Best losing performance you have seen?

[Mr. Philadel]

Meldrick Taylor vs Chavez

[Articulateboxin]

Well most recently, Prograis and Donaire

However a few years back, I think Kessler's loss to Froch was pretty damn admirable. Dude would not say no

I know this wasn't close at all, but Pavlik against Hopkins. I think 99% of fighters would have quit in that scenario, being totally humiliated for almost the entire fight. He refused to say die and kept pushing and braving the shocked silence and embarrassment. I felt awful for him but mad respect for b-hop too.

[DumpkinsPlus5]

Ike Quartey vs De La Hoya

[Curtis Harper]

JMM vs Pac 1

Pac had JMM down 3x in THE FIRST RD and the shlt went to the judges......Pac narrowly escaped with the win.

JMM

[LoadedWraps]

Which boxer have you seen put in the best performance but ultimately lost?(of all time)

I would say recently Joshua in the first Ruiz fight

Since on paper it is a legit loss, it's an easy answer for me: ODLH against Trinidad.

That said, I scored it for Oscar every time I've watched the fight, which is over 20 times at this point.

[FredRekk]

JMM vs Pac 1

Pac had JMM down 3x in THE FIRST RD and the shlt went to the judges......Pac narrowly escaped with the win.

JMM

That was a great fight.
Technically Pac shouldve won that one.
First round was a 10-6, but was incorrectly given a 10-7.

[drablj]

kawoya - meekins. in the space of one second kawoya loses by ko and wins by ko. extraordinary.

[moochi]

Jeff Lacy vs Joe Calzaghe

[Curtis Harper]

Since on paper it is a legit loss, it's an easy answer for me: ODLH against Trinidad.

That said, I scored it for Oscar every time I've watched the fight, which is over 20 times at this point.

Felix ''One Punch At A Time'' Trinidad should not have won more than 3 rds much less the fight.