greatest come backs of all time?

[Pitbullpower]

Yes, great punch. Although they say it was the way Watson's head bounced off the rope and onto the canvas that did the damage. Either way, cracking punch.

I think the shots Eubank hit Watson with near the start of the 11th, when he had him against the ropes (?), I think those hurt. I haven't seen the fight since it happened, but I remember Eubank coming back in the 11th, but people don't seem to remember this, before he was knocked down I seem to remember Eubank had Watson against the ropes throwing wildly before tiring out completely (causing the knockdown?).

[Pitbullpower]

Dude, you call yourself 'Cabbage' and have a pic of McClellan on his knees. WTF is up with that?

[Easy-E]

Benn was a very good boxer when he settled down and boxed, his lateral movement would of caused anybody problems. His defense was pretty poor? Yeah, the wilder 87-90 Benn. Not the mature Benn. If against Jones though he said he'd just throw everything at him non-stop, and he'd land something.

Benn KO Jones, no question.

What a retarted statement.
Boxer beats the brawler.

[grayfist]

Not ranked; just some incredible comebacks that I remember:

Kennedy McKinney - Welcome Ncita. Leading on points, Ncita forced MicKinney to take a knee in the 11th. But only seconds later, McKinney springs off the ropes and connects with a straight right that dumped the African on the mat for the full count.

Bobby Chacon- Bazooka Limon 4. Going into the final round Chakon needed two points to win. He got it by flooring Limon right before the final bell sounded.

Matthew Franklin - Marvin Johnson. By the end of the 5th, Franklin was cut over both eyes and bleeding from the nose and mouth. He later confessed he was barely able to see anything, much less Johnson. He launched his comeback in the 6th and completed it in the 8th.

Sugar Ray Leonard- Thomas Hearns. Behind on points and squinting through a badly swollen left eye, Leonard dropped Hearns in the 13th and again in the 14th, the latter for the stoppage.

Mike Weaver- John Tate. Though "Hercules" was better sculpted, Tate towered over him and was bigger. Tate dominated and was way ahead on all score cards, both official and unofficial. Then, came 2 minutes and 10 seconds of the 15th and final round. Weaver caught Tate near the ropes with a punch that felled the latter like the proverbial oak tree. Face first.

[Pitbullpower]

What a retarted statement.
Boxer beats the brawler.

You changed the colour of your username, nice one. Looks cool.

[Playground]

Matthew Franklin - Marvin Johnson. By the end of the 5th, Franklin was cut over both eyes and bleeding from the nose and mouth. He later confessed he was barely able to see anything, much less Johnson. He launched his comeback in the 6th and completed it in the 8th.

That was awesome.

[Playground]

Carl 'The Cat' Thompson is like the modern day Matthew Saad Muhammad. Thompson is like the ultimate come-from-behind Rocky Balboa fighter for boxing today (or has he retired?).

[Cabbage]

Dude, you call yourself 'Cabbage' and have a pic of McClellan on his knees. WTF is up with that?

Where is the confusion?

Puzzling.

[grayfist]

That was awesome.

True. Blood everywhere on both fighters at the end.

[psychopath]

Where is the confusion?

Puzzling.

Banned? ? ?


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