Name some of boxing's most humiliating loses

[etlux]

Gomez against Salvador Sanchez ... Gomez had an unbelievable record and talked a lot before the bout of how he was going to beat Sanchez and that he was going to need a mirror to remember his face since he was going to destroy it ... Then he was knocked down in the first round and brutalized until Salvador KOd him in round 8, in which Gomez had a completely swollen face with both eyes almost completely closed.

sounds like sanchez used plaster. anytime an opponent's face is swollen in boxing it measn plaster was used

[Pin Galarga]

Marvis Frazier vs Tyson. Marvis retired after and still holds The quickest HW KO in the books.

[jri9d0]

Trinidad/Hopkins

Duran/Leonard II

RJJ/Tarver II

[yuppie]

sounds like sanchez used plaster. anytime an opponent's face is swollen in boxing it measn plaster was used

Not really, look at Lennox vs Vitali for example. Vitali's face was really swollen and Lennox's gloves werent loaded.

[Shogunofharlem1]

Margarito/Cintron 2

[Motofan]

They have been said, but Hatton vs Floyd and Hatton vs Pac stand out to me. More so because I liked Ricky, and because he was still at the top of his game when he lost both times. Some of the old greats who lost when they chose to come back (Sugar Ray) are more or less excusable to me.

[KingTito]

Khan-Malignaggi. I'm a Malignaggi fan, but he was talking mad ***** before that fight.

[blank_frackis]

Nate Cambell-Peden.

It's hard to top Campbell - Peden. It was the boxing equivalent of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyuVKQ-Plo

[Johnwoo8686]

For me the worst is definitely Pacquiao vs Hatton. Hatton got dropped twice in the first round and then got got KO'd in the second by a guy who had never fought at that weight.

The next is Williams vs Martinez because that was one of the most brutal knockouts I've ever seen.

Honorable mentions are: Mayweather/Gatti, Calzaghe/Lacy, and Khan/Prescott.

[Cardinal Buck]

Liakovich falling out of the ring with seconds left in the 12th round, without being punched, and subsequently losing the heavyweight title to Briggs in a fight he would've won if he'd finished.