What's your favorite fight of all time?

[racer59]

Salvador Sanchez vs. Wilfredo Gomez

[Build That Wall]

I keep going back to the Holyfield-Bowe wars.

Those ones are great. My favorite one is the first one.

[mrlopez]

its between Hagler-Hearns or Chico-JLC

This right here. Watched em both live........2 of the most exciting fights ive ever seen in my life

[BluesMan]

The Thrilla in Manila...

Cooney/Holmes....

Hearns/Hagler...

Holyfield/Qawi

[JulianQ]

Hagler vs Hearns

[Monaco Slim]

Nigel Benn defending his title by savagely ending the career of Gerald McClellan in London was a great victory for British boxing.

[E-Thug]

Castillo V Corrales 1

[Dr Rumack]

Bobby Chacon-Bazooka Limon IV.

This one is up there for me too. There was something different about 80s fights like that one. The smaller, more intimate venues made for a cauldron of noise around the fighters. So much better than the half-empty arenas we get for so many tv fights these days.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Nigel Benn defending his title by savagely ending the career of Gerald McClellan in London was a great victory for British boxing.

I saw it live. Haven't watched it since, considering a man lost his livelihood, his sight and nearly his life for it. It's like watching Gabrial Ruelas-Jimmy Garcia or Ray Mancini-Duk Koo Kim.

Morbid, man.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

This one is up there for me too. There was something different about 80s fights like that one. The smaller, more intimate venues made for a cauldron of noise around the fighters. So much better than the half-empty arenas we get for so many tv fights these days.

That's a great point, man. A roaring crowd adds so much to the excitement. The only drawback I had was that it was a pro-Chacon crowd. So Bazooka's big moments did not get cheered much, but they should have. That guy was a real warrior as was Chacon. If every fight looked like that, everyone would love boxing.