What is your "hardest to watch" fight?

[tracylee]

I would have to say that it is the Meldrick Taylor vs. Julio Chavez fight. I still can't believe Richard Steele stopped the fight with 2 seconds to go. It took some time for Steele to live that down, and Taylor never was the same fighter after that.

I can still hear Larry Merchant beside himself saying,"What is Richard Steele doing?" I still think that should have been Taylor's victory, and his last fight. I don't think he had anything left after that. Who could blame him?

steele still hasnt and never will live that down with some of us. I'll always hate him for that move.

[theclawoftheTiger]

Dariusz vs. Gonzalez and Benn vs. Collins II

[SacTown1]

I would have to say that it is the Meldrick Taylor vs. Julio Chavez fight. I still can't believe Richard Steele stopped the fight with 2 seconds to go. It took some time for Steele to live that down, and Taylor never was the same fighter after that.

I can still hear Larry Merchant beside himself saying,"What is Richard Steele doing?" I still think that should have been Taylor's victory, and his last fight. I don't think he had anything left after that. Who could blame him?

just to play Devil's Advocate:

- Taylor should have boxed vs. slugged in the last 3 rounds

- Taylor should have ducked the 2 big overhand rights in round 12

- Taylor should have ANSWERED Steele when he asked "are ya OK???"

still, as a Taylor fan with $ on the line, I feel your pain

[IwatchBoxing]

Same for me, Meldrick Taylor vs. Julio Chavez. Those Mexicans really screwed Taylor that night.

Wilfredo Gomez vs Sanchez, just cause Gomez was showing great boxing skill, while Sanchezs power was getting to him. People really do respect Gomez more after watching that fight, a Cuban was amazed by him, and started to ask about him alot, when I showed the fight to him.

[Tha_Greatest]

Same for me, Meldrick Taylor vs. Julio Chavez. Those Mexicans really screwed Taylor that night.

Wilfredo Gomez vs Sanchez, just cause Gomez was showing great boxing skill, while Sanchezs power was getting to him. People really do respect Gomez more after watching that fight, a Cuban was amazed by him, and started to ask about him alot, when I showed the fight to him.

The hardest fight to watch were all done by John 'The boring man"Ruiz

[zabkillsspinks]

Dariusz vs. Gonzalez and Benn vs. Collins II

all of which against opponents that jones had beaten already more impressively than dariusz ***elcheski. and some jones didnt even fight and they were **** to maybe exceopt hill cause dariusz fought him before jones bu tthats it. jones beat richard hall and toyed with him the whole time and put him away in devastating fashion and dariusz went life and eath with him twice. oh yeah and jones beat julio gonzalez every round knocking him down 3 times in the fight and what happened whenb dariusz fought him? oh yeah he lost. hahahahaha what a joke

[V-Money]

Gatti/Mayweather was beyond brutal. I have all the respect in the world for PBF; he's one of my favorites, but I grew up loving Gatti and it was incredibly difficult watching him take a beating of that magnitude. I knew there was no way he could win that fight, but I didn't expect it to be a COMPLETELY one-sided ass whooping, either.

[Boxclever]

It has to be Ali-Holmes.

[gnostic19]

Curry - McCallum

I thought Curry was on his way back after the good start then he gets startched with one punch and that's the last we ever saw of the "million dollar fighter", as Merchant reffered to him teh first time he saw him fight.

[Tha_Greatest]

Said it before,The hardest fight to watch were all done by John 'The boring man"Ruiz