting for me. I'd be interested to see how Lennox dealt with someone who was such a strong, hard punching wall who had a jab to match his own.

Hopkins-Calzaghe. I felt Bernard won the fight and it pisses me off seeing Joe retired with no losses.

Martinez-Cintron. Robbery of the worst sorts. Martinez was winning the entire night, actually knocked Cintron out (Kermit was counted out and everything) and was forced to continue fighting once Cintron stopped bitching about how Sergio couldn't possibly hit that hard. Sergio had to settle for a draw that night, which is garbage. They say that to avoid a robbery you need to take it out of the judges hands...well...Sergio did, only to have it put right back into the judges hands and they really shafted him.