The upsets of 2003

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The upsets of 2003

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God knows what might happen next saturday night after all these, if anyone has any more add 'em on.

Mayorga v Forrest
Sanders v Klitschko
Johnson v Montiel
Paquiao v Barrera
Gonzalez v Michalszewski
Branco v Sahnoune
Burton v Manfredy
Mendoza v Olajide
Para v Morel
Mundine v Echols

Murphy v Elcock
Medina v Harrison
Gomez v Arthur
Rhodes v Roberts
Rivera v Hare
Mellis v Alexander
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Kilburn wrote:God knows what might happen next saturday night after all these, if anyone has any more add 'em on.

Mayorga v Forrest
Sanders v Klitschko
Johnson v Montiel
Paquiao v Barrera
Gonzalez v Michalszewski
Branco v Sahnoune
Burton v Manfredy
Mendoza v Olajide
Para v Morel
Mundine v Echols

Murphy v Elcock
Medina v Harrison
Gomez v Arthur
Rhodes v Roberts
Rivera v Hare
Mellis v Alexander
Slight upsets.

Moseley vs DLH.

Wasn't Toney the betting underdog twice?

Casaymayor was definately the underdog against Corrales.

UK ones.
Sting vs Armour.
Martinez vs Williams.
Noel Wilders' defeat.
Elcock vs Farnell
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Re: The upsets of 2003

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I was thinking about the Toney fights, I suppose you could call them upsets even though me and plenty of others picked him in both.

I also picked Casamayor.


Martinez v Williams there's one I missed. God what has happened to the light middles. Takaloo will lose to Gary Beardsley next.
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Re: The upsets of 2003

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Ah there's another one.

Beardsley v Thirwall.
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Kilburn wrote:Ah there's another one.

Beardsley v Thirwall.
Facey vs Macklin.

to a lesser extent.

Facey vs Eastman.

Moore vs Jones.

At Lightweight.
Bennett vs Dunne .

Mind you its been the year of the upset for the last 3 years now.
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Here's some more.

Thysee vs Starie

Barney vs Francis (I thought Dean's arm had recovered).

Barney vs Oakey

Honney vs Ayers

Ramanov vs Vanzie.
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Post by Loftgroov »

Barney vs Oakey wasn't so much an "upset" as just "upsetting to watch.."

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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stujones wrote:Here's some more.

Thysee vs Starie

Barney vs Francis (I thought Dean's arm had recovered).

Barney vs Oakey

Honney vs Ayers

Ramanov vs Vanzie.
I had Dean Francis beating Barney despite the bad arm! Says something for Barney?! And i forgot about Yuri Romanov taking out Vanzie in style, was that really this year? Christ it's been a long year. As for the afforementioned Mundine V Echols i would not necessarily say it was an upset, i always fancied Mundine in that one by UD and i was right for once! Despite his big mouth and brash manner Mundine is a classy boxer and he neutralised Echols power with a punch perfect display that evening similar to the one he did against Sven Ottke before the feather fisted German caught his china chin. If Mundine could take a decent shot then he could make decent waves at SM. But is his chin as bad as people think? Many say he was weight drained against Ottke and that added to the final effects of the ending punch, he may be more resilient than we think. Mundine-Calzaghe anyone?
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Post by Costa »

Yeah but Thirwall avenged that loss though in the rematch he was knocked down.
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Costa wrote:Yeah but Thirwall avenged that loss though in the rematch he was knocked down.
Doesn't stop the first fight from being an upset though, same with Harrison vs Medina.

I'd definitely consider it an upset that Mundine beat Echols. Much of that was down to poor preparation (not Mundines fault), I wouldn't be surprised to see the Aussie banged out if he went over to the states for a rematch.
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Post by bennie »

Danny Williams getting destroyed by Sinan Samil Sam back in February was an upset at the time, even in Germany. Everyone thought Sam was just a fat protected Turk. You could get 3/1 on him before the fight!
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bennie wrote:Danny Williams getting destroyed by Sinan Samil Sam back in February was an upset at the time, even in Germany. Everyone thought Sam was just a fat protected Turk. You could get 3/1 on him before the fight!
Yep, massive upset - forgot it was this year.
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