Best performances you've ever seen.

[Haka]

Usyk - Joshua 2 was a really really good performance from Usyk. If he can pull it off against Fury than Usyk is the GOAT.

[El_Mero]

Shouldn't have come to that.
Pac couldn't survive 1 knockdown.

Has NOTHING to do with their 1st fight

[BodyBagz]

Has NOTHING to do with their 1st fight

Has everything to do with the heart of the fighter

[HeadShots]

Bivol vs Canelo


8:1 underdog

p4p #1 golden goose of boxing

Russian fighting in Vegas

after

Russia invades Ukraine

Nobody wanted him to win

People were calling for the boycott


Against all odds. He won.


It was Boxing perfection against a prime Canelo


They couldn't rob him

[4truth]

Jimmy Young/George Foreman

[BodyBagz]

Bivol vs Canelo


8:1 underdog

p4p #1 golden goose of boxing

Russian fighting in Vegas

after

Russia invades Ukraine

Nobody wanted him to win

People were calling for the boycott


Against all odds. He won.


It was Boxing perfection against a prime Canelo


They couldn't rob him

Sometimes a fighter stubbles when chasing greatness
Maybe Biv will one day chase greatness.

[ELPacman]

Hatton got away with murder in that fight. Something like 50+ fouls that ref Dave Parris just let fly. If that was in the states Tszyu would have gotten a DQ win. Control-F on Ricky Hattons boxrec > type Parris and see how many hits you get.

rofl. Never thought about the ref being involved there but you just might have a point. His breakout performance against all odds. What's the odds he didn't have a little "assist" on his side? Hahahha, wow.

[ELPacman]

I got so many performances I could list that blew my mind. Some that stand out off the top of my head or are just more fresh in my head,
Barrera-Morales 3
Pacquiao-Barrera 1
Pacquiao-Morales 2
Cotto-Martinez
Donaire-Darchinyan
Crawford-Gamboa
Usyk-Joshua 1
Pacquiao-ODLH
Pacquiao-Margarito
Shane Mosley-Margarito
David Lemieux-Curtis Stevens
Cotto-Quintana
James Kirkland vs Glen Tapia
Kelly Pavlik vs Gary Lockett

These are just some fights that come to mind where 1 fighter was so damn dominant and the other was not that you couldn't even expect the losing fighter to continue his career after. Like, I'm not picking a fight where it was exciting because both were trading or had a chance. These were absolute beast performances that made the winner look god like and the loser was not in the fight at all.

[Hustle]

Floyd vs Canelo
Pacquiao vs Cotto
Hopkins vs Trinidad
Barrera vs Hamed
Mosley vs Margarito
Jones Jr vs Griffin 2
Whitaker vs Chavez
Bowe vs Holyfield 1
Hagler vs Hearns
Frazier vs Ali 1

[Malvado]

I haven't seen that many older fights when one fighter dominated another.

Salvador Sanchez vs Wilfredo Gomez
Marvin Hagler vs Thomas Hearn
David Tua vs John Ruiz
Roberto Duran vs Pipino Cuevas
Mike Tyson vs Ruddock
Chavez vs Rosario
De La Hoya vs Arturo Gatti
Mayweather vs Corrales
Barrera vs Naseem Hamed

Would have added Pacquiao vs Margarito but despite the fact that Manny gave him a horrible beating, Pacquiao was hospitalized due to broken ribs.


Current (2021-2022) performances for me in which the fight is too one sided.
Usyk vs Joshua I (II was not that entertaining to watch for me even though it was more competitive)
Lomachenko vs Commey
Canelo vs Bivol
Rodriguez vs Ruvingsai
Beterviev vs Smith
Stevenson vs Valdez

Would have added Benavidez vs Lemiux if it weren't for the fact that Lemiux moved up while he was past his prime.