Poorest fights to watch that happened on British soil
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Another rotter: Tyson Fury v Kevin Johnson. Former wasn't remotely bothered about trying to press the action. Latter purely there to survive. Response: yawns interspersed with a few boos.
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David Haye v Ismail Abdoul
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Harrison Williams I
Harrison Haye (till the KO)
Harrison Francis
Gotta say Williams is coming up in a few of these, considering he was also in some thrillers...
Harrison Haye (till the KO)
Harrison Francis
Gotta say Williams is coming up in a few of these, considering he was also in some thrillers...
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IRLangmaid25
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For me
Billy Joe Saunders and Willie Monroe Jnr wasn't much to write home about.
David Haye v Audley Harrison
Are the first two that jumped out.
Billy Joe Saunders and Willie Monroe Jnr wasn't much to write home about.
David Haye v Audley Harrison
Are the first two that jumped out.
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Tuan_Jim
- Heavyweight

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Danny Williams vs Audley the worst in living memory,
Danny Williams vs Skelton 2 another stinker, Skelton in safety first mode after a lasy round scare in the 1st fight, while Danny was too obese to move.
Williams/Skelton 1 however was a fun brawl, and Williams/Keith Long was a thrilling melee! Williams also had an exciting tussle with Harry Senior.
BJ Saunders last few fights have been horrible.
Danny Williams vs Skelton 2 another stinker, Skelton in safety first mode after a lasy round scare in the 1st fight, while Danny was too obese to move.
Williams/Skelton 1 however was a fun brawl, and Williams/Keith Long was a thrilling melee! Williams also had an exciting tussle with Harry Senior.
BJ Saunders last few fights have been horrible.
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Fury v Chisora 2
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Freddie Flintoff! A part of my soul died that night 
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Calzaghe Bika.
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I can't find the fight report but I seem to recall it was a 10 round borefest at the York Hall.
Akinwande/Nelson. Even the pre-fight write-up makes it sound boring:
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/boxi ... 68057.html
Akinwande/Nelson. Even the pre-fight write-up makes it sound boring:
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/boxi ... 68057.html
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Tuan_Jim
- Heavyweight

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Johnny Nelson, in addition to the above mentioned Akinwande bout, sprinted for 12 excruciating rds vs Carlos Deleon and James Warring - in the 90s, these two were widely considered to be the worst things ever to happen on earth.
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Terrance Cauthen / John O Donnell was very close to putting me to sleep
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Paul Jones-Jason Matthews
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Ah c'mon. It wasn't a classic but it was entertaining enough.TheGingerBomber wrote:THat Cornish v Sexton fight is up there. Just the level of the two was embarrassing.
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Rob Norton v David Dolan
Also as earlier broadhurst v Haskins
Also as earlier broadhurst v Haskins
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TheLeprechaun
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I'm not sure but I think Harrison WIlliams 1 was on the same night as a Bernard Dunne fight. I was in an Irish bar and managed to convince a couple of lads to put on the Harrison Williams fight instead of the Dunne fight. I remember one of them saying, "This is the worst boxing match I've ever watched" midway through the fight. I think it was Harrison Williams 1. Definitely a Harrison fight though.dookus wrote:Harrison Williams I
Harrison Haye (till the KO)
Harrison Francis
Gotta say Williams is coming up in a few of these, considering he was also in some thrillers...
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wasn't Pat Barret v Manning Galloway a bit of a stinker ?
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agree, ended up being quite entertained by their battle, Cornish gained some respect (off me at least) with that showingGnome wrote:Ah c'mon. It wasn't a classic but it was entertaining enough.TheGingerBomber wrote:THat Cornish v Sexton fight is up there. Just the level of the two was embarrassing.
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I missed that. Did Sexton deserve his win?littlepug wrote:agree, ended up being quite entertained by their battle, Cornish gained some respect (off me at least) with that showingGnome wrote:Ah c'mon. It wasn't a classic but it was entertaining enough.TheGingerBomber wrote:THat Cornish v Sexton fight is up there. Just the level of the two was embarrassing.
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Mimmy
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The poorest fight ive seen and it wont be beat by a long shot was Johnny Nelson v Carlos DeLeon. I'm not even sure if any punches were thrown over the 12 rounds. Boy it was a stinker.
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I thought so, Cornish dug in though and kept his composure under heavy fire and started firing back which impressed meStuarty30 wrote:I missed that. Did Sexton deserve his win?littlepug wrote:agree, ended up being quite entertained by their battle, Cornish gained some respect (off me at least) with that showingGnome wrote: Ah c'mon. It wasn't a classic but it was entertaining enough.
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will never be beat ! I have it on tape (I know !) and tried rewatching it a few years back but couldn't make it past the 2nd round !mimmy123 wrote:The poorest fight ive seen and it wont be beat by a long shot was Johnny Nelson v Carlos DeLeon. I'm not even sure if any punches were thrown over the 12 rounds. Boy it was a stinker.
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Thismilpool wrote:David Haye v Ismail Abdoul
F*cking awful
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Dave Mcauley v Louis Curtis was pretty dire
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With apologies for pedantry, think the Warring fight was in the US, so not counted for this thread.Tuan_Jim wrote:Johnny Nelson, in addition to the above mentioned Akinwande bout, sprinted for 12 excruciating rds vs Carlos Deleon and James Warring - in the 90s, these two were widely considered to be the worst things ever to happen on earth.
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You beat me to it! That was diabolically bad.Ketchel wrote:Robin Reid V Sugarboy Malinga was extremely poor.