Best/loudest crowds at a boxing fight?

[SERVILEV]

For me personally the Most annoying was Ricky Hatton fan crowd noise.

[frosty-g]

What would you say is the best crowds you've seen in a fight? Where the crowd goes loud and crazy and you just can't control the emotion. Round 12 of Chavez JR and Sergio Martinez is the prototypical scenario here, I literally got up out of my seat (and so did the rest of the crowd), it was that intense. And I was sitting at home!

What are your great crowds?

its GOING TO BE the froch/groves rematch next month!

[LacedUp]

is this supposed to upset me somehow? try again.

Just pointing out what a tit you were for bringing up something that has nothing to do with this thread.

And the fact that Khan is Maidana's daddy,

[LacedUp]

Carl Froch vs Bute/Kessler were two of the most insane crowds you could hope to come across in recent times.

[John Barron]

Just pointing out what a tit you were for bringing up something that has nothing to do with this thread.

And the fact that Khan is Maidana's daddy,

my post was relevant to the thread title, dummy. khan, hatton fans are obnoxiously loud.

[John Barron]

For me personally the Most annoying was Ricky Hatton fan crowd noise.

[turkas]

A lot of great examples of amazing atmospheres at fights in this thread.

The two best I have been to in person were probably Provodnikov-Alvarado and Rios-Antillon. The arena was absolutely electric during Alvarado's entrance and the entire Home Depot center was going bonkers, especially where I was ring side, for Rios Antillon. Hell, after the later fight there was a giant fight between Rios and Antillon fans, the passion at that fight was nuts.

Hopefully I will be in another great atmosphere in two weeks when I watch Chino shock the world in Vegas!

[BKM-2010]

I still haven't heard a more intense crowd than Hatton-Mayweather back in 07. British football style, including the chants.

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[MaskedMurderer]

i agree with the first two examples given so far, there was genuine emotion there. hatton and khan fans are the worst. they should ban those ****** ****ing trumpets.

I 100% agree, Its cool they make nose and all but ban those ****ing horns, that shit is extremely annoying.