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  • #11
    this is a good thread sc.

    for me, I'm a 90s and 00's guy and 01-05 was just amazing, I was at the jones-kelly fight, I had a party for almost every single fight you listed. lots of great memories right there.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by SCtrojansbaby View Post
      Barrera vs Morales Greatest trilogy of all time
      Gatti vs Ward Top 3 trilogy of all time
      Castillo vs Corrales arguable the greatest fight of all time
      Toney vs Jijrov arguable the greatest cruiserweight fight of all time
      Trinidad vs Vargas arguable the greatest light middleweight fight of all time
      Marquez vs Pacquiao 1 arguable the greatest comeback ever

      Other amazing fights

      Vasquez vs Larios 1, 2 and 3
      Vitali vs Lennox
      Morales vs Pacquiao 1
      Ayala vs Tapia 2
      Cotto vs Torres
      Judah vs Tszyu
      Gatti vs Gamache
      Mosley vs DLH
      Sanders vs Rahman
      Pavlik vs Zuniga
      Ward vs Augustus
      Ward vs Neary

      and many many more

      Amazing KOs like

      Ottke vs Mundine
      Pacquiao vs Ledwaba
      Hamed vs Sanchez
      Tua vs Moorer
      RJJr vs Kelly

      Amazing upsets/KOs

      Tarver vs RJJr 2
      Sanders vs Wlad

      Find me a 6 year period with as many great fights.
      The only thing "Golden" about this era,.................... Is Floyd's Bank Balance.

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      • #13
        '90-'95 was awesome...

        Benn-McClellan
        Tyson-Douglas
        Foreman-Moorer
        Whitaker-Chavez
        Eubank-Benn I
        Bowe-Holyfield trilogy
        Nunn-Toney
        Lewis-Bruno
        Jackson-McClellan I
        Chavez-Taylor
        Toney-McCallum I & II
        Benn-Barkley
        Young Oscar
        Young Hamed
        Young Tito
        Young Barrera
        Eubank-Watson II
        Tyson-Ruddock I & II
        Young Jones Jr
        Young Tszyu
        Terry Norris
        Castro-Jackson

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        • #14
          '85-'90 has to be hottest with Tyson and the '84 Olympians coming through, the Fab Four and Pryor closing out, but all together, along with Curry, Spinks, Nunn, Benn, Qawi, McGuigan, Holmes, Barkley, Nelson, McCallum, Fenech, Kalambay, Rosario, Chavez and all the Kronk fighters.
          Last edited by coghaugen; 08-06-2011, 10:47 AM.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by coghaugen View Post
            '85-'90 has to be hottest with Tyson and the '84 Olympians coming through, the Fab Four and Pryor closing out, but all together, along with Curry, Spinks, Nunn, Benn, Qawi, McGuigan, Holmes, Barkley, Nelson, McCallum, Fenech, Kalambay, Rosario, Chavez and all the Kronk fighters.
            Hard to pick, but the 30's were great

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            • #16
              Originally posted by McGoorty View Post
              Hard to pick, but the 30's were great
              Joe Louis, Henry Armstrong, Barney Ross, Billy Petrolle, Freddie Steele, Jimmy McLarnin, Tony Canzoneri, Frankie Klick, Jack Kid Berg, Lou Ambers, Max Baer, Kid Chocolate, Benny Lynch, Fritzie Zivic, Al Singer, Al Hostak, Lou Broulliard, Mickey Walker, Vince Dundee, Young Corbett III,... ....Gee, I could go on but I'm getting tired.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by coghaugen View Post
                '85-'90 has to be hottest with Tyson and the '84 Olympians coming through, the Fab Four and Pryor closing out, but all together, along with Curry, Spinks, Nunn, Benn, Qawi, McGuigan, Holmes, Barkley, Nelson, McCallum, Fenech, Kalambay, Rosario, Chavez and all the Kronk fighters.
                It was an amazing timer to be a boxing fan. The best time, IMO.

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                • #18
                  Honestly, there hasn't been a single "era" in boxing since I've been alive (1981-present) that can compete with my VCR or youtube.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by SBleeder View Post
                    Honestly, there hasn't been a single "era" in boxing since I've been alive (1981-present) that can compete with my VCR or youtube.
                    Quoted for truth.

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