Would Meldrick have beat JCC if he wasnt so brave?

[SAN D13GO VILLAN]

But you know what/ thats the reason I liked Taylor because he wasnt over defensive like some of these other booring fighters he was a good boxer and he was entertaining.

[IwatchBoxing]

Taylor had won the fight already, by not trading, he would of just made sure of that, he took a risk, and gave them a chance to take it.

[GunStar]

Chavez would've probably still win, because if he won against Whitaker, then I don't see how he would've not won against Taylor. It's all in the judges hands.

[xrhythmxnxbluesx]

Chavez would've probably still win, because if he won against Whitaker, then I don't see how he would've not won against Taylor. It's all in the judges hands.

all the judges have taylor winning the fight... if i remember correctly...

[DIEGO DA HITMAN]

Chavez would've probably still win, because if he won against Whitaker, then I don't see how he would've not won against Taylor. It's all in the judges hands.

Actually, he would've won by split decision. He was up by 5 on 1 card, and 6 on another. So, even with a 10-8 or 10-7 round, he had it locked up. Richard Steele robbed him, and how Chuck Giampa had Chavez up going into the last round, I have no idea. But, you do make a good point about horrible judges in Chavez fights. Unfortunatley for Meldrick, the rematch was like 5 years later, and Taylor had been stopped a couple of times in that time frame, including very early by Terry Norris.

[DIEGO DA HITMAN]

all the judges have taylor winning the fight... if i remember correctly...

Except Chuck Giampa

[Exciterx30]

He did lose the rematch, he got koed in 8, as you said though he took too much of a beating.

I know. I have their second fight.

[everlast99]

taylor definately would have been undefeated for awhile if he wasn't from philly....hell he was in the olympics at featherweight and he wanted his first title shot at 14o....?!?!?!