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Sanchez eats him up and spits him out. Lopsided UD.

Battling Maxo


vs

Joe Palooka

Joe Palooka wins on cuts in the 4th with both men bleeding profusely from a number of spots.

Kostya Tszyu vs. Alexis Arguello (Prime4Prime)

Diamond WEAPON wrote:Joe Palooka wins on cuts in the 4th with both men bleeding profusely from a number of spots.

Kostya Tszyu vs. Alexis Arguello (Prime4Prime)

arguello by close decision.

mickey walker vs oscar de la hoya at 147

BarryWashington wrote:

bjermaine wrote:

Diamond WEAPON wrote:Joe Palooka wins on cuts in the 4th with both men bleeding profusely from a number of spots.

Kostya Tszyu vs. Alexis Arguello (Prime4Prime)

arguello by close decision.

mickey walker vs oscar de la hoya at 147

Interesting match-up, seeing as how these weren't either fighters best fighting weight. De La Hoya only had 12 fights at 147 Walker didn't beat the best competition while in the 147 region (Jock Malone, Jack Britton and Dave Shade are his best wins at 147). I'm in the middle on this one. On one hand you have an incredibly tough/durable Mickey Walker going against a beautifully fast tactician/power puncher De La Hoya.

I think at 147 I'm going to give this to De La Hoya, however; had they gone up to 154 and up I would give the edge to Walker.

Harold Johnson vs. Michael Spinks
12 Rounds
Light Heavyweight Bout

Just curious --- which was De La Hoya's best weight, in your view? I thought you were intimating 140lbs. was (which I think is the case), but then you went on to say De La Hoya didn't have many fights at Welter.

I do agree on Walker-De La Hoya (two of my all-time favourite boxers, incidentally), but I wasn't drawn on Johnson-Spinks for a reason

Impossible for me to exhibit any confidence in picking that fight.

Goodnight, Irene wrote:Meldrick Taylor vs. Wilfred Benitez at 140lbs...

Taylor by UD. Benitez gives him some fits but Taylor is quick enough to be in his face throwing combos all night and scoring.

Naseem Hamed vs. Willie Pep

I'll will take Willy Pep over Prince Nassem on a wide points margin as he was the slicker and better defensive boxer and he will just cut Nas to ribbons.

Next up.
Carlos Monzon (again) v Kelly Pavlik: Middleweight 15.

Monzon beats Pavlik from pillar to post, and Jack Loew throws the towl in, mercifully, in the 9th. Complete mismatch.

Back to Hamed...

Hamed vs Juanma Lopez over 12 rounds @ 126

tzyuforever wrote:Monzon beats Pavlik from pillar to post, and Jack Loew throws the towl in, mercifully, in the 9th. Complete mismatch.

Back to Hamed...

Hamed vs Juanma Lopez over 12 rounds @ 126

Ugh, again with the matchup of a guy who's career has run it's course and a guy who's barely building his legacy... *sigh*

Lopez wobbles and drops Hamed twice in the first round, but in the midst of attacking gets rocked by a left cross near the end of the round. The two then begin trading "wobbling" blows before Hamed finally ends things in the 8th with a string of knockdowns, Lopez's anxiousness to finish his opponent working against him against a more experienced champ.

Mike Tyson vs. Michael Moorer both circa 1996

Diamond WEAPON wrote:Ugh, again with the matchup of a guy who's career has run it's course and a guy who's barely building his legacy... *sigh*

And? We're 2000 posts in on this thread. Pretty sure we're going over old ground on about 7 out of every 10 fights anyway. Nothing wrong with mixing it up.

Diamond WEAPON wrote:Mike Tyson vs. Michael Moorer both circa 1996

Tyson catches Moorer with a left hook mid rounds after being outboxed for most of the 1st half of the fight. Tyson KO7.

Juan Manual Marquez (2010) vs Jose Luis Castillo (2005) @ 135

Marquez on a decision through his slicker boxing.

Next up
Oscar Buavuena v Jerry Quarry

Bonavena, betting underdog, stops Quarry in eleven, through an exciting affair.

Having won that fight, Bonavena takes on prime iterations of Bert Cooper & Michael Moorer over twelve rounds...

Bonavena outmuscles Cooper over 12 rounds but gets outclassed by the superior boxing ability of Moorer (if he brings his A game to the party).

Next up
Roberto Duran v Juan Manuel Marquez at Lightweight 15 rounds

IRLangmaid25 wrote:Bonavena outmuscles Cooper over 12 rounds but gets outclassed by the superior boxing ability of Moorer (if he brings his A game to the party).

Next up
Roberto Duran v Juan Manuel Marquez at Lightweight 15 rounds

The fight starts a lot like Marquez-Barrera with the two feeling each other out with probing jabs and combinations but quickly heats up by the second round when Duran decides that Marquez can't hurt him. Duran attacks furiously as Marquez counters with equal ferocity despite being dropped and otherwise moved about the ring. Duran rocks Marquez throughtout the third round after dropping him but every time he tries to finish Dinamita off he runs right into a blistering combination that forces him to think again before his next attack. The fight takes on this kind of rhythm over the next several rounds (Duran hurting Marquez and Juan furiously rocking him in return for his agression) but by the 8th round Marquez' face begins to show a lot of wear with both of his eyes swelling badly and a severe gash over his left eyebrow bleeding worse with each round. Finally in the 11th Duran manages to put Marquez down for a third time and despite getting up, Marquez' vision is now severely affected which along with his exhaustion proves to be his downfall as Duran finishes him off with a violent array of power punches.

James Toney vs. Michael Spinks in their primes

Toney wasn't up to much at Lt. Heavyweight. By far his least impressive weight class. I simply don't see any way for him to beat Spinks. Either a lop-sided UD or a late stoppage for Spinks.

Matthew Hilton vs John Mugabi

Hilton bangs Mugabi out harshly, in about 7 or 8 rounds.

Next:

Ike Williams - Ken Buchanan at lightweight, 15 rounds.

Buchanan takes it with a late stoppage.

Next up
Roberto Duran v Edwin Valero 12 rounds Lightweight

Good one. I have Young winning 7-5.

Haven't seen this one before, so here goes...

Trevor Berbick vs. Gerry Cooney, circa-1981?

Circa 81, mind ;)

Sorry, but how the hell is Buchanan stopping Ike Williams?

King Carlos wrote:Sorry, but how the hell is Buchanan stopping Ike Williams?

LOL, the same way Valero goes the distance with Duran and Norton & Lyle were a little past it against Cooney. In the eyes of the beholder.

I like Thomas to win a decision over Gerrie, unpredictable as he was.

LeDoux vs Arreola 10rds
Witherspoon vs Wlad 12rds
Froch vs Collins 12rds

Arreola KO3 LeDoux: Arreoa brutally massacres him

Klitschko UD Thompson: BOOOOOORRRRRING!!!

Froch KO9 Collins: Exciting slugfest with Froch rising from the deck to stop Collins.

Riddick Bowe vs. Shannon Briggs