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This is the 21st century FYI
Pre 2000 bowe-Holyfield 1, 2, oscar-Ike,
Post 2000 oscar-Vargas, cotto-margs, manny-jmm 4 -
Holyfield Bowe 2 or De La Hoya vs QuarteyComment
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1991: Quiroga-Anifowoshe, Tyson-Ruddock 1-2, Holyfield-Foreman, Toney-McCallum 1
1992: Moorer-Cooper, Bowe-Holyfield 1
1993: Bowe-Holyfield 2, Carbajal-Gonzalez 1
1994: Chavez-Randall 1
1995: Bowe-Holyfield 3
1996: Golota-Bowe 2, Holyfield-Tyson 1
1997: Holyfield-Moorer 2
A lot of great fights on undercards also:
Gatti-Ruelas, Castro-Jackson 1, Corrales-Garcia, Brown-BlockerComment
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DLH-Quartey had 2 good rounds. That wouldn't even make my top 10 PPV main event fights for the 90sOriginally posted by dc3383 View Post
Bowe-Holyfield 2 was certainly better than DLH-Quartey. All 3 Bowe-Holyfield fights were far, far better.Comment
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No way it only had 2 good rounds,, that was an epic clashOriginally posted by Awesome-O View PostComment
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What De La Hoya Quartey was great all the way thru; from when they exchanged knock downs and the furious rally late from Oscar; Bowe Holyfield 3 was rematch of two out of shape fighters.Originally posted by Awesome-O View PostComment
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What rounds were really any good besides 6 and 12?Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View Post
It was a whole lot of standing and not enough punching. The exchanges were good, but FAR too few.
Rounds 6 and 12 were exciting.Originally posted by dc3383 View Post
Most of the rest was average. A good exchange here are there, followed by posing.
2 exciting rounds out of 12, and a couple of decent ones does not make a great fight.
Even DLH said afterwards "you really thought that was a good fight?" to Larry MerchantLast edited by Awesome-O; 06-17-2014, 11:51 PM.Comment
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