The Hardest Fought Victories Of All Time?

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  1. Thread Stealer

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  2. JohnThomas1

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    Tho not greats, i am surprised Harding - Andries has missed out. Lee - LoCicero was a hummer too.
     
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  3. RockysSplitNose

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    I'd say maybe Ad Wolgast after 40 rounds of sheer brutality against Battling Nelson

    Probably say Jim Jeffires over Tom Sharkey under the searing heat of the 400 arc lights burning the hairs on their heads it was so hot going at like rutting stags for 25 rounds
     
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  4. Jersey Joe

    Jersey Joe Well-Known Member Full Member

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    How about Maxim vs Robinson? The heat was sweltering enough to knockout the referee and Sugar Ray Robinson, but Joey Maxim managed to last the distance.
     
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  5. TheGreatA

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    He didn't fight hard at all though.
     
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  6. prone2gr8tness

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    marciano walcott 1 == he was down and out as well as being drained for those last 3 rounds
     
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  7. RockysSplitNose

    RockysSplitNose Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Good shout - I think Marciano has to go life and death with anyone top 15 in history...but prevails when he finds the punch he's been looking for :D ps wlecome to classic - now and again some of us on here are prone2theoddbitofgr8tness - you should fit right in :good
     
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  8. booradley

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    It's actually sad to think most fans today know Arguello best for his losses to Pryor. The Bloody Battle of Bayamon is all but forgotten.
     
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  9. KOTF

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    Gatti-Rodrigues
    Foreman-Lyle
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  10. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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    no ****!! I'm kidding!
    Ali-Cooper 1... Holyfield-moorer 1
    Hagler-Hearns
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    ali-bonavena
    there! sarcasm off! :lol:
     
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  11. emallini

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    Lamotta when he beat Robinson
     
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  12. emallini

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    Benn vs GMAN
     
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  13. jaffay

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    I wonder how Greb-Norfolk fight looked like. It seemed to be brutal with plenty of fouls and dirty actions.
     
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