Worst Performance By An 'Elite' Boxer?
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Mosley isn't really elite anymore, although you could make the case for the Vernon Forrest fights. Many thought Mosley was actually number 1 p4p.
Trinidad against Wright was pretty bad. I think he was still 'elite' by then.
Floyd Patterson against Liston twice. Liston against Ali, especially the second time.
What a horrible fight that was.
Tyson didn't perform against Buster Douglas.
Bowe against Golota twice.Last edited by TheGreatA; 10-01-2008, 04:29 PM.Comment
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IF....your a Pernell Whitaker fan you'd notice he had the MOST worst performances as an elite fighter.Comment
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i know he was coming off retirement and Mayorga wasnt really the ideal tune-up but Tito-WInky was pretty bad...i was expecting more out of trinidadComment
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Oh yeah I forgot to mention, Mosley vs De La Hoya 2 was pretty awful for Shane too. He made a comeback in the later rounds, but here's how the corner went
Jack: "YOU GOTTA THROW MORE SHANE"
Shane: *looks blank*
*Doesn't throw more*
Jack: Throw your right more shane
Shane: But it'll get countered by his left hook!!Comment
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Shane Mosley against Vernon Forrest: the first time, Shane lost 11 rounds. The rematch was closer, but Mosley was so content to hold the whole fight.
Marco Antonio Barrera against Manny Pacquiao: Barrera lost every round in which the ref didn't make a mistake on a KD call, and seemed to want to DQ his way out in rounds 8 and 9.
Felix Trinidad against Winky Wright: Tito got completely schooled, circled the wrong way for much the fight, and lost every round. To make it even worse, he seemed to accept it a few rounds in and looked like he was going through the motions.
Maybe those are a little unfair since Forrest, Wright, and Pacquiao and top-notch fighters.
Maybe Lennox Lewis against Hasim Rahman. Lewis took Rahman lightly, looked lousy the whole fight, and got himself laid the **** out.Comment
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