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  • HeadBodyBodyBody
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    #21
    Originally posted by UNBANNED
    Name a better fight in 2010s. Go.
    well, i already mentioned Marquez-Pacquiao IV

    apart from that, GGG-Canelo I, or maybe the second fight, I fluctuate on which fight was better
    UK-wise, Froch-Groves II was a massive occasion
    I'd put Fury-Klitschko up there too, maybe AJ-Klitschko aswell

    I dunno, the lighter weights, they're not so enthralling, they need to be something extra-special, like the Vasquez-Marquez series as someone else pointed out, nothing against Inoue per se, as I said it was a good fight, definitely worth watching, just not something that jumps out as a must-see fight for me personally

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    • chaosisme
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      #22
      Salvador Sanchez vs Wilfredo Gomez
      Carlos Zarate vs. Alfonso Zamora
      George Foreman vs. Ron Lyle
      Bobby Chacon vs. Cornelius Boza Edwards II

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        #23
        Alexis Arguerro vs Aaron Pryor I

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          #24
          Originally posted by HeadBodyBodyBody
          well, i already mentioned Marquez-Pacquiao IV

          apart from that, GGG-Canelo I, or maybe the second fight, I fluctuate on which fight was better
          UK-wise, Froch-Groves II was a massive occasion
          I'd put Fury-Klitschko up there too, maybe AJ-Klitschko aswell

          I dunno, the lighter weights, they're not so enthralling, they need to be something extra-special, like the Vasquez-Marquez series as someone else pointed out, nothing against Inoue per se, as I said it was a good fight, definitely worth watching, just not something that jumps out as a must-see fight for me personally
          Pac JMM IV was short but you could argue it was a better match.

          AJ Klit was similar in the back and forth at the highest level

          Fury and Klit definitely not

          GGG and Canelo 2 could be considered

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            #25
            Originally posted by chaosisme
            Salvador Sanchez vs Wilfredo Gomez
            Carlos Zarate vs. Alfonso Zamora
            George Foreman vs. Ron Lyle
            Bobby Chacon vs. Cornelius Boza Edwards II
            Thanks for these, I haven't seen any of them except clips of Foreman-Lyle, shameful I know, added to the list

            Originally posted by UNBANNED
            Pac JMM IV was short but you could argue it was a better match.

            AJ Klit was similar in the back and forth at the highest level

            Fury and Klit definitely not

            GGG and Canelo 2 could be considered
            Nice one man

            I hear what you're saying about Fury-Klitschko, it's not everyone's cup of tea!

            I put Inoue-Donaire on the list anyhoo

            Interesting that you'd choose GGG-Canelo II over the first, yeah I think I'd agree, it's like they just picked up where they left off, hit the ground running, and Canelo was less cautious, made for a more entertaining fight

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              #26
              Originally posted by HeadBodyBodyBody
              What are some fights that any self-respecting boxing fan must have watched?

              Obviously there are thousands probably, but let's say the top 10 or 20 memorable fights

              Rumble in the Jungle would be number one for me ('rope a dope')

              a few others:

              Duran v Leonard II ('no mas')
              Tyson v Holyfield II (the ear incident)
              Gatti v Ward I (that 9th round)

              A lot of times I see these kind of lists, they kind of miss the point, including fights like Mayweather v Pacquiao which imo is not a must-see fight, yes it was a momentous occasion but what did we learn, what did we see.. not a lot.

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              OK so here's the list of fights that people have mentioned in this thread

              Jeffries-Johnson (1910)

              Louis-Schmeling II (1938)

              Robinson-Fullmer II (1957)

              Clay-Liston (1964)

              Ali-Foreman (1974)

              Duran-Leonard II (1980)
              Leonard-Hearns I (1981)
              Arguello-Pryor I (1982)
              Hagler-Hearns (1985)
              Duran-Barkley (1989)

              Chavez-Taylor (1990)
              Morrison-Hipp (1992)
              Benn-McClellan (1995)
              Tyson-Holyfield II (1997)

              Barrera-Morales I (2000)
              Mayweather-Corrales (2001)
              Gatti-Ward I (2002)
              Jirov-Toney (2003)
              Marquez-Austin (2003)
              V. Klitschko-Sanders (2004)
              Castillo-Corrales I (2005)
              Marquez-Vasquez III (2008)
              Maidana-Ortiz (2009)

              Pacquiao v Marquez IV (2012)
              Inoue v Donaire (2019)
              Nice list, but no Salvador Sanchez?

              You are less than 40. A boxing fanatic.

              Add Sanchez vs Gomez
              Sanchez vs Danny lil red Lopez x 2

              Sanchez vs Gomez.

              Shachez vs fast car bad Mexican roads

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                #27
                Originally posted by Zaroku
                Nice list, but no Salvador Sanchez?

                You are less than 40. A boxing fanatic.

                Add Sanchez vs Gomez
                Sanchez vs Danny lil red Lopez x 2

                Sanchez vs Gomez.

                Shachez vs fast car bad Mexican roads
                Thanks, have added Sanchez-Gomez, and Sanchez-Lopez II

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by HeadBodyBodyBody
                  Thanks, have added Sanchez-Gomez, and Sanchez-Lopez II
                  Non **** kisses, thank you green k sent !

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by HeadBodyBodyBody
                    Thanks for these, I haven't seen any of them except clips of Foreman-Lyle, shameful I know, added to the list



                    Nice one man

                    I hear what you're saying about Fury-Klitschko, it's not everyone's cup of tea!

                    I put Inoue-Donaire on the list anyhoo

                    Interesting that you'd choose GGG-Canelo II over the first, yeah I think I'd agree, it's like they just picked up where they left off, hit the ground running, and Canelo was less cautious, made for a more entertaining fight
                    I liked both Canelo GGG fights but 1st fight was at best a draw and 2nd fight was closer where a Canelo win, draw, and even GGG win could be had...that's the sign of a good fight!

                    Of course this is all my opinion

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