Your Fav Fight & Why
Your Fav Fight & Why
My Fav has to be Tyson v Holyfield 1 - Loved the way Holyfield smashed Tyson's head in lol
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black panther
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TerribleTerry
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Gomez v Pintor is the fight I have probaby watched more than any other.
Great, brutal fight.
Great, brutal fight.
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Battle of the little giants - Salvador Sanchez v Wilfredo Gomez. The two Latin superstars of the 80's in a massive clash of legends, Puerto Rico v Mexico, everything on the line, and no one knew who was going to win.
Then to see a ring legend almost destroyed in the first round was such a shocker....he looked finished, but staged a brilliant fight back until the brutal end.
Then to see a ring legend almost destroyed in the first round was such a shocker....he looked finished, but staged a brilliant fight back until the brutal end.
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Good shout.MightyWarrior wrote:Battle of the little giants - Salvador Sanchez v Wilfredo Gomez. The two Latin superstars of the 80's in a massive clash of legends, Puerto Rico v Mexico, everything on the line, and no one knew who was going to win.
Then to see a ring legend almost destroyed in the first round was such a shocker....he looked finished, but staged a brilliant fight back until the brutal end.
I'm a massive Salvador Sanchez fan; I think he may have been my favourite fighter had he not been tragically killed, probably before he even reach his prime. :(
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Great shout MW - it would probably rank as my favourite too if it didnt end with Gomez losing..MightyWarrior wrote:Battle of the little giants - Salvador Sanchez v Wilfredo Gomez. The two Latin superstars of the 80's in a massive clash of legends, Puerto Rico v Mexico, everything on the line, and no one knew who was going to win.
Then to see a ring legend almost destroyed in the first round was such a shocker....he looked finished, but staged a brilliant fight back until the brutal end.
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MightyWarrior
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Yeah I was sure Gomez would win that one Terry, but I wasn't really aware, at the time, of how Sanchez had already stood up to the TNT bombs of Danny Little Red Lopez, which would have been a clue as to just how good his chin was. Big fan of both fighters.TerribleTerry wrote: Great shout MW - it would probably rank as my favourite too if it didnt end with Gomez losing..
Hearns blasting his way to the title against the fearsome Pipino Cuevas was a standout - the most electrifying KO I've ever seen, TH taking out a bonebreaking puncher in 2 rnds like he was diffusing a bomb.
Aaron Pryor / Alexis Arguello 1 - another 50/50 clash of legends, and the whole world of boxing was watching. A first round just as violent as Hagler/Hearns.
Holmes / Shavers 2nd fight, don't think I've seen anyone hit as hard as Larry Holmes was, and still get up off the floor.
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yeah i think this is my favouite as well.black panther wrote:Gotta be Morales-Barrera 1 for me. Two fighters in their prime, a unification to boot. Both fighters went all out - this fight had everything: non-stop action, tactics and controversy. When I first got hold of the tape of this fight I must have watched it like twenty times
the pace and intensity of it was frightening.
those mexicans are the feistiest fighters in the world.
nobody does it like a mexican.
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MightyWarrior
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I was at that ...............yes it was a bit special wasn't it!TheGoods wrote:Hunter - Pickering... By a long, winding country mile.
mentions too for Eubank - Benn 1, and Corrales - Castillo.
I've yet to see Morales Barrera but no doubt I'll get hold of them.
top of my list though is Hearns - Hagler