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Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:20
by Old bones Ian
JOHNNY MELFAH v Herol Graham
DUNN v Ali
SPROTT v Sanders
G.COLLINS v Laing

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:23
by kevo
AUDLEY HARRISON vs Danny williams :TU:

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:29
by Chambers2
Kevo wrote:AUDLEY HARRISON vs Danny williams :TU:
[Cough] split decision

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:30
by MightyWarrior
TerribleTerry wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:Andy Holligan v JC Chavez
Holligan showed himself to be a legitimate tough guy that night. He took a fierce shellacking.

He came up against a guy who mirror himself in terms of style but was just SOO much better.
Yes Holligan always looked the real McCoy to me, so I was surprised to see them send him over to the lions den to take on a modern great like Chavez, in his own backyard no less.

Talk about thrown to the wolves........or lions :D

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:37
by kevo
Chambers2 wrote:
Kevo wrote:AUDLEY HARRISON vs Danny williams :TU:
[Cough] split decision
Nasty cough you've got there :TU:

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:40
by Old bones Ian
Barrera v Lloyd was one of the worst i've seen, which one of his managment thought he stood a chance? Didn't help Lloyd that it was in this country and alot of his supporters watched it.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:44
by kevo
Allan Green vs JAIDON CODRINGTON

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:51
by jamesmcdonnell
TerribleTerry wrote:Mike McCallum - Michael Watson.

Too much too soon for the talented Brit.
Yes I was going to say that. In his book Watson claims that a pre fight injury forced him to fight a different fight to the one he wanted to, but I just don't think he had the tools to beat McCallum, who at that time, may well have been the best middleweight in the world.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:52
by TerribleTerry
Kevo wrote:Allan Green vs JAIDON CODRINGTON
The Chin Checker got his chin checked...Great KO and so early in the fight as well. Will Jaidon ever come back from that? Now Curtis Stevens looks the better prospect but he seems small for the weight to me?..

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 10:59
by TerribleTerry
MightyWarrior wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:Andy Holligan v JC Chavez
Holligan showed himself to be a legitimate tough guy that night. He took a fierce shellacking.

He came up against a guy who mirror himself in terms of style but was just SOO much better.
Yes Holligan always looked the real McCoy to me, so I was surprised to see them send him over to the lions den to take on a modern great like Chavez, in his own backyard no less.

Talk about thrown to the wolves........or lions :D
I grew up watching Holligan fights late night on ITV. I thought he was awesome against the likes of Tony Ekubia (their first fight was a classic) and Tony McKenzie, but his beating at the hands of Chavez showed the gulf between domestic/European and true world class.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:02
by MightyWarrior
topper123 wrote:Barrera v Lloyd was one of the worst i've seen, which one of his managment thought he stood a chance? Didn't help Lloyd that it was in this country and alot of his supporters watched it.
One of the worst one round beatings ever seen - brutal.

You could add Watson v Benn

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:04
by MightyWarrior
TerribleTerry wrote:
I grew up watching Holligan fights late night on ITV. I thought he was awesome against the likes of Tony Ekubia (their first fight was a classic) and Tony McKenzie, but his beating at the hands of Chavez showed the gulf between domestic/European and true world class.
He showed his class in the ABA final I remember, beating the much feared hot favorite who'd been flattening his opponents on the way up. Who was that??

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:09
by mattyp151
Sharmba Mitchell vs Floyd Mayweather....bless Sharmba for actually showing up to fight and not running around for 12 rounds.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:09
by kevo
TerribleTerry wrote:
Kevo wrote:Allan Green vs JAIDON CODRINGTON
The Chin Checker got his chin checked...Great KO and so early in the fight as well. Will Jaidon ever come back from that? Now Curtis Stevens looks the better prospect but he seems small for the weight to me?..
Don't know about Stevens, but Codrington looked small for a SM (he seemed tiny next to Green, like a middleweight fighting a lightheavy!)

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:09
by TerribleTerry
MightyWarrior wrote:
He showed his class in the ABA final I remember, beating the much feared hot favorite who'd been flattening his opponents on the way up. Who was that??
Was it George Collins?

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:18
by holyfields_ear
WILLIAMS vs Klitschko. :oops:

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:20
by kevo
WILLIAMS vs S.S.Sam

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:29
by MightyWarrior
TerribleTerry wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:
He showed his class in the ABA final I remember, beating the much feared hot favorite who'd been flattening his opponents on the way up. Who was that??
Was it George Collins?
No he was a black guy I remember.

Tommy Morrison v Ray Mercer. OUCH :o Ray worked Tommy's head like a speed ball.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:32
by mattyp151
Kevo wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
Kevo wrote:Allan Green vs JAIDON CODRINGTON
The Chin Checker got his chin checked...Great KO and so early in the fight as well. Will Jaidon ever come back from that? Now Curtis Stevens looks the better prospect but he seems small for the weight to me?..
Don't know about Stevens, but Codrington looked small for a SM (he seemed tiny next to Green, like a middleweight fighting a lightheavy!)
Stevens is like 5-9 if I remember, really short and stocky, but very well built, and Codrington was the exact same height, maybe .5 inch shorter than Green (6-2). Codrington just fought from a lower stance at the beginning of that fight, and Green started the fight by throwing an overhand right down on Codrington that missed. Codrington actually got Green pretty well with a right coming up, right before Green drilled Jaidon with the left that sent him downhill.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:40
by Mensa07
how about Foreman/Ali, I know George was already established and had been in against Frazier but there is an element of man against boy in this one.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 11:40
by Slapsie Maxie
recently rewatched Herol Graham Vs Rod Douglas

Although the fight went on until the 9th, it was such a one sided affair that I thnk it counts.

A great shame what happened to Douglas during/after the fight but it was a master class from Bomber

Slapsie

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 12:01
by stujones
RYAN RHODES vs Otis Grant - Did okay, but was schooled

CHRIS JOHNSON vs Herol Graham - As Rhodes

VINNY PAZIENZA vs Roy Jones

WAYNE LLEWELLYN vs Pele Reid

WILL MCINTYRE (or pick another) vs Joe Calzaghe

JULIUS FRANCIS vs Mike Tyson

BILLY HARDY vs Naseem Hamed

SAID LAWAL vs Naseem Hamed

REGIMILO MOLINA vs Naseem Hamed

ANDREW MATABOLA vs Steve Robinson

GILBERT EASTMAN vs Gary Lockett

MARC CALLAGHAN vs Jackson Asiku.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 12:35
by mattyp151
stujones wrote:RYAN RHODES vs Otis Grant - Did okay, but was schooled

CHRIS JOHNSON vs Herol Graham - As Rhodes

VINNY PAZIENZA vs Roy Jones

WAYNE LLEWELLYN vs Pele Reid

WILL MCINTYRE (or pick another) vs Joe Calzaghe

JULIUS FRANCIS vs Mike Tyson

BILLY HARDY vs Naseem Hamed

SAID LAWAL vs Naseem Hamed

REGIMILO MOLINA vs Naseem Hamed

ANDREW MATABOLA vs Steve Robinson

GILBERT EASTMAN vs Gary Lockett

MARC CALLAGHAN vs Jackson Asiku.
Vinny Paz made an ass out of himself that fight, taunting Jones while gettin his ass kicked the entire time.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 13:09
by stujones
Yes, and didn't Roy say in his corner words to the effect of "his fans have had their fun now, its time to knock him out" - and duly did.

Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 13:36
by mattyp151
stujones wrote:Yes, and didn't Roy say in his corner words to the effect of "his fans have had their fun now, its time to knock him out" - and duly did.
I haven't seen it in a while, but I have a copy coming in on DVD, but I'll definitely look for that.