What a round!

ringsideboxingshow · Post by **ringsideboxingshow** » 03 Jul 2009, 19:23

Lupe Pintor vs. Wilfredo Gomez, Round 12
Enjoy!
http://www.ringsideboxingshow.com/BLOOD ... ound12.htm

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ringsideboxingshow · Post by **ringsideboxingshow** » 03 Jul 2009, 19:59

Saman Sorjaturong v.s Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez, Round 7
(Ring Magazine's 1995 "Round of the Year")

http://www.ringsideboxingshow.com/BLOOD ... ound7.html

SaadOffTheDeck · Post by **SaadOffTheDeck** » 03 Jul 2009, 20:22

Great rounds.

You have Lee/Locicero round 5? That might be the best I've ever seen.

Robinson · Post by **Robinson** » 03 Jul 2009, 20:31

Round 1 of Hearns-Duran - I just love the accuracy and near
perfection of Hearns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3fZ_bSAy8Y

Round 10 of Holyfield vs Bowe 1.
This is a mere stanza in an epic battle that see's Holyfield
lose his title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxXphM7xztU

Round 1 of Moorer vs Cooper.
By this stage a 'past it' fighter Cooper nearly upsets the
new HW sensation, former LHW king Moorer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrs65JZzMIk

My2Sense · Post by **My2Sense** » 03 Jul 2009, 22:06

ringsideboxingshow wrote:Lupe Pintor vs. Wilfredo Gomez, Round 12
Enjoy!
http://www.ringsideboxingshow.com/BLOOD ... ound12.htm

Ironically, it was another round (the 3rd, I believe) from that fight that won Round of the Year.

SaadOffTheDeck · Post by **SaadOffTheDeck** » 03 Jul 2009, 22:35

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSRBfgfr ... L&index=20

Here is Lee/Locicero 4 & 5

mhagler91490 · Post by **mhagler91490** » 03 Jul 2009, 23:26

Ray Mancini vs Art Frias round 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkE5_WTH ... annel_page

Also I remember the third round of Olivares-Pimentel was thrilling.

Counter-puncher · Post by **Counter-puncher** » 04 Jul 2009, 06:06

My2Sense wrote:
ringsideboxingshow wrote:Lupe Pintor vs. Wilfredo Gomez, Round 12
Enjoy!
http://www.ringsideboxingshow.com/BLOOD ... ound12.htm
Ironically, it was another round (the 3rd, I believe) from that fight that won Round of the Year.

rounds 3, 6, 9 and 12, oddly enough, were all absolute classics in this fight.

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 04 Jul 2009, 06:11

Round six of Leonard-Hearns I is also something special.

Counter-puncher · Post by **Counter-puncher** » 04 Jul 2009, 06:24

Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.

Goodnight, Irene · Post by **Goodnight, Irene** » 04 Jul 2009, 12:01

Counter-puncher wrote:Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.

Better get acquainted with Foreman-Lyle, round four!

giacomino · Post by **giacomino** » 04 Jul 2009, 13:02

Counter-puncher wrote:
My2Sense wrote:
ringsideboxingshow wrote:Lupe Pintor vs. Wilfredo Gomez, Round 12
Enjoy!
http://www.ringsideboxingshow.com/BLOOD ... ound12.htm
Ironically, it was another round (the 3rd, I believe) from that fight that won Round of the Year.
rounds 3, 6, 9 and 12, oddly enough, were all absolute classics in this fight.

Always thought this fight was underrated. I thought it was probably one of the three or four best fights I've seen over the past 30-35 years

Robinson · Post by **Robinson** » 05 Jul 2009, 04:27

Counter-puncher wrote:Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.

Good call on that one.

p4p1 · Post by **p4p1** » 05 Jul 2009, 05:00

sg1985 wrote:the katsidis-earl fight had a cracking two cracking rounds in it, 2 & 4.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yltlYLPx16w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JPnZtZu ... re=related

that was an excellent fight earl stood up to alot

allworld80 · Post by **allworld80** » 05 Jul 2009, 14:08

Gatti/Ward I RD 9

Castillo/Corrales I RD 10

Hearns/Hagler RD 1

SaadOffTheDeck · Post by **SaadOffTheDeck** » 06 Jul 2009, 19:07

Holmes/Norton 15

BroughtonRulesRefuge · Post by **BroughtonRulesRefuge** » 07 Jul 2009, 02:17

Counter-puncher wrote:Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.

- I'd put any round of Arguello/Pryor 1 and Quarry/Frazier 1/2 over any of these so called rounds of the year everyone touts.

Either throw a dart to pick the round or, better yet, watch em back to back to back as a whole the way God intended them to be judged.

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 07 Jul 2009, 04:04

BroughtonRulesRefuge wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.
- I'd put any round of Arguello/Pryor 1 and Quarry/Frazier 1/2 over any of these so called rounds of the year everyone touts.

Either throw a dart to pick the round or, better yet, watch em back to back to back as a whole the way God intended them to be judged.

That 9th round in the Holmes - Witherspoon war is a great 3 minutes.

Rather than constantly acting like a total pudendum, why not watch it? Then come back and tell us what you saw.

Or the 15th round of Holmes vs Norton. See how these two warriors go at after they've already completed 14 torrid rounds. Head shot after head shot after head shot.

Here it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IupyEYB-27c

If you can say something intelligent about that as far as an action-packed spectacle goes, I'll put up the Holmes - Witherspon 9th round for ya.

And yes, those fights you mention are great too but why disparage the other fighters and fans to try and get your bitter message across? Don't you like boxing?

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 07 Jul 2009, 04:33

What about Round 2 of Nigel Benn vs Anthony Logan?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnYINturUvs

Any good?

SaadOffTheDeck · Post by **SaadOffTheDeck** » 07 Jul 2009, 05:22

Yeah, that was an excellent scrap. Benn was rarely in any rds you couldn't put up here.

man · Post by **man** » 02 Aug 2009, 16:42

Collins2000 wrote:
BroughtonRulesRefuge wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Holmes - Witherspoon round 9. best heavyweight round i have seen.
- I'd put any round of Arguello/Pryor 1 and Quarry/Frazier 1/2 over any of these so called rounds of the year everyone touts.

Either throw a dart to pick the round or, better yet, watch em back to back to back as a whole the way God intended them to be judged.
That 9th round in the Holmes - Witherspoon war is a great 3 minutes.

Rather than constantly acting like a total pudendum, why not watch it? Then come back and tell us what you saw.

Or the 15th round of Holmes vs Norton. See how these two warriors go at after they've already completed 14 torrid rounds. Head shot after head shot after head shot.

Here it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IupyEYB-27c

If you can say something intelligent about that as far as an action-packed spectacle goes, I'll put up the Holmes - Witherspon 9th round for ya.

And yes, those fights you mention are great too but why disparage the other fighters and fans to try and get your bitter message across? Don't you like boxing?

to me that round showed why on the one hand holmes
belongs in the HOF and why on the other norton was
always a dangerous contender for everyone - but nothing
more. that "why" is ... accuracy. both utmost exhausted,
but while ken is slugging relatively widely, larry is still hitting
with precision. as if he could not punch without precision.

to me that is the same thing that differentiates ali from foreman,
as well as from ... frazier. ali and holmes used intelligence and
precision instead of brute force. you hardly ever see a wild
swing of ali or larry, but there are tons in the fights of their
opponents.

i guess if i was a boxing trainer i'd try to find ways to teach my
guys surgery-like accuracy ...

NICARAGUAN NIGHTMARE · Post by **NICARAGUAN NIGHTMARE** » 02 Aug 2009, 22:00

ROUND 1 Holt vs Torres
Round 12 Vargas vs Trinidad

BroughtonRulesRefuge · Post by **BroughtonRulesRefuge** » 02 Aug 2009, 23:57

man wrote: to me that round showed why on the one hand holmes
belongs in the HOF and why on the other norton was
always a dangerous contender for everyone - but nothing
more. that "why" is ... accuracy.

- Interesting that you would use an example of one of the best 4 golden era fighters coming near the end of his career to gild the Holmes lilly.

Though of the same age as Big George, Holmesy wasn't a member of that select golden group who spent their last every shred of greatness they had in classic battles against each other. In spite lucking into feasting on inferior or shopworn opponents and picking up less battle scars, when Holmesy reaches retirement age he's completely pinned down and shut down by a young prospect Carl the Truth Williams and then Spinks in very shabby performances. Compared to the noble effort given by Norton against Holmesy that vast numbers of viewers think Kenny got robbed in, clearly Kenny head and shoulders a better fighter.

Collins2000 · Post by **Collins2000** » 03 Aug 2009, 01:08

Yawn. Why is this pudendum still here?

Robinson · Post by **Robinson** » 03 Aug 2009, 03:55

BroughtonRulesRefuge wrote:
man wrote: to me that round showed why on the one hand holmes
belongs in the HOF and why on the other norton was
always a dangerous contender for everyone - but nothing
more. that "why" is ... accuracy.
- Interesting that you would use an example of one of the best 4 golden era fighters coming near the end of his career to gild the Holmes lilly.

Though of the same age as Big George, Holmesy wasn't a member of that select golden group who spent their last every shred of greatness they had in classic battles against each other. In spite lucking into feasting on inferior or shopworn opponents and picking up less battle scars, when Holmesy reaches retirement age he's completely pinned down and shut down by a young prospect Carl the Truth Williams and then Spinks in very shabby performances. Compared to the noble effort given by Norton against Holmesy that vast numbers of viewers think Kenny got robbed in, clearly Kenny head and shoulders a better fighter.

Ok.....

I had Holmes just winning against Williams. BUT...lets say he lost....
plenty of champs have had their 'gift' wins in the ring.
Is Holmes loss, which was close...any worse than say...a Dempsey(Tunney),
Louis(Charles) etc losing to a LHW ?
And I had Holmes ahead of Norton in that fight, quite comfortably.
Holmes was a late starter as such, and developed nicely. He was able to
prove that in his late 40s that he was a capable contender and entertainer.

Your hate of Holmes hurts my heart BRR.

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