Worst beating seen

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  1. phonk

    phonk Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This.

    And referee that night was Ian John Lewis :patsch
     
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  2. Beeston Brawler

    Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly Full Member

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    I can think of loads... some of them are mutual ones.

    Holyfield vs Bowe III
    Bowe vs Golota II
    Marquez vs Vasquez III
    Pryor vs Arguello I

    More one-sided/wrecking jobs....

    Hagler vs Mugabi - Mugabi was completely ****ed afterwards
    Lewis vs Morrison
    Klitschko vs Williams
    Mosley vs Margarito

    Tried to come up with a few new ones.
     
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  3. Manning

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    I believe Briggs kept saying inbetween the 10th,11th and 12th rounds "what ever you do don't pull me out". Must have still believed he could still pull out another Liakhovich last round big KO despite being well down.
     
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  4. ginger warrior

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    Graham earl took a lot of punishment of katsidis

    People remember katsidis touching down and earl digging in but the reality was he got a hiding

    Gary buckland gave Paul truscott an uncomfortable night,not a beating but he walked through everything and keep battering him round after round

    Vitali Briggs,foreman Frazier and the brutal mercer Morrison are great examples of someone getting a beating
     
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  5. woodzo

    woodzo Active Member Full Member

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    i always remember feelin bad for gatti when mayweather put a beating on him... was hard to watch at times..... that and DLH takin a beatdown off pac are the 1st that spring to mind
     
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  6. PaulieMc

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    That's where his corner need to take charge and pull him out anyway. For ****'s sake he was getting beaten severely.

    Look at what Gary Lockett did with Rees recently in the Broner fight. Saw Gavin wasn't going to win and was getting battered so he stepped in and ended it despite Rees telling him not too. He stopped the fight before Gavin got seriously hurt because he knew if it went on much longer only one thing would happen.

    If trainers/cornermen aren't willing to protect a fighter, sometimes from himself, then they're not very good at their job.
     
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  7. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I sadly went to Benn/McClellan and Eubank/WatsonII.

    The two worst I have seen on TV are Chavez/Rosario and perhaps the worst in modern boxing: Resto/Collins. Anyone who has not seen it, should spare an hour to watch it. If not watch from 8:30 in the final part, when Collins Snr clocks on to what had happened.

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  8. Makingweight

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    It was the fact that the fight was going to be called off because of Rios not even being near to the weight as well.Away from home house fighter ko win being the only way Murray could win not going to nick it on the cards.

    You can only hazard a guess how much Rios was on the night look at the size difference on the night.Gallagher should have pulled him out anywhere from 6 onwards the fight was over by then.
     
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  9. ginger warrior

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    I didn't want to mention the benn and eubank fights but particulary the benn fight was savage.the best and worst of boxing

    I have seen countless American undercard fights where somebody takes a carear threatening beating,12 round fights at top level are reffed more leniently rightly or wrongly as there is alot on the line

    But some of these meaningless 8'round beatings in the us are painful to watch
     
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  10. mcguirpa

    mcguirpa Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Mayweather V Gatti. Awful, lopsided hammering.
     
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  11. londonbox

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    rios v murray is probably the worst I have ever witnessed in real time (watching live) on tv.
     
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  12. Smudger

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    Someone must know of this YouTube video. It's of an old fight, black and white and before the mandatory 8 count and before the boxer had to go into a neutral corner. So basically the boxer who knocked down his opponent just stood over him til he got up then just battered him back down. In this particular video the guy got knocked down like 5 times or more. It's brutal. Hopefully someone knows of this video, it's of a well known fighter I just can't remember it!
     
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  13. ginger warrior

    ginger warrior Guest

    Heavyweight Patterson maybe,something like 7 knockdowns if we are talking same fight

    They made them tough then
     
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  14. Bill C84

    Bill C84 Boxing Junkie banned

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    I was hoping nobody brought these fights up, these 3 fights were my first thought for obvious reasons and it kills the question stone dead, Benn/McClellan was brutal for both fighters, Eubank/Watson is a different matter, that was a punch that caused that (Again a tragic but humbling way of how dangerous this sport can be), the Resto fight is a tragic reminder what can happen if some **** decides to cheat at it.
     
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  15. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

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    one that made me shed a tear while very drunk watching it on telly...... michael watson v mike mccallum..... watson was everything i liked in a boxer.
     
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