What's the best full round of boxing you have ever seen?

Not saying this was the best by any stretch but one i personnally enjoyed was the second round of Calzaghe - Lacy, when i realised that this beast from the states who was supposed to dismember Joe and eat him up was infact a big lumbering lump of muscle who Joe had just completely taken the **** out of . Great to see.

 

Just thought of a belter, Tyson - Bruno 1 ,first round, that had everything. Early ( 20 secs ?? ) knockdown, british hearts sinking then an amazing comeback and even some hopes of an upset......


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPHofYgReog

 

Some horrendous cheating by Big Frank there, followed by the customary Tyson " Arm Break " technique

 

There you're at it again you arrogant manchild. It's ignorant to have a different opinion from the infallible boxing authority known as Selfkill.

Ridiculous.

Erik Morales fought like a lion in the second Pacquiao fight, but whereas he had plateaued as a fighter, Pacquiao's physical strengths and boxing skills were accelerating, as they have been ever since the Barrera win in '03. He's a completely different and much better fighter now. Morales fought like a lion in the second fight - in a way he was not capable of in the third fight, and the famed warrior suffered the first real knockdowns of his career and the first stoppage defeat. You cannot tell me that that doesn't have a severe mental and possibly considerable physical effect on a fighter with Morales's mentality. It would have. And although you may disagree, it is not fairly ignorant to think so, it is fairly rational.

 

You repeatedly make statements and then when you're picked up on them, you wriggle out of what you said. Fine. Let's do things that way then.

Erik Morales performed in the second fight in a way he was not capable of by the third fight.

'One last great performance' would simply have been two great performances within a year had Pacquiao not performed so brilliantly on a night when Morales was capable of going 10 violent rounds - which, after the way he was eventually broken down by Pacquiao in the 2nd fight - he was no longer capable of by the third.

It's so easy to say a guy is shot when he loses to a rival, but Morales did NOT fight like a shot fighter on the night. The evidence is clear. He did fight like a shot fighter in the third fight.

You may still disagree Mr Mexico, but the reasoning is sound and not attributed to some convenient and baseless mystery decline that happened within a year.