The guttiest performance I have ever seen...

[j]

i add my boy vitali in his fight with lewis. he went toe to toe with lennox lewis on short notice.

and, i doubt he knew how bad the cuts on his eye were, but still the fact that he never back off and had the momentum in most of almost all 6 rounds, kick ass slugfest of a fight.

and lewis actually knew how dangerous vitali was i am convinced. so props to lewis to for standing in there for the most part and taking on vitali on short notice. i just didnt like his illegal punching.


btw, the jmm vs pac fight should have been a pac victory. i dont know if u guys remember the controvercial judging error that forced it to be a draw.

and, corralles vs castillo. that was a hell of a fight. great slugfest too.

[Miburo]

Danny Williams is easily the craziest. Vasquez has several. Chacon against Limon (IV).

[Davros?]

Vitali vs Byrd

[joe strong]

LOL i was holding my jaw every time he got hit in the face. Not to mention he was getting hit by Miranda! WoW... Just on balls alone i became a fan....

I totally agree AA is one tough man! How about James toney vs t.littles? Toney was unbeaten defending his mw title when a cut opened by a punch in the 4th round hit a artery & it was pumping blood down his face(he wouldve lost).the ref & doctor said I'll give you 1 more round then I'm stopping it.toney went out & ko'd littles in 30seconds.it was awesome.the guttiest performance I saw was Tyson vs ruddock 2.Tyson broke ruddocks jaw in round 4 & he went 12 hard rounds of exchanges with TYSON in his prime & almost pulled out a win.he got better as the fight went on.unfortunately ruddock was never the same after that fight.a funny note when Tyson was undisputed champ he pulled out of a fight with ruddock in my home town of Edmonton,Canada because he had the flu(LOL! He was ducking ruddock)& chose a lesser opponent in the name of buster Douglas...we all know how that turned out for him.to make things worse he ended up beating ruddock twice afterwards.

[TRAVI$]

Danny Williams dislocated his shoulder against Mark Potter but went on to knock Potter out, he won that fight with literally one arm.

Samuel Peter fought all his fights with one working brain cell.

[joe strong]

Samuel Peter fought all his fights with one working brain cell.

LOL! That is funny stuff,but very true

[Burning Desire]

I'm watching Morales-Chavez right now, and when I started it, I completely forgot that Chavez hurt his should in this fight.

He basically fights one-armed, and can only throw with his left for the last 10 rounds... everything after the second round.

It took me 4 rounds to remember his arm was hurt, and it took HBO 6 rounds to figure it out.

Think about that... Chavez is a volume puncher, and no one caught on for a very long time, because he was keeping up an extremely active work rate with his left arm only.

He never looked discouraged, never looked like he wanted to quit, and just kept throwing with that left hand. Absolutely incredible.

I really wonder which arm hurt more in the weeks after this fight... the right arm that had shoulder problems, or the left arm, that is probably about to fall off from overuse.

I think he would of won the fight without that injury, despite that terrible 2nd round he had. He took Erik Morales's shots very well, and he was able to win quite a few rounds just punching with one arm. I remember in one round he threw like 70 punches with one arm.

And he fought like that for 6 rounds and he saved his right hand, for the last round. Despite fighting with one arm for half of the fight, i thought the fight was pretty close i only had Erik Morales winning by a couple of points.

[Davros?]

Samuel Peter fought all his fights with one working brain cell.

lol i like that one.

[Fox McCloud]

I'll take that 5k on Katsidis. Confirm?

Yeah... 5K on Katsidis, confirmed, I'll sig it.

[-Antonio-]

The Thrilla In Manilla was extremely gutsy on both parts.