Holyfield against Tyson in the first fight. Not my favorite but definitely up there. Toney against Jirov. Hopkins vs Trinidad. MANY more to mention really.
It has already been mentioned but Benitez against Hope, Palomino, Cervantes and Leonard carries the day for me. Especially round 6-11 in the Palomino fight. Watch how he uses Palomino's movement and aggression against him on the inside, he kind of rolls with Palomino's punches and then makes him walk into his own. It's really hars to explain these subtleties but have a watch and you'll be amazed! In these rounds, this was as bad an outclassing as the one Duran dished out. He beat Palomino at his own game and even hurt him.
The scary thing is that dirrell i believe is not yet at his absolute peak yet. He is already very good. A few things he needs to work on yet though. He can now turns his punches over which is good. Still need to keep his hands up more and use that great upper body movement, speed and reflex to counter rather than using his feet. Learn how to escape from the ropes without leaving his chin out and moving back in straight lines. The funny thing is you can see from that highlight video how he is actually improving through his career.
Marco Antonio Barera vs Enrique Sanchez Roberto Duran vs Iran Barkley Erik Morales vs Paulie Ayala Myung Woo Yuh vs Oh Kon Son Gerry Penalosa vs Hiroshi Kawashima
Buddy gets a lot of hate as a trainer but as a fighter, he was probably one of the best technicians in the game: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUkblsnUPXU[/ame]
There's supposed to be music, but youtube's audioswap isn't working: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh0t7BAKKbs[/ame]