FIghts that showed the first time wasn't a fluke

[STREET CLEANER]

Daniel Santos vs Antonio Margarito

[antrecasner]

Vernon Forrest vs Ricardo Mayorga

[antrecasner]

Aaron Pryor vs Alexis Arguello. Considering the infamous water bottle incident.

[boxingsmash69]

Pacquiao vs. Barrera 2

Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Juan Diaz 2

[-Jay-]

Gerald McClellan vs Julian Jackson springs to mind.

[Ringlife]

Gerald McClellan vs Julian Jackson springs to mind.

This fight came to my mind you beat me to it.

[edgarg]

calzaghe-veit. calzaghe doesn't give rematches though or so he said.

Comic-man ......you slipped up here.... Veit had only lost to Calzaghe via a very early KO and was supposed to have been caught cold..... On top of your error, he had won about 17 straight after losing to Calzaghe. He was also the interim WbO champ and had defended it. After his second loss to Calzaghe he beat Jurgen Braehmer who was 27-0.....

Veit finished up with about 45-4 his last 2 losses coming in his last 3 fights. He was 6'4" and a very good fighter whom Calzaghe ruined so next time you see him-apologise....

[JDezi4]

Forrest - Mayorga

[edgarg]

I was actually thinking of Pavlik vs. Taylor 2
And Forrest vs. Molsey

Forrest-Mosley2 is not a good example because there are those who believe that Mosley deserved a draw. It was a close fight.

[Hitman932]

Hearns-Barkley II is the example that comes to mind first.