What are your top 3 most impressive wins in boxing history?

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  • Rockybigblower
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    #41
    Froch vs Bute
    Markus Beyer vs Danny Green 2
    SSR vs Gonzales 2

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    • Lomadeaux
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      #42
      Originally posted by youbeight
      gonna stick to my era:

      Jones vs Toney

      Rigo vs Donaire

      Hopkins vs Tito

      sleeper:

      Forrest vs Mosley
      You have Rigo beating Donaire as a top win? I mean I love Rigo but that's interesting.

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        #43
        Originally posted by Boy Jones Jr.
        Chavez KO Taylor. Julio was losing for the first time and the clock was nearing 00:00. He never gave up or lifted his foot off the pedal. He just kept punching, tirelessly, while getting hit often, and grinded Taylor to a nub.
        Yea, but Steele should not have stopped that fight. He earned his right to see the scorecards.

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        • pasawayako
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          #44
          Originally posted by Curtis Harper
          ''De La Hoya is his lowest weight in eight years.''

          Take those odds and laugh at them.

          What exactly did you think Classy Cotto would say ? That clause though. And Pac would never do a clause free Cotto fight !

          I would have loved to seen Capt Caveman get dizzy trying to fight May....

          The end
          Dela hoya was a beast at 147lbs
          Cotto last fight weigh is 146 lbs and he cleary say that naking 145 is not a problem
          that caveman confronted and make floyd almost pee in his pants.

          End....

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          • davef
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            #45
            Ali vs Foreman

            Benn vs G man

            Ray mancini vs duk koo kim he wiped out 3 ppl and changed boxing - Kim's mother committed suicide three months after the fight, and the bout's referee, Richard Green, killed himself in July 1983 as a result of this bout, the WBC took steps to shorten its title bouts to a maximum of 12 rounds

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              #46
              Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali
              Personal favorites

              Leonard over hearns

              Frazier over Ali

              Douglas over Tyson


              i'd remove douglas over tyson, tyson wasn't himself and it was really more of an upset because of douglas' standing than tyson being the same guy he was in the 1980's.

              and then i'd add duran over leonard.

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                #47
                Originally posted by New England
                i'd remove douglas over tyson, tyson wasn't himself and it was really more of an upset because of douglas' standing than tyson being the same guy he was in the 1980's.

                and then i'd add duran over leonard.
                That’s reasonable and fair

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                • chrisJS
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                  #48
                  Some wins that haven’t been mentioned that deserve to be.

                  Benitez-Cervantes (beat an all-time great in his prime at 17 years old)

                  Langford-Gans (Langford was just 17 against at that time arguably the best ever and still a certain top 20 all-time)

                  Pep-Saddler II (avenged a KO loss past his prime after a bad plane wreck vs. ATG in his prime)

                  Greb-Walker (Two of the greatest ever with Walker probably closer to prime)

                  Charles-Burley (Age 20 Charles is still developing, comes in as a late sub and schools a peak Burley and proves it’s no fluke repeating in an immediate re-match)

                  LaMotta’s win over Robinson and Angotts over Pep are great too as they are the only losses pinned on those two greats in their primes and the next times they lost they were like 140-1. Robinson and Pep were the smaller men though it must be noted.

                  Sanchez-Gomez
                  Herrera-Olivares I
                  Gans-Nelson I
                  Gomez-Zarate
                  Ross-McLarnin I
                  Armstrong-Ross

                  Beyond that obvious choices are Frazier-Ali (kicked Ali’s ass in the biggest sporting event ever), Duran-Leonard I, Ali-Foreman and Greb-Tunney (though it must be noted Greb was favored but in hindsight the beat Tunney to a pulp is incredible). I think Harada-Jofre, Leonard-Hagler, Griffith-Tiger are great wins but each one is somewhat debated as to whether it was the right decision and Griffith-Tiger was a boring fight.

                  Best modern era (last 20-25 years) wins IMO are Marquez-Pacquaio IV, Pacquaio-Barrera I, Morales-Pacquaio I, Barrera-Morales III, Jones-Toney, Hopkins-Trinidad, Fury-Klitschko (though it was boring as hell), Holyfield-Tyson I, Forrest-Mosley I, Mosley-De La Hoya I.
                  Last edited by chrisJS; 03-04-2019, 11:24 AM.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Lomadeaux
                    Yea, but Steele should not have stopped that fight. He earned his right to see the scorecards.

                    Chavez earned the right to a ko.

                    How many times is a ref suppposed to ask “are you ok?” before he decides a fighter isnt responding? Steele asked 2 times and still hasnt gotten an answer.

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                    • Lomadeaux
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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Boy Jones Jr.
                      Chavez earned the right to a ko.

                      How many times is a ref suppposed to ask “are you ok?” before he decides a fighter isnt responding? Steele asked 2 times and still hasnt gotten an answer.
                      He earned the benefit of the doubt at that point.

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