Emotional moments in boxing for you

[Kayo]

Gatti losing to Baldomir, that one hurt it hurt deep.

[Greatwhitehope]

Bernard Hopkins losing to Taylor twice, Danny Green losing to Anthony Mundine.

[2501]

being able to watch the majistry, the mastery, the magic that is Tye Fields. Tye ****ing Fields.

[Darkstar]

being able to watch the majistry, the mastery, the magic that is Tye Fields. Tye ****ing Fields.

Tye "Motha****ing" Fields..... It wont be long now.

[rj_ct]

Gatti losing to Baldomir, that one hurt it hurt deep.

you're telling me, man. especially the way he just sort of crumpled over like that, after getting completely out-boxed the whole night. it was terrible.

but i guess it made the loss to gomez a little easier to swallow.

[PWESTNYC]

Kelly Pavlik knocking out Jermain Taylor made me jump out of my seat and cheer.

I was pretty sad when Arturo Gatti was beaten for the last time by Alfonso Gomez.

Funny you should pick those 2. I would take them as my top two.

Being at Gatti - Ward 3 would be my third. It was an amazing environment for a fight.

The Gatti - Gomez fight was a heartbreaker. I was 15 rows back and when Arturo ate that right hand I turned my back to the ring and stared at my seat for about 5 minutes. Iv'e never cried for any fight , but I had to hold a few tears back that night. I knew it was the end of an era

[PWESTNYC]

When Levander Johnson got...well johnsoned

Another sad memory. I recall watching that fight with a buddy and we were headed to AC the next weekend to see Cotto fight Torres.

Levander was from Atlantic City and they hit the bell 10 times. The one and only time I have ever been in a dead silent Boardwalk Hall.

Then I saw a life and death Cotto fight. Down on the canvas once and rocked numerous times.

Odd how things happen

[Dirt E Gomez]

While I wasn't watching boxing at the time (I was 8) and wouldn't see the fight until years later... watching Foreman knock out Moorer and win the HW title somehow lifted my soul up inside of me.

An easily out-pointed, out-matched, and out-of-shape Foreman shocks everybody.

The look on George's face as the ref waves it off and he looks up to where he believes God to be looking down upon him, and takes a knee in the corner. The gravity of the moment and something so deserved being delivered to a great man.

Still one of my favorite moments in boxing history to relive.

[El Chicano]

Emotional moments are for bitches, no room for that in boxing.

[El Chicano]

Another sad memory. I recall watching that fight with a buddy and we were headed to AC the next weekend to see Cotto fight Torres.

Levander was from Atlantic City and they hit the bell 10 times. The one and only time I have ever been in a dead silent Boardwalk Hall.

Then I saw a life and death Cotto fight. Down on the canvas once and rocked numerous times.

Odd how things happen

Looks like Gatti and the Dracula looking dude in ur sig are 'bout to have an emotional moment.