Has there ever been a more dominant performance as a HUGE underdog

[Barn]

Only by Don King

and Givens.

[GJC]

and Givens.

Forgot about that lovely lady! Oh and her dear mother of course.
Is any more heard of her btw?

[jabsRstiff]

Forgot about that lovely lady! Oh and her dear mother of course.
Is any more heard of her btw?

I hear stories of how she truly regrets leaving Mike in light of how awesome his life turned out after she left......

[GJC]

I hear stories of how she truly regrets leaving Mike in light of how awesome his life turned out after she left......

Didn't sound like he was much of a gentlemen with ladies but I think the fairer sex might have got their own back.
I was never convinced about the rape to be honest.

[jabsRstiff]

Didn't sound like he was much of a gentlemen with ladies but I think the fairer sex might have got their own back.
I was never convinced about the rape to be honest.

Neither was I.

[Clegg]

Buster Douglas wasnt dominant...and he was knocked out and was on the floor for over 10 seconds easily...Tyson was on the floor for about 9.5 seconds and the ****in referee counted it as a knockout...

Wes, I'm surprised to see you defending Tyson considering he apparently knocked you old cold back in the day.

[Boxing Bob]

Recently Salido dismantling Juama comes to mind, but what Buster did to Tyson is the obvious answer

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[SCtrojansbaby]

That first fight is the definition of dominance but Foreman wasn't a huge underdog was he?

[JAB5239]

That first fight is the definition of dominance but Foreman wasn't a huge underdog was he?

He was a 3 to 1 underdog with few giving him a chance to beat Frazier.