Which Fighters Destruction made you feel the Worst and Why?

Honeyghan V Starling is the one that sticks in my mind most, just a brutal beating and Honeyghan was never the same again. I wasn't even a big fan of the guy it was just a shocking hammering he took - picture book definition of 'exposed' :shock:

Sibson V Hagler for the same reasons except I was a massive Sibson fan and really thought he had a chance in that one and he just got the **** kicked out of him, brutally.

Leonard V Norris was pretty painful to watch too, as I remember but I only ever watched it once.

 

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****in devastating.

Never looked forward to something so much in my life, i didnt have SKY,but my mate bought the PPV for me for my BDay and we all went round to his bit to watch it at 4 in the morning.

Id convinced myself Tyson was gonna spark himatsch:nut

I'll never watch it again as long as I live.:twisted:

 

Jones Tarver 2.... My heart totally sank, It felt like I got kicked in the balls..... I didn't even believe what happened until i woke up the next morning. Same with Jones vs. Johnson... I was hoping Roy would come back strong from a loss, and got beat even worse. I watched Roy from when I was in early grade school, thought he was superman, to see him finally fall when I am an adult is hard, but also cool.... He lasted a while on the top.

 

Being from Detroit, Hearns vs. Leonard 1, nearly cried after that one. Next, Hagler vs. Hearns, that hurt tremendously.

 

Gatti/PBF. RJJ/Johnson. Vitaly/Corrie Sanders.

 

darchinian-arce brutal

 

tyson - lewis made me feel like ****.

 

Vargas getting trashed by Mosley in the second fight, and even worse losing in his last fight against another shot fighter in Mayorga.

 

Benn vs. Mclellan...

 

Don't think twice. Margarito was using loaded gloves. The fight is null and void.

 

"I'm not animal anymore."

Terrible.

 

tito trinidad...i guess, he was never destined to to take it all

 

Tszyu Hatton

 

grant and vargas...it is unfortunate they have to face lewis and trinidad that early

 

McCullough against Harrison was painful to watch.