Best performances you've ever seen.

[BodyBagz]

Incorrect scoring has nothing to do with your statement

In this instance, fck scoring
JMM's heart exceeded the score.
I would give Pac the same credit had he fought back after 3 1st rd knockdowns.
This has to be the only time in boxing history a fighter did what JMM did

[War Room]

Oh yeah man, I saw it. It was ugly as hell to watch. So much hit and hold from Hatton. I was honestly shocked Kostya caved in because I thought he landed some good shots on Hatton but I guess he got tired in the end from all the damn hit and holds Hatton applied.

It's like, fight ended, Hatton became a star and you never want to rewatch the performance that made him it, lol.

He was hitting behind the head, throwing forearms, headbutts, the kitchen sink. How could you not think the ref wasn't in on it though?

[BodyBagz]

That night in Montreal, Duran beat a fighter that was younger, faster and maybe better with skill and determination. Duran biggest moment and there were a lot of big moments for him.

His W vs SRL was his only W vs the 3 Kings.
Him no mas'ing negated his W vs SRL.

[ELPacman]

He was hitting behind the head, throwing forearms, headbutts, the kitchen sink. How could you not think the ref wasn't in on it though?

Honestly man, I don't remember the fight. I saw it live and that was it. Never wanted to see it again because it was such an ugly fight. I'm sure he did everything you mentioned, I just don't remember the fight much at all besides recalling Hatton jumping in with a punch and immediately holding for like 11 rds or however many it went. Was terrible to watch. I was young too when I saw it. Surprised I didn't quit watching boxing then and there, lol.

[ELPacman]

Oh man, how could I forget. Tons of Lomachenko fights. The dude made like 3 opponents straight quit in their corner. When I think of fighters that completely dominate the opponent to the point they're not in it, Loma's got a bunch of those type fights under his belt. It's not just that he did that against bad opponents. He even did it to Rigo... Someone mentioned what Rigo did to Donaire and yes, that was the equivalent of what Lomachenko did to Rigo. The type of performance that you can't believe the other guy wasn't in it at all and should of been.

[War Room]

Honestly man, I don't remember the fight. I saw it live and that was it. Never wanted to see it again because it was such an ugly fight. I'm sure he did everything you mentioned, I just don't remember the fight much at all besides recalling Hatton jumping in with a punch and immediately holding for like 11 rds or however many it went. Was terrible to watch. I was young too when I saw it. Surprised I didn't quit watching boxing then and there, lol.

I see, that makes sense then.

[just the facts]

His W vs SRL was his only W vs the 3 Kings.
Him no mas'ing negated his W vs SRL.

It’s your story. Tell it however you like……..

[BodyBagz]

It’s your story. Tell it however you like……..

And it's a true story !

The best kind to tell

[El_Mero]

In this instance, fck scoring
JMM's heart exceeded the score.
I would give Pac the same credit had he fought back after 3 1st rd knockdowns.
This has to be the only time in boxing history a fighter did what JMM did

U noved goal posts. Sorry

[BodyBagz]

U noved goal posts. Sorry

Look out, cliche time.....

When a fighter does what JMM did in that fight, that boxer should get the W on principle.
Imagine needing that 3rd 1st rd KD in order to win a fight

Embarrassing for Pac.