Times when the loser came out the winner

[stujones]

morales got tons of love when losing to maidana too

Maidana also vs Mayweather....still fail to see the controversy here.

Dlh in the Moseley rematch

[Deserter]

Duran against Hagler in a full 15-rounder. Hagler was coming off crushing wins over Fully Obel, Caveman Lee, Tony Sibson and Wilford Scypion. He looked a monster but Duran had no fear. Harry Mullan wrote, "It was Hagler's fight but Duran's night."

Great call Bennie.

[Cholo_cws]

Azumah Nelson v Salvador Sanchez

[littlepug]

Ray Close in the first Eubank fight

[Fightnight Scores]

Eubank jr vs BJ Saunders.....
Came on strong in the second half of that fight and had Billy running for the hills and from memory has him in a bit of trouble in the final round(s)....

[mickey1975]

Eubank jr vs BJ Saunders.....
Came on strong in the second half of that fight and had Billy running for the hills and from memory has him in a bit of trouble in the final round(s)....

Billy won the last round .

[Deserter]

Ray Close in the first Eubank fight

Another great call.

[coghaugen11]

Ray Close in the first Eubank fight

He didn’t lose.

[bennie]

Azumah Nelson v Salvador Sanchez

Don King promoted the Sanchez-Nelson war and he quickly snapped up Nelson. The undercard at Madison Square Garden was just as good as the main event, with five thrilling fights. King was renowned for his undercards.

[stujones]

Axel Schultz vs George Foreman

George Foreman vs Shannon Briggs

[Fightnight Scores]

Eubank jr vs BJ Saunders.....
Came on strong in the second half of that fight and had Billy running for the hills and from memory has him in a bit of trouble in the final round(s)....

Billy won the last round .

My memory is hazy.....I just recall Eubank coming on strong in the second half and had a good round near the end

[NoScoutingReports]

Kash Farooq against Lee McGregor springs to mind - narrow loss but he received a lot of praise at the time as many (including myself) thought he did enough to win while playing his part in a cracking 50/50 fight. Also signed with Matchroom off the back of this bout, although in fairness Lee has performed brilliantly since while Kash hasn't been out as much as I'm sure he would have liked.

[adislav123]

george foreman vs jimmy young.

[Onetimeonly]

The holyfield/bowe trilogy.

[gb]

Golota Vs Bowe

[Deserter]

Bit of a stretch, but Paul Ingle vs Naz maybe?

[Counter-puncher]

Kash Farooq against Lee McGregor springs to mind - narrow loss but he received a lot of praise at the time as many (including myself) thought he did enough to win while playing his part in a cracking 50/50 fight. Also signed with Matchroom off the back of this bout, although in fairness Lee has performed brilliantly since while Kash hasn't been out as much as I'm sure he would have liked.

[jameswilson]

Cheeseman vs Fitzgerald.

[JC]

Golota Vs Bowe

Golota came out of that fight looking like a huge choker, rather than a winner

[stujones]

Golota Vs Bowe

Great call....

[Cyclops]

Low key but Holyfield against Valuev.

It might have been tight but Holy could have easily got that decision.

Herrera vs Garcia. Herrera won that.

GGG vs Calelo 1. Kovalev vs Ward 1. Maidana vs Floyd 1. Chisora vs Helenius.

[emallini]

Callum Johnson vs Beterbiev. Johnson became the GOAT after that defeat.

[Shambles]

Junior fa recently vs Parker

Rivas vs Whyte (if he got back in there quick, but he wasted that little bit of momentum)

Plus Any time a no name gets robbed by a big name... but in all of them the critical thing is to not shut your mouth after that, so often people go quite and a year later the result is just remembered via boxrec...

what you need to do is every time the guy that robbed you wins you gotta do 5 interviews calling him a bitch and asking for a rematch, and reminding the world of the fact you should of won that fight.

Not sure who was loving Fa's performance, he was woeful.

[gregregegg]

Junior fa recently vs Parker

Rivas vs Whyte (if he got back in there quick, but he wasted that little bit of momentum)

Plus Any time a no name gets robbed by a big name... but in all of them the critical thing is to not shut your mouth after that, so often people go quite and a year later the result is just remembered via boxrec...

what you need to do is every time the guy that robbed you wins you gotta do 5 interviews calling him a bitch and asking for a rematch, and reminding the world of the fact you should of won that fight.

Not sure who was loving Fa's performance, he was woeful.

Yea true actualy I take that back. I think my point is a fair few people though he won or nearly won, Parker is world class and da has never fought a pulse so in that sense he came out looking better than most though. Many on here were predicting an early Parker ko.

But your right it won’t help his career, no one will wanna fight him now.

[The Gratest]

Roy Jones Jr v Antonio Tarver 1