Occasions where a great bull has beaten a great matador?

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  1. Manassa

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    Battalino-Chocolate.
     
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    Saddler v Pep, Frazier v Ali,
     
  3. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Jeffries did it twice (just) to Gentleman Jim.
     
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  5. McGrain

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    Please don't bother to post unless you're going to make some effort.

    Duran v Leonard? Bull v Matador? Quite happy with that?
     
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  7. Robbi

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    Duran v Leonard I was brawler v brawler, even though we think of Duran as an aggressive fighter and Leonard as a slick intelligent boxer.
     
  8. sweet_scientist

    sweet_scientist Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :D

    I'd call this fight a case of the Matador getting caught between the Bulls' horns.
     
  9. teeto

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    I dont think Duran-Leonard is a good example , Leonard was not a matador , he has been once or twice , but that was not his game throughout his career. And Duran wasnt a bull either, so much more than that.

    You could say Leonard-Hearns 1 (it was in the later rounds)

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  10. McGrain

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    Sir, I think you may be right.
     
  11. Stonehands89

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    Toney-Nunn.

    If Hatton beats Maryweather, that one may be among the best examples.
     
  12. McGrain

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    It will be.


    EDIT: Would be...
     
  13. Bill Butcher

    Bill Butcher Erik`El Terrible`Morales Full Member

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    Good call, that was a bull like performance for JC.

    Another 1 was actually an obvious 1... Lamotta (the bronx bull) beating Robinson, the original matador.
     
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