Any iconic photographs this generation?

[DoktorSleepless]

There's a ton of iconic boxing photographs from the olden days. Are there any photographs from recent years that will be looked upon the same way as the famous Muhumind Ali photograph 10-20 years from now?



These two are pretty awesome.



and De La Hoya discovering his boxing career just came to an end.

[Gojira]

The DLH one is great. You can tell the outcome of the whole fight just from that one frame.

[DET. IRONSIDE]

[Come∂ian]

A glimpse of the Roy of yester-year

[kymira]

RIP

[DrewWoodside]

There's a ton of iconic boxing photographs from the olden days. Are there any photographs from recent years that will be looked upon the same way as the famous Muhumind Ali photograph 10-20 years from now?



These two are pretty awesome.



and De La Hoya discovering his boxing career just came to an end.

There's another shot of that pic coming from his left that's a little closer up.. Definitely a passing of the torch moment to some degree. There's also a pic of Pacquiao standing over Cotto I believe after the second knockdown. It's a bit iconic b/c it almost mirrors at least by appearances Ali holding his glove up after the Phantom punch. Also, Ricky Hatton unconscious is one of the more memorable shots of recent memory.

This isn't just Pac huggery, but he brings action and is in a lot of super fights.

[Come∂ian]

[Eaner0919]

how is this pic iconic?

[Come∂ian]

Cotto is one of my favorite fighters, but this pic is dope

[Come∂ian]