Most lopsided fight between two seemingly even matched competitors.

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by ThatOne, Jul 22, 2022.


  1. Mike Cannon

    Mike Cannon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Not sure this will float ?
    Foreman- Frazier - two undefeated punchers, going head to head , what followed was a massacre .
    You buying ...
    stay safe guys.
     
  2. Bulldog24

    Bulldog24 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What does ‘top 2 pfp’ mean?
    It’s not real
     
  3. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist

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    Tell it to the people who picked Marquez.
     
  4. jabber74

    jabber74 Active Member Full Member

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    I'm going to have to watch those fights soon. Kalambay was a real good crafty fighter who often gets overlooked. He is often thought of only for the dramatic one-punch KO loss to Nunn.
     
  5. jabber74

    jabber74 Active Member Full Member

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    I heard that. Very impressive, will have to check it out.
     
  6. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I'd watch both Kalambay/McCallum fights, i had discussion recently with someone on here about the 2nd McCallum/Kalambay. And he brought up good point about how Kalambay started off slow vs McCallum in rematch because of the Nunn KO. I think that is a good point and maybe had Kalambay not been hesitant in the early going, he might of been able to beat McCallum again. Because Kalambay pretty much won most of the rounds after the 6th.