Hypothetical Match-Up Game

[AngryGoon38]

Buchanan wins by Tko in Round 13.
Content to box for awhile,The Scotsman gets forced into a brawl with the wild sluggin Jenkins,who basically winds up punching himself out while Ken batters and beats em down badly in rounds 8-12.
By Round 13,Jenkins,still very brave,is simply too much of a mess facial wise,and the ref steps in at 1:22 to mercifully halt the massacre.No Kd's but ALOTTA Blood!


Next up:

LW Tripleheader


Sean O'Grady vs Howard Davis Jr

Carlos Ortiz vs Julio Ceasar Chavez

Ike Williams vs Money Mayweather

[allworld80]

O'Grady by a split decision

JCC by TKO8

Mayweather by a healthy margin, UD.

Wayne McCullough vs Daniel Ponce de Leon in a SBW attraction.

[harrygreb]

ponce de leon gets a decision over wayne who is out of sorts for the first half of the fight and has to knuckle down to get himself back. he does so and by the 10th he is only a round down. de leon then starts to back the irishman up and opens up a clearish lead into the 12th which is shared.

de leon UD 12

its middleweight bruisin' time;

tony zale v gerald McClellan

[Goodnight, Irene]

McClellan too wide-open defensively. Floors his man early, but can't finish. Zale stops him in eleven rounds. Brutal, at times.

Main Event: 12 Rounds --- Ray Mancini & Diego Corrales at 135lbs...

Undercard: 12 Rounds --- Juan Manuel Marquez & Julio Cesar Chavez at 130lbs...

[HomicideHenry]

Corrales would beat the fornicate out of Mancini, who is game and there through and through, but cannot take the punishment as long as Corrales, and is stopped in the 11th round of what was a challenging, exciting, brutal encounter.

Chavez-Marquez? THRILLING...while it lasted! Goes eight rounds, but Chavez comes out on top, as strong as he is skilled, Marquez by round seven was just there for the ride!


Main Event: Roberto Duran vs Pernell Whitaker, 12 rounds

Unlicensed Event: Lenny McLean vs Stormin' Norman Buckland, fight to the finish, the original Guvnor against the current Guvnor!

[Goodnight, Irene]

Assuming it's at Lightweight, Whitaker endures a late Duran rally through rounds twelve-to-fifteen, & a broken rib (suffered in the 14th) to take a majority decision. It was all Whitaker (reminiscent of his fight with Chavez) in the early rounds, but Duran got to grips, albeit just too late, to win in the end.

McLean wins his bout in nine brutal, brutal stanzas, eventually stopping a tiring Buckland.

Main Event: Battle Of The Greenhorns --- Joe Louis (1935) vs. Muhammad Ali (1961).

Undercard: It's often touted as a dream match at Lightweight, but what about a twelve-rounder between Whitaker & Duran at Welterweight!?

[HomicideHenry]

Joe Louis, in 1935, had a record of 22-0. Ali in 1961 had a record of 10-0. Louis had done thrashed two world champions in Baer and Carnera. Ali had a gold medal and a win over Lamar Clark and Willi Besmanoff, in his next go in 1962 against Sonny Banks he would get floored in the 1st round to come back in the 4th. Louis would have smashed Muhammad Ali inside of two-three rounds. I might catch flack from some, but theres no way Ali was this great superman that people make him out to be, despite the stories of him out boxing Ingemar Johansson in sparring when he was only 4-0-0. Its all bullshit.


Duran-Whitaker, 12 rounds at welterweight? Is a thrilling fight for those who love scientific boxing. It goes the distance, though, with Whitaker ahead on the cards. Duran has his moments in the middle rounds.

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Main Event:

Max Schmeling (1936) vs Jack Dempsey (1920), 15 rounds

Undercard Event(s):

Gene Tunney (1924) vs Ezzard Charles (1948), 12 rounds, Unofficial Lightheavyweight Title

Pat Valentino (1948) vs Joe Louis (1949), 10 round special bout***


***Louis and Valentino had fought in an exhibition in 1949, which Louis 'won' by knocking Valentino out in the 8th round; ironically when Valentino would fight Charles for the HW crown, he would be stopped in the 8th as well.

[Goodnight, Irene]

Tunney takes the early rounds with brilliant poise & precision, but begins to unravel in the face of Charles' supreme athleticism & skill-set in the later rounds. Awful tight, with Charles emerging an Maj-Dec winner. Commands a rematch.

Schmeling was slightly on the decline by '36...at the peak of his powers a few years earlier, he still wouldn't have been good enough. He's tactical & competitive, but only for four rounds. Dempsey (1920-prime) storms home to a TKO finish in six.

Louis stops Valentino late, IMO, in a difficult fight.

Try these on for size...

Main Event: Bob Fitzsimmons & Archie Moore, 15 rounds, LHW...

Undercard: Harry Greb shapes up to Billy Conn, 15 rounds, LHW...

[harrygreb]

greb has enough speed to give conn fits. he is simply too well equipped to allow billy to dominate him. harry is a little busted up at the end of the 15 but is a clear decision winner.

greb UD 15

ruby robert is a tough nut to crack and the wily moore just cannot manage it. bob is a deft jabber, too, and jabs archie away with authority, sapping the mongooses strength. as they enter the last round fitz is the stronger and drops archie for a count of 7 before he drags himself up and holds himself together - just - to survive the round intact.

fitzsimmons UD 15

miguel cotto decides to go up to 154lbs and takes on classy brit and world light middle champ maurice hope for his first challenge at the new weight. is this a rash move for cotto?

[HomicideHenry]

Billy Conn may have been reknowned for out pointing a stalking Joe Louis for 12 of 13 rounds before getting kayoed, but he's never faced a human windmill quite like Harry Greb. It's a tactical battle on the part of Conn, and a bruising affair on the part of Greb. Neither man have a whole lot of power, but there's times when Billy Conn gets in fits and starts throwing leather, trying to keep Greb off of him. Greb, on the other hand, has faced better boxers, harder punching big men than Conn ever dreamed. The result of 15 rounds? The winner by split decision...Harry Greb, a rematch is inevitable, lets just hope that Greb comes out the better in a series, rather than be screwed like he was against Tunney!

Bob Fitzsimmons, power puncher that he was, has no issues in throwing leather at Moore, but its the Old Mongoose who lands more often. Fitz is hell in the first five stanzas, but slowly deteriorates, and Moore picks up on the lead. Fitz defense is all but worthless come the 10th round, but his bare knuckle days have made him durable and tough, the fight continues on. In the 12th, the referee has seen enough. Moore's craftiness and counter punching style, is just too much on Fitzsimmons, whose body punching, however, leaves a reminder for the next few months on Archie, just how bad ass the old men of yesterday really were.

fornicate YOU BEAT ME TO IT GREB!!!


Main Event:

James J. Jefferies (1907) vs Bill Squires (1907), the bout that almost came off, while Burns was 'champion' and Jefferies still considered himself champion; 15 rounds

Undercard Event:

Jack Sharkey (1932) vs James J. Braddock (1934), 12 rounds

[harrygreb]

sorry lol

[harrygreb]

i'll have a pop at yours...

jeffries has been out of the ring for nigh on 3 years but has kept himself in shape busting heads and keeping his boilermaking hands in. he KO's squires after a fairly cautious 8 rounds.

jeffries KO 8

in the battle of the second rate heavies jack sharkey has just enough power to cause braddock's corner to call it a day for their man close to the end of round 11. braddocks eyes in a bad state.

sharkey TKO 11

now for cotto v hope, mister henry

[HomicideHenry]

I'm gonna assume you mean Maurice Hope of Great Britain here?

Anyways...Miguel Cotto-Maurice Hope is a battle, while it lasted. Hope is true blue tough and game, but doesnt have the skills or the ferocity of Miguel Cotto...it goes 12 rounds, give and take rounds, but Cotto comes out on top to bang Hope out of there at the last minute.


Main Event:

Muhammad Ali (1978) vs Mike Tyson (2000), 15 rounds

Co-Main Event:

Johnny Dundee vs George Dixon, 15 rounds

Other Undercard Action:

John Duddy vs Delray Raines, 10 rounds

[allworld80]

Ali takes a decison from Tyson. 2 former champs that are past it, but Tyson is unable to pull the trigger when he has his chances, and Ali wins a comfortable UD.

Dundee over Wilson in a light hitting affair, cards read 117-11, 116-112, 118-110

Duddy by a savage 7th round KO over Raines

Fernando Vargas vs Miguel Cotto, at a catchweight of 150.

[Goodnight, Irene]

The Vargas who was on his way to superstar status in defeating the likes of Quartey, Wright & Campas is a rising & explosive combination of size & ability which is just too much for the naturally-smaller (though more accomplished in the long-run of their respective careers) Cotto, who is decisioned, losing the last three rounds to complete the picture. UD12 Vargas. People often forget he was hot-shit, for a while there.

Main Event: Heavyweight --- Joe Louis (1938) vs. Rocky Marciano (1953).

Undercard: Lightweight --- Jose Luis Castillo (2000) vs. Juan Manuel Marquez (Present).

The main event over fifteen, the undercard, twelve.

[HomicideHenry]

One of my all-time favorite fantasy fights come to life in this epic encounter between The Rock from Brockton, Mass and the Brown Bomber himself! This fight is brutal, bruising, and just plain butchery. Louis, albiet, is not quite as his best, but not too damn far behind it. Marciano, on the other hand, is about as best as he was. Louis counters practically from bell to bell, but Marciano wades in, those body shots and unbelievable work rate is effecting Louis the longer this fight goes. Marciano was down in the 2nd, but got up at the count of five, and Louis hit the deck as well in round four getting up at eight, a move encouraged by Jack Blackburn. Its give or take. The fight is slightly Louis's going into the 10th round, but its apparent, Marciano's starting to break through the guard, but man oh man, he's got an awful gash above the left eye and his nose was broken. Thank God for 1950's referees, huh? Marciano's corner is told the gash needs to be under control or else its gonna be called. For the 11th round, Marciano comes out like a bat out of hell and floors Louis, but Louis again beats the count. Marciano rallies again, but Louis survives the round. The 12th round begins....Louis is on wobbly legs, but attempts to land those legendary six inch counter shots in rapi succession, Marciano stumbles, but regains compsure, and the two men are SLUGGING in the middle of the ring and then...Louis is down again! Can he beat the count? Marciano is drained, there's no way this fight can go on if Louis gets up! Louis is up at 8...NO! The referee is waving it off, Louis' eyes are glazed and Marciano falls to his kees and cant believe it! The public wants to see a rematch, and a rematch we shall see!

Castillo-Marquez, is an exciting fight, with both men having their moments, and it goes the distance. The verdict was an unpopular one, as Marquez took the decision, many at ringside believed it was Castillo's last minute flurries in the last few rounds that won it! Rematches are discussed, but Marquez is hearing none of it, and instead insists on cashing in on Britain's golden goose Amir Kahn for his next fight!


Main Event:

Arturo Gatti vs Ricky Hatton, 12 rounds

Co-Main Event:

Primo Carnera vs Nicolay Valuev, 12 rounds

Undercard:

Eric Esch vs Tony Galento, 10 rounds

[Collins2000]

One of my all-time favorite fantasy fights come to life in this epic encounter between The Rock from Brockton, Mass and the Brown Bomber himself! This fight is brutal, bruising, and just plain butchery. Louis, albiet, is not quite as his best, but not too damn far behind it. Marciano, on the other hand, is about as best as he was. Louis counters practically from bell to bell, but Marciano wades in, those body shots and unbelievable work rate is effecting Louis the longer this fight goes. Marciano was down in the 2nd, but got up at the count of five, and Louis hit the deck as well in round four getting up at eight, a move encouraged by Jack Blackburn. Its give or take. The fight is slightly Louis's going into the 10th round, but its apparent, Marciano's starting to break through the guard, but man oh man, he's got an awful gash above the left eye and his nose was broken. Thank God for 1950's referees, huh? Marciano's corner is told the gash needs to be under control or else its gonna be called. For the 11th round, Marciano comes out like a bat out of hell and floors Louis, but Louis again beats the count. Marciano rallies again, but Louis survives the round. The 12th round begins....Louis is on wobbly legs, but attempts to land those legendary six inch counter shots in rapi succession, Marciano stumbles, but regains compsure, and the two men are SLUGGING in the middle of the ring and then...Louis is down again! Can he beat the count? Marciano is drained, there's no way this fight can go on if Louis gets up! Louis is up at 8...NO! The referee is waving it off, Louis' eyes are glazed and Marciano falls to his kees and cant believe it! The public wants to see a rematch, and a rematch we shall see!

I enjoyed that, Rupert. Now pull your shorts back up and start on those chores before your mother gets home from the shops.

[HomicideHenry]

LMFAOOO!!!

Collins, if you're gonna reply at LEAST put up a damn hypothetical afterwards

[Collins2000]

LMFAOOO!!!

Collins, if you're gonna reply at LEAST put up a damn hypothetical afterwards

Galento KO1 Butterbean


You're a good sort, Rufus.

Muhammad Ali vs George Foreman - The rematch 2 years later

[Robinson]

Foreman all but stops Ali....Africa seems so distant as Foreman paces
himself and is able to absorb Ali's counters. Ali stubborn and able to
absorb a whack but he does little to 'win'.

By the end of the fight a tired looking Ali slumps against the ropes while
a smiling though fatgiued Foreman walks around hands raised.

The judges have reached their verdict..

Judge 1 - 10 rounds Foreman, 5 rounds Ali - Foreman

Judge 2 - 6 rounds Ali, 6 rounds Foreman, 3 rounds even - draw

Judge 3 - 8 rounds Ali, 6 rounds Foreman, 1 round even - Ali

A draw !!!!

Every one ringside are in up roar. Frazier tries to get in the ring
from his commentary position, he is one of the many disgusted by
the judges.

Foreman smiles to himself and retires never to come back until
1987.

Bob Satterfield (1953) vs Tommy Burns (1906) 12 rounds.

[Goodnight, Irene]

Burns is game & he's rewarded for it, getting off the canvas twice early against the heavy-handed Satterfield (who's in good touch, tonight) to wrestle, bully & wear his way toward victory, drowning Satterfield in the deep waters. TKO13.

A Heavyweight-Middleweight Double Attraction:

Main Event: Joe Jeanette-Jerry Quarry, 15 rounds...

Undercard: James Toney-Rocky Graziano, 15 rounds...

[HomicideHenry]

Foreman all but stops Ali....Africa seems so distant as Foreman paces
himself and is able to absorb Ali's counters. Ali stubborn and able to
absorb a whack but he does little to 'win'.

By the end of the fight a tired looking Ali slumps against the ropes while
a smiling though fatgiued Foreman walks around hands raised.

The judges have reached their verdict..

Judge 1 - 10 rounds Foreman, 5 rounds Ali - Foreman

Judge 2 - 6 rounds Ali, 6 rounds Foreman, 3 rounds even - draw

Judge 3 - 8 rounds Ali, 6 rounds Foreman, 1 round even - Ali

A draw !!!!

Every one ringside are in up roar. Frazier tries to get in the ring
from his commentary position, he is one of the many disgusted by
the judges.

Foreman smiles to himself and retires never to come back until
1987.

Sadly, I think thats how it would have went down too

Main Event: Joe Jeanette-Jerry Quarry, 15 rounds...

Undercard: James Toney-Rocky Graziano, 15 rounds...

Quarry, game as ever, is a solid challenge for the first seven or eight rounds, but by round 11, his legs are buckling and he's got a gash above his left eye. Jeanette goes for the kill, but the referee intervenes, awarding a TKO victory for Jeanette.

This isnt competitive. Graziano the brawler is befuddled by Toney, and doesnt know whether Toney's going to box or to slug. Tremendous body punches take their toll by round four, and in round five, Graziano goes down, beats the count, but is in no condition to continue on.

Main Event:

Arturo Gatti vs Ricky Hatton, 12 rounds

Co-Main Event:

Primo Carnera vs Nicolay Valuev, 12 rounds

^^^Nobody did these two the last time, so, there's my fights

[allworld80]

Gatti boxes his way to an early lead in this one, but slowly but surely Hatton draws him into a brawl. Back and forth they go, until a well placed liver shot leaves Gatti writhing in pain, and out for the count. Hatton KO9.

As frustrating a fight as there has been in awhile, it finds Valuev eeking out a clinch filled mess of a fight against Carnera. Ugly scrap.

Buster Douglas needs a new opponent in the wake of Tyson being arrested in Tokyo, so....


Buster Douglas vs Ike Ibeabuchi

[harrygreb]

douglas is underated. if he'd a sorted out his head and believed in himself ALL THE TIME instead of just in tokyo he would be held in higher esteem. just so happens that this fight is in tokyo and buster is on it. dominates ike for 8 rounds and decks him for a count of 5 before dispatching him for a longer count (10) in the next round.

douglas KO 9


ok mac, its beau jack v manny pac - in the lightweight sack - they both carry a decent whack. will manny crack? will beau end up on his back?

[AngryGoon38]

douglas is underated. if he'd a sorted out his head and believed in himself ALL THE TIME instead of just in tokyo he would be held in higher esteem. just so happens that this fight is in tokyo and buster is on it. dominates ike for 8 rounds and decks him for a count of 5 before dispatching him for a longer count (10) in the next round.

douglas KO 9


ok mac, its beau jack v manny pac - in the lightweight sack - they both carry a decent whack. will manny crack? will beau end up on his back?

Assuming its a 15 Rd'er.
Pacquiou by Tko13.
Good scrap but Pacquiou's too much down the stretch.


Gregorio Peralta(66) vs Tommy Morrison(93)

Ray Mercer(95) vs Oscar Bonevena(70)

Riddick Bowe(92) vs Joe Frazier(71)

All 12 Rd'ers.