Is this the most humiliating beatdown ever?

[yngwie]

Yes I've seen the fight, it was not a fight that could go either way. It's one of the worst robberies ever for 2 world class opponents, not including fights outside of the US, too much bs goes on in germany, and the UK. 8-4 Castillo. Castillo beat Mayweather more clearly than Frampton and Thurman beat LSC, and Porter.

Maidana/Mayweather should have been a draw or a fight that could have gone either way, so I dont call robbery, Castillo 1 was a clear robbery.

Of course it was a close fight.
And isn't nearly close to one of the biggest robberies of all time.
And Frampton and Thurman were in wars in their respective fights, Castillo vs Mayweather was a tactical fight when the winner is picked by the individual appreciation of every person for the style of them, it was a close fight, that's why so many people are back and forward talking about it, when you got a close fight you do a rematch, there was a rematch and what happened?

[TheMexHurricane]

Barrera owns Naseem.

Difference between Hamed and Macho Camacho is that Camaco's behavior belied his his humility. Chavez sr said something to that effect about the Macho Man as he spent significant time hanging out with him. RIP.

[STREET CLEANER]

Poison Laid the Blue Print. Hamed was past his best Mentally and physical, Barrera was peaking. Prime Naseem smashes Barrera into submission

Hamed thrived when you came to him when you thought that he was hurt. He will counter and get his KO. Barrera knew this and you can see him all fight long stepping back even when he had him hurt or unbalanced

[massa of demos]

Castillo/Mayweather 1, Castillo made him his *****. One of the worst robberies.

Of course it was a close fight.
And isn't nearly close to one of the biggest robberies of all time.
And Frampton and Thurman were in wars in their respective fights, Castillo vs Mayweather was a tactical fight when the winner is picked by the individual appreciation of every person for the style of them, it was a close fight, that's why so many people are back and forward talking about it, when you got a close fight you do a rematch, there was a rematch and what happened?

Not ever, I meant for world class opponents.

It was not a close fight, there was a clear winner. Maidana/Floyd was a close fight where most besides the demos thought Maidana should have won or draw, but ti was still close enough to say it wasn't a robbery.

Castillo clearly won that fight, and yes it was a clear robbery ****** demo.

[paulf]

yes and this has close to no peer. this was a title fight right?

Yep, vacant IBF strap. Peden got a PPV payday unifying with Barrera after this!

[baya]

Yep, vacant IBF strap. Peden got a PPV payday unifying with Barrera after this!

you almost feel bad for the guy.

[Johnwoo8686]

Has everyone forgotten Maidana vs Broner?! That was a humiliating beat down.

[baya]

I don't think that fits the criteria of this thread. Jones was a past prime fighter who long ago was considered "shot" and Calzaghe cherry picked the fight instead of fighting undefeated Kelly Pavlik, who all the fans and media were calling for at the time. Instead of taking a challenge after his narrow split decision win over 43 year old Hopkins, he chose Roy "don't worry son, he's not that good anymore" Jones jr.

Ironically, he probably could have had a "humiliating beat down" victory over the then red hot undefeated Kelly Pavlik but that opportunity instead went to Hopkins, the man who has always been willing to challenge himself and ended up actually humiliating the 17 year younger Pavlik.

that's how i see it.

[Sweet Pea 50]

I remember a WBO Heavyweight champion being dropped 4 times and stopped in the 2nd round by a semi-pro golfer.

[baya]

I remember a WBO Heavyweight champion being dropped 4 times and stopped in the 2nd round by a semi-pro golfer.

man i remember that fight like it was yesterday. i was so happy. great party night.