One In A Hundred Fights

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  1. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Sumbu Kalamby is a fight I often hear as being a fluke, a result that wouldn't be duplicated if they fought a hundred times.

    What other fights were similar, ending in a fashion that would almost never repeat itself?

    I think Bobick/Norton was a bit of a fluke. Bobick came in bone dry and was caught with a massive punch.

    People also forgot he was punched so hard in the throat during a flurry that he could barely talk in a dressing room interview. He was croaking like a frog.
     
  2. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Castro/John David Jackson is a good nomination for this thread as well.
     
  3. Wu-Gambino

    Wu-Gambino ESB Swordsman Full Member

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    Do you mean Kalambay-Nunn?
     
  4. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yeah, forget to put Nunn's name in there. :lol:
     
  5. itrymariti

    itrymariti CaƱas! Full Member

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    Monzon vs. Napoles
     
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    Quarry v Chuvalo ko 7rds
    Ike Williams being stopped by Sammy Angott in 6rds.

    Joey Maxim being kod in 1rd by Curtess Sheppard.

    Ted Kid Lewis being kod by Carpentier in 1 rd.
     
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    zadfrak Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Norton is going to handle Bobick every time. Duane was a pressure fighter that did everything on the inside with a leaky defense. He'd have to walk through norton's punches to do it and he just doesn't have the whiskers to absorb rounds like that. He's going to get hit with a looping right hand on the temple at some point and it'll be just like the Knoetze outcome. Once Duane got shook those legs of his abandon him & he sure got the clumsies. Same thing happened in the Tate fight.
     
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    young griffo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Robinson-Fullmer.

    I know it's Sugar Ray were talking about but Fullmer was a very,very,very tough and durable man and I don't see him being stopped with a single shot like that ever again.
     
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    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3lhS8ZydOs[/ame]
     
  10. natonic

    natonic Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Approaching Redrooster territory with this obsession.
     
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    Duran vs Hagler/Hearns.

    the montreal Duran anyway
     
  12. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Explain.
     
  13. Tin_Ribs

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    Young-Shavers
    Griffith-Carter
    Good shout above for Robinson-Fullmer
    Nelson-Cowdell

    I always thought that Benvenuti-Rodriguez would have never ended as it did again over any number of rematches.
     
  14. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Don't really agree with the Shavers fight at all.

    The hardest Heavyweight hitters of all time are always going to have the sporadic, but hardly rare starching of a better opponent.
     
  15. Tin_Ribs

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    So I suppose that this discounts all big knockout punchers from the thread then?