Biggest turnarounds?

[Bodyshot3]

Benn vs mcClellan
Foreman vs Moorer

Good call evrenrb...Benn was supposedly 'booked' for a beating that night and the G-Man gave him hell to start with - stuff that had totally crumpled other guys - but Benn was just refusing to have it despite having to clamber back into the ring at one point.

Benn in a pure dog-fight like that was an extremely dangerous man indeed...it was literally right up his alley.

[handsofstone]

Benn vs Logan was another thriller,Nigel looked out on his feet but that was when he was dangerous

[bwu]

The first Prince Charles Williams-Bobby Czyz IBF light heavyweight title fight in 1987.

[The End]

Castillo Corrales.....

Watch it

[Boxing Prospect]

Takahashi vs Jockeygym I. Naota looked done at the end of round 2 but then lived up to his reputation as the king of comebacks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9WlffRRuIA

[orbtastic]

To a lesser extent mormeck-bell 1? Bell was about 6/7 pts down on the cards IIRC

No, I meant Rothmann. It's on youtube now. The scorecards are a little adrift from reality but he was definitely behind. He was an odd fighter, he used to coast a little in fights but often come on late. I didn't realise he had died a last year. Wasn't he slightly ahead against Mormeck?

I had Mosley behind against MAyorga before uncorking that right hand.

[Old bones Ian]

Andries vs Harding 1 , the Aussie catching up with Dennis late on in the 12th after being beaten around for 11 and a bit rounds.

Jason Cook vs Sandro Casamonica , EBU title fight in Sandros hometown, he knocked Cook down in the 3rd after contolling the fight, moved in to knock him out , then Cook lands a left hook and Casmonica is out before hitting the floor.