Real results you wouldn’t believe if they never happened and someone picked it in a fantasy matchup

Larry Holmes loses to Michael Spinks.

Marvin Hagler "loses" to Leonard (not that that was a legitimate win for Leonard in my book)

Frazier UD an under 30 Ali

Douglas/Tyson

Holyfield/Tyson

Berbick/Thomas

To be completely honest, I was pretty shocked Duran lost to Hearns at all, much less the early ko.

 

Novice fighter Leon Spinks over Ali.

 

Foreman destroying Frazier so quickly had to be hard to believe at the time.

 

Basilio beating Robinson would be another one.
Jerry Quarry beating Shavers. The way he beat him. Sparked him in 1 round.

 

Salido and Lopez defeating Loma.
Also love sum good Judah scrap but bro, how tf did he lose to Baldomir...
Also Marquez, not beating him, more like I didn't expect him KOing the Pac-man.

 

Michael Bentt-Tommy Morison
Lewis-Rahman
Bowe getting dominated by Golota
Klitschko-Puritty
Mugabi coming off that great effort against Hagler losing to Duane Thomas in his next fight
Foreman-Young
Stevie Cruz-Barry Mcguigan

 

Louis beating Schmeling in the rematch this fast would likely rise some brows.

 

Quarry / Lyle
Norton / Ali
Buchanan / Laguna
Stracey / Napoles
Backus / Napoles
DeJesus / Duran
Braxton / Saad
Monzon / Benvenuti ( I know, but at the time Nino was fav )
stay safe fellow posters.

 

Good pick. Quarry was far more seasoned than Year 3 Lyle, but they both just fought Larry Middleton and whilst Quarry earned a relatively hard-fought if wide decision, Ron stopped him in three.

 

Leonard-Duran II is hard to top, but in my lifetime I’d say Pacquiao-Hatton. That was simply jaw dropping.

Maybe best of all would be that a Human Being like Larry Holmes could make it to his 70’s without being straight up murdered. How his parents didn’t strangle him in the crib is beyond all cosmic understanding of the universe as we know it. At least don’t teach him to talk FFS.

 

I still don’t believe that one if you know what I mean.

 

Schmeling KOing Louis
Lewis getting KO'ed by McCall & Rahman
Byrd making Vitali quit
Holyfield getting stopped by blown-up, MW Toney

 

It was Monumental. After the Ali and Ellis fights Frazier was being touted as perhaps the greatest since Joe Louis.

 

Louis was an avatar of vengeance on that night, lazer focused, superbly boxing in his mid range, seeing everything, and landing mean mean shots on every opening presented to him

 

That was a fair question to ask at that point.