Ok if u got to Erase an L on a fighter, which loss and for what fighter??

carl froch the man is a warrior

 

I cannot believe no one has mentioned Leonard vs Camacho. Leonard was 41 years old , never been stopped and an all time great top 5. He then gets walloped by a feather fisted lightweight up at middle. The worst L ever.

 

leonard vs camacho

 

Tszyu vs Hatton.

God I hate Hatton.

 

Leonard had it coming - no sympathy for him here.

 

Even though I completely agree with you, I'm not sure I'd pick that fight. I think that's one of those fights that shows the flaws in the boxing scoring system. If you place more weight on certain criteria, you score it for Hagler; if you place more weight on others, you score it for Leonard. What I'm saying is that, while I definitely think that Hagler won that fight, I can at least see or imagine a perspective that might score it the other way, as misguided as it might be.

I'm completely unable to comprehend Pac getting the nod over JMM in their second fight, Floyd getting the nod over Castillo, or Antuofermo getting the draw over Hagler.

 

No. Nor here. He still came out well on top at the casino of beneficial results.

 

Morales loss to Raheem. It was sad watchign a legend lose to a fighter in Raheems class.

Othewise his loss to Diaz which i thought he won anyways. He would have made history by getting the win.

 

Zab vs Cotto- Cotto was on his way to leave the ring on a stretcher until he started low blowing Zab on a regular basis.

Shane vs Cotto- Shane was robbed and wouldve won anywhere other than NY.

JCC vs Randall- Every one knows Frankie was on steroids.

Morales vs MAB 2- Morales was robbed

 

Besides Cotto's loss to Margarito which is obvious...

I would love to erase the Billy Collins vs. Luis Resto fight all together. If it had never happened, Collins may not have turned into an all time great or anything, but you can bet he probably would have at least had a full career and may even be still alive today.

Also, this may be controversial but I would have loved to see Ricky Hatton finish the Pacquiao fight on his feet or at least have the opportunity to put up a real fight before getting mowed down. It was a great knockout but it wasn't a great moment for Hatton fans... And now its the final image of Hatton in the ring.

 

Hoya-Trinidad and Hagler-Leonard

 

Yeah.I like and respect Lupe,too.But R.I.P. poor Johnny.

 

100% in agreement with you,A L.Good ****ing post:good

 

Very impressive post,my Celtic cousin.:good

 

Arguello/Reyes: Jorge Reyes was a 6-6 journeyman, and Arguello had no business losing to a guy like that, but he broke his right hand and could not continue.