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God I hate to do this because Ketchell is one of my all-time favorite fighters, but Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom cuts his ass and wins a unaminous decision....sorry Stan!

Tommy Burns, vs Roy Jones, Jr, 15 rounds at heavyweight

RJJ survives an early burns assault as he leaps and lunges with his
hard right hand. RJJ is able to land his shots from many angles
and looks the sharper of the two.
Round three see's Burns corner RJJ and bang the body hard for
a few volleys.

The fight comes to an end in the sixth after RJJ manages to
floor Burns with an avalanche of punches. After going down
and getting up on wobbly legs at the count of seven, the
referee waves it off after RJJ cuts loose with hard left hooks
and straight rights that blast Burns' jaw and puts him on the
ropes.

Roy Jones Jr WTKO6

Tony Tucker (1987) Vs George Chuvalo (1966) 12 rounds

Robinson wrote: Tony Tucker (1987) Vs George Chuvalo (1966) 12 rounds

Tucker struggles, but does enough to stay ahead of Chuvalo and win a decision.


Rocky Marciano vs. Max Schmeling, 15 rounds

marciano grinds down the clever boxing german after 7 rounds.
trapping max on the ropes he begins to find his gloves on the
inside of max's belly with hard blows.

schmelling is down in the 9th courtesy of a right to the jaw.

Marciano by KO round 9.

Tom McNeeley(1961) vs Scott Frank(1983) 10 rounds.

Scott Frank wins the decision...be a good fight with plenty of action good club fight


Jake LaMotta vs Joe Calzaghe, 15 rounds (super middleweight)

HomicideHenry wrote:Scott Frank wins the decision...be a good fight with plenty of action good club fight


Jake LaMotta vs Joe Calzaghe, 15 rounds (super middleweight)

LaMotta by late stoppage after a tight contest. Joe has the ability to hit LaMotta seemingly at will but not enough power to keep Jake off of him. LaMotta wears Joe down and finishes him in the 9th.

Bob Foster(1970 pre Fraizer) vs Michael Spinks (1985) 15 rounds at 175.

sockdolager wrote:
Bob Foster(1970 pre Fraizer) vs Michael Spinks (1985) 15 rounds at 175.

Spinks brawls and bullies Foster to a decision win.


Bernard Hopkins vs. James Toney, middleweights.

Toney wins a slow methodical decison win. Lots of clincjing
and countering. Neither man explodes or erupts with too
much risk.

Toney MD


Luis Firpo Vs Eric Esch 4 rounds both ath there best

Robinson wrote: Luis Firpo Vs Eric Esch 4 rounds both ath there best

Firpo flattens that bloated clubfighter in 2.


Henry Armstrong vs. Willie Pep, featherweights, 15 rounds

My2Sense wrote:

Robinson wrote: Luis Firpo Vs Eric Esch 4 rounds both ath there best

Firpo flattens that bloated clubfighter in 2.

After being floored by 'beans swatting punches six or sevien
times.

My2Sense wrote: Henry Armstrong vs. Willie Pep, featherweights, 15 rounds

Willie Pep by SD, with Pep going down early, but battling back for the nod.

Prime Hector Camacho Sr. vs Prime Kostya Tszyu
12 RDS JWW

kostya tszyu starts landing his little left hooks and straight right hands after being shut out for the first three rounds he eventually catches camacho with a big right hand and ko's him in the 9th

floyd mayweather vs azumah nelson at 130lbs

p4p1 wrote:floyd mayweather vs azumah nelson at 130lbs

Mayweather is not quite as successful in holding off Nelson as Pernell was. Nelson keeps the pressure on and wins a majority decision.


Jack Dempsey vs. Joe Louis, 15 rounds

The big one. This ones been talked about for the last 75 years, and it is a hard one to predict. Louis, though considered by many to be the greatest finisher in heavyweight history, and arguably the greatest heavyweight fighting machine from the waist up, and is either considered the greatest or the number two heavy of all time...always had problems it seemed with men who fought out of a crouch; Arturo Gudoy gave him trouble, and in his later years he was bulled around and eventually knocked out by Marciano...Many people fail to give Dempsey much credit when it comes to ring science, but he could box and wasn't above chasing an opponent down; Louis could be hurt, could be knocked down, could be knocked out...if Galento and Baer (Buddy) could knock Louis down [as example], I dont see why Dempsey couldn't do the same, if not more often. I predict the fight would go five rounds, in favor of the Manassa Mauler


Tommy Gibbons vs Tommy Loughran, 12 rounds, Light Heavyweight

HomicideHenry wrote:Tommy Gibbons vs Tommy Loughran, 12 rounds, Light Heavyweight

Tough to call, but I think Loughran's superior footwork and all around quickness/ability gives him the edge.

Loughran by UD in an interesting and competitive tactical battle.


Alexis Arguello vs. Floyd Mayweather, 130 or 135, 15 rounds.

My2Sense wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:Tommy Gibbons vs Tommy Loughran, 12 rounds, Light Heavyweight

Tough to call, but I think Loughran's superior footwork and all around quickness/ability gives him the edge.

Loughran by UD in an interesting and competitive tactical battle.


Alexis Arguello vs. Floyd Mayweather, 130 or 135, 15 rounds.

Mayweather, SD.

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Donnie Long Vs Audley Harrison 12 Rd.

Call me crazy, but Donnie Long takes it...


Evander Holyfield (2008) vs David Haye (2008), 12 rounds

haye stops Holyfield over ten rounds, Holyfield is strong and
tries to bull his way into the hayemaker early but after
the second round he throws less and less punches and
catches more and mroe. Haye is reluctant in his attacks
throwing single shots and seldom loading up, he lands several
jabs most catching Holyfields glove and body.

The 8th round see's Holyfield attempt a rally, but to no avail
he is countered by a still fresh and to fast haye.
By the end of the ninth Holyfield is slumped in his corner, the
Doctor waves the fight off as Holyfield is unable to answer the
tenth bell.

Will he retire ... or does a Berbick in the Bahama's loom...

My hypothetical ...

Tyrell Biggs (1987) Vs Joe Bugner (1972) 12 rounds

I honestly never saw the hype around Biggs, but whatever...Aussie Joe Bugner wins this one hands down via decision over the Olympian, unaminous with some wildly exciting moments.


Ingemar Johansson, vs, Max Baer, 10 rounds

Both men's knee's graze the canvas during this one, but its Ingo's
Bingo that see's him with the W over Baer's mighty swat.

Johannsen by KO 6.

James 'Bonecrusher' Smith (1986) Vs Hasim Rahman (2001) 12 rounds.

Robinson wrote:Both men's knee's graze the canvas during this one, but its Ingo's
Bingo that see's him with the W over Baer's mighty swat.

Johannsen by KO 6.

James 'Bonecrusher' Smith (1986) Vs Hasim Rahman (2001) 12 rounds.

Hmmm, Interesting Match up, but i have to say i give Hasim a UD after 12 Rounds. No Knockdowns but a lot of troublesome moments for each fighter.

James Tillis V Valuev 12 Rd.

observer1 wrote:
James Tillis V Valuev 12 Rd.

The big man hugs and smothers his way to a win, either by decision or late stoppage.


Henry Armstrong vs. Julio Cesar Chavez, lightweights, 15 rounds.

Armstrong's perpetual body attack, non-stop...I have to give him the nod in a decision over the legendary Chavez...

tony galento vs jerry quarry, 10 rounds

Quarry blasts and counters Two Tonne Tony to a very gory and
ugly stoppage win in the 7th round. Only after Jerry himself is
wobbled in the second round. As the fight goes on, it is Quarry
who looks to be the fresher and maintains his work rate, while
Galento slows and is ultimately stopped by jarring right hands
and a jaw shattering left hook.

Quarry TKO7


Bill Lang (1908) Vs Ossie Ocassio (1979) 10 rounds