List slick boxers dominating brawlers/pressure fighters?

[OCPancho]

Frankie Randall vs JCC 1.

[Left Hook Tua]

brawlers and pressure fighters are not the same thing

[IceTrayDaGang]

Mosley wasn't exactly slick when he destroyed Margarito, but that's an example I think.

bad example. very bad. mosley is nowhere near what you'll consider as "slick" lol.

[ruedboy]

lara vs alvarez

[hmc87]

Mosley definitely wasn't the definition of slick boxer. He used to for the most part eat up fighters that came to him and struggled against technical boxers.

Quintana vs Williams fits the bill here.

Mayweather vs Corrales is another.

Floyd v Gatti/Hatton also

Canelo v Kirkland

[hmc87]

brawlers and pressure fighters are not the same thing

OP means come-forward styles.

Danny G beating Matthyse for example

[Curtis Harper]

bad example. very bad. mosley is nowhere near what you'll consider as "slick" lol.

Bad timing on your part

Someone already pointed that out looooooooong before you.

Margarito was a clear brawler who got shown how feeble his brawling style was when up against a real talent.

[IronDanHamza]

He out-boxed him. That's for sure. How you score that fight comes down to how you interpret the rules. I am the first to say that Johnson deserved an immediate rematch. And I fully acknowledge that in that era, applying pressure weighed more heavily than effective defense. But Pastrano looked like a snake-charmer, the way he was leading him around all night.

Pastrano did nothing but back pedal.

One of the biggest robberies of all time.

[Rusty Tromboni]

Pastrano did nothing but back pedal.

One of the biggest robberies of all time.

So someone had a gun to Johnson's head forcing him to follow?

It's not Pastrano's fault that Johnson couldn't cut-off the ring, or mount an effective offense. It's disappointing that Pastrano didn't do more; he didn't really capitalize on Johnson's predictability. But at the same time, you can't penalize a fighter for what he doesn't do.

If you wana say it was competitive rather than dominant. But if you think that was a robbery, you don't get Boxing.

[IronDanHamza]

So someone had a gun to Johnson's head forcing him to follow?

It's not Pastrano's fault that Johnson couldn't cut-off the ring, or mount an effective offense. It's disappointing that Pastrano didn't do more; he didn't really capitalize on Johnson's predictability. But at the same time, you can't penalize a fighter for what he doesn't do.

If you wana say it was competitive rather than dominant. But if you think that was a robbery, you don't get Boxing.

It was an absolute CLEAR robbery. Everyone knows that.

He did cut off of the ring, he landed all the clean effective hurtful punches whilst Pastrano literally ran for the entire fight.