Well yeah, but he still lost the fight; so it doesn't count. I also didn't include Meldrick Taylor vs Chavez even though Taylor had like a 200 punch advantage over Chavez by the end and had swept most of the rounds. It would be like including Jorge Castro vs John David Jackson I even though Jackson got knocked out at the end. Lewis vs Holyfield I isn't up there because it ended in a draw. Dave Tiberi vs James Toney isn't up there partly because the judges gave the fight to Toney and partly because Tiberi wasn't a great boxer. Tyson vs Douglas doesn't fit the set because Douglas got knocked down and I want things to be entirely one way traffic.
Was just about say watching this u actually wanted ref or corner stop it no need for that did he do much after Diaz
And a litany of low blows. As Roger Bloodworth said to Golota in the corner: "NO ... MORE ... BODY ... PUNCHES!"
Here is the 9th round of that fight, plus David Diaz's hilarious post-fight interview: This content is protected
As some others have already mentioned, but the Calzaghe/Lacy fight. I was there that night, so maybe that's why I think of that fight first, but that was a brutal, one sided beat down.
Fair play Diaz after least spoke truth too many boxers look for excuse or blame something Refreshing see and deserved every penny he got that night
That's why the interview was so great -- Diaz manned up and admitted that, although he gave his all, he was hopelessly outclassed on the night. On a tangent: When Manny Pacquiao finally dies, the inscription on his tombstone should be "****er Was Too Fast".
I'm sure Nacho Beristain's concluding remark to Oscar, in the corner during the Pacquiao fight was: "There's no reason to continue with this: he's too fast." Moral of the story: PRIME MANNY PACQUIAO WAS TOO FAST!
That wasn't a beating, but was prolonged because Mayweather is a featherfist at 147 and above. Didn't Mayweather also take a round off, at sort of the mid-fight point?