This content is protected This content is protected Forrest beat Mosley in 1992 to deny him a spot on the U.S. Olympic team in Barcelona, and went on to get bounced in his first match without capturing a medal. Forrest beat Mosley twice in 2002, both times for the WBC 147lb title and both via comfortable UD, the first time when Mosley was unbeaten and ranked #1 p4p. This content is protected McKinney beat Jones in 1988 to deny him a spot on the U.S. Olympic team in Seoul. McKinney got off the canvas and knocked Jones out in the 4th in 1997, killing his momentum from upsetting Marco Antonio Barrera. This content is protected Golovkin beat Geale in 2001 in the East Asian Games, at welterweight. Geale was the only Golovkin opponent in the Games to not suffer a RSC, but was beaten wide on points. (15-3) Golovkin stopped Geale in three in 2014. This content is protected This content is protected Tillman beat Tyson in the summer of 1984, twice, denying him a spot on the U.S. Olympic team in Los Angeles. Tyson knocked Tillman out in under three minutes in 1990. This content is protected Anthony handed Breland his only amateur defeat (record 110-1) in 1981. Breland knocked out Anthony out in three in 1986. This content is protected Abdullaev beat Cotto in the Sydney Olympics in 2000, going on to capture gold. Cotto stopped Abdullaev on cuts in the ninth in 2005. Keep 'em coming. With a large enough sampling I'd be curious to see what kind of pattern if any emerges when averaged out in outcome prevalence (revenge versus repeat). :think
This content is protected Mosley beat De La Hoya twice in 1985 when both were in the Juniors division, aged 14 and 12 respectively. (in 228 bouts only three other men beat DLH: Pepe Reilly, Ruben Espinoza and Marco Rudolph - and only Rudolph in the Seniors) Mosley beat De La Hoya in 2000 and 2003 by SD and UD for the lineal 147lbs and 154lbs championships respectively. Going by results, 4-0 in a span of 18 years seems pretty conclusive as far as Mosley having DLH's # - but, the scoring of the rematch was controversial and the first meeting, though clearer for Mosley (despite being a SD) was very close.
Danny Garcia/Rod Salka They fought in the 2005-2006 Golden Gloves, Garcia beat him via points Knocked him out in 2 this year.
Matthysse vs. Maidana, if that ever happens, will be a reversal. :good (Maidana was 3-0-1 in the amateurs, but all four contests were extremely close and some could have gone either way)
Think Belmontes and Figueroa fought a number of times in the amateurs, with Belmontes coming out on top more often
George Groves vs. James DeGale, I believe the amateur fight was in 2006 and just as close/controversial as their pro fight.