Yeah that was true, but I felt Tito was beating him pretty damn bad, especially after a 2 year layoff
Duran - Hearns? Surprised no one has even mentioned it yet... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWei_1rSssE
Joppy vs Cherifi While the fight was still going on the judges wanted to stood up and applaud for Cherifi because of his will to keep going on after taking numerous powerful blows and combinations to the head.One of the 3 judges confessed that after the fight.
Floyd-Gatti was the most one-sided of the fights. Pac beat Diaz worse though. What happened that night was what would have happened if Floyd-Gatti went on for a few more rounds. Diaz fell face forward and was done, blood was covering his face, and Pac not only is a P4P puncher, unlike Floyd, but was throwing 100 punches a round. It's a combo of Calzaghe-Lacy and Floyd-Gatti, it was a prolonged version of Floyd-Gatti or a version of Calzaghe-Lacy that ended before the final bell in brutal fashion. Like i said, Chavez-Haugen was the baddest beatdown i've seen, but of these choices, i'd go with Pac-Diaz. Diaz wasn't much before, but now, i wouldn't pick him over the worse of journeymen. He was ruined in that fight.
havent read the whole thread, but how about these: cotto-gomez many fights from tysons early career(spinks, holmes, thomas, etc) ali-williams
Tyson Spinks can't qualify for a one sided beating. It was a 76 second fight. I'd go with Floyd/Gatti of these options. Calzaghe bitchslapped Lacy for 12 rounds and while Pac landed more bombs than PBF did, Floyd was just landing AT WILL.
hopkins - trinidad was hopkins greatest hour IMO. might have been a smaller man but that was impressive. oscar - gatti wasn'øt that one-sided. gatti had some success but is was a pretty brutal fight.
Definitely PBF/Gatti. That's the type of beating that can kill a man. Calzaghe outboxed Lacy but it wasn't a beat down.