The Greatest Moments In Boxing, 2000-2009

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  • joe strong
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    #21
    Originally posted by McGrain
    So I see a lot of guys listing fights, but what about the specific moments that make these fights memorable? Would anyone be up for organising a top 5 like that?
    sanders\rahman had several great moments...5 knock downs between them including the only time i ever saw both guy drop each other at the same time...both got up too

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    • Jack Napier
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      #22
      tough call, but 1st 5 off top of the head

      Chico-Castillo, great fight, last big moment for Chico
      Gatti-Ward 1, classic, and the only one of the 3 that was close
      Pac-Terrible 1, last truly great performance by Terrible
      Pac-DLH, Oscar cherrypicks a midget and gets retired by him
      Tito-Vargas, beats Mayorga and Joppy as the last great hurrah for Tito

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      • Emon723
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        #23
        when Lewis knocks Tyson out, the last of the most significant heavyweight matches before the Klitschkos takes over.

        Corrales-Castillo I, boxing fans witness a thrilling finish, even referred after as the greatest fight in boxing history.

        when Hopkins stops Trinidad, two weeks after 9/11, Bernard earned his place in boxing history.

        the Barrera-Morales third fight in 2004.

        Roy Jones got knock out by Tarver, its still shocking to this day, that sucker punch and Roy was never the same.

        honorable mentions:
        Mayweather TKo'd Hatton.
        Margarito stops Cotto

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        • turbotime
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          #24
          Hopkins ending Hagler's streak
          Barrera/Morales, Corrales/Castillo, Gatti/Ward giving us the most epic fights
          Mayweather vs Delahoya and 24/7
          Roy at heavyweight

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          • McGrain
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            #25
            Originally posted by talip bin osman
            its quite difficult to pick up a specific moment from the mahyar monshipour vs somsak sithchatchawal fight... you hav to take that fight as a whole... but i know what you mean...

            what about JMM going up each of the three times he visited the canvas from the first pacquiao fight?

            the entirety of the first round of holt-torres 2?

            morales turning southpaw in his 1st outing with MP was awesome as most would agree...
            Yeah, you're getting the gist!

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            • waleeddin
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              #26
              martinez ko williams

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              • New England
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                #27
                Originally posted by turbotime
                Hopkins ending Hagler's streak
                Barrera/Morales, Corrales/Castillo, Gatti/Ward giving us the most epic fights
                Mayweather vs Delahoya and 24/7
                Roy at heavyweight



                hopkins ending monzon's streak **
                he had two more defenses

                and hopkins held only the IBF title from i believe 95 (knocked out mercado in a rematch for a vacant ibf belt) to 2000

                he wasnt recognized as the "lineal" champion (or the guy who beat the guy who beat the guy,) until he fought tito trinidad, which was a box off between the number one and number two guys.
                hopkins was a three to one dog, too!

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