Jirov vs Toney= greatest cruiserweight fight ever?

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  • KostyaTszyu44
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    #1

    Jirov vs Toney= greatest cruiserweight fight ever?

    i think so, i absolutely love that fight, one of my favourites, the way james hung in there, didnt lose his cool against the relentless jirov and then dropped him in last round to seal the win, boxing at its best IMO

    so is it the greatest cruiserweight fight ever? i certainly think so
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    #2
    It's up there. Not sure it's the best tho.

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    • warp1432
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      #3
      I liked Qawi-Holyfield 1 a little more. It didn't have the drama Toney-Jirov did, but I thought action wise it was better.

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      • Miburo
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        #4
        It's my personal favorite, but many seem to favor Qawi-Holyfield.

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        • KostyaTszyu44
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          #5
          hmm i actually havent seen qawi-holyfield, ill watch it and get back to you guys

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          • 1SILVA
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            #6
            Originally posted by KostyaTszyu44
            i think so, i absolutely love that fight, one of my favourites, the way james hung in there, didnt lose his cool against the relentless jirov and then dropped him in last round to seal the win, boxing at its best IMO

            so is it the greatest cruiserweight fight ever? i certainly think so
            It's the best I ever saw, followed closely by Holyfield-Qawi I, Adamek-Cunningham, and the two Carl Thompson-Chris Eubank fights as the greatest fight in the history of the division.

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            • Reggie Miller
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              #7
              Qawi-Holyfield I

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              • JAB5239
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                #8
                Originally posted by KostyaTszyu44
                i think so, i absolutely love that fight, one of my favourites, the way james hung in there, didnt lose his cool against the relentless jirov and then dropped him in last round to seal the win, boxing at its best IMO

                so is it the greatest cruiserweight fight ever? i certainly think so
                I was ringside for this fight and loved every second of it!!

                That said, I would still favor the first Holyfield-Qawi fight. Both were wars though that I can watch over and over.

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                • nomercy90
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                  #9
                  Holyfield-Qawi is most likely my favorite cruiser fight, but there are many others including Toney-Jirov I rank almost as high.

                  The cruiserweight divison seems to produce many entertaining and exciting fights. At 200lbs the fighters have great power and still have the mobility and stamina to fight at a faster pace than most of todays oversized heavyweights.

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                  • TheGreatA
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                    #10
                    Lee Roy Murphy vs Chisanda Mutti is a good candidate as well:

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