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milpool wrote:Frank Bruno v Oliver McCall? Probably not an obvious one but Bruno wasn't known for going the full 12 rounds.

No offence fella, but that's a not a great call. McCall was well past his best and given his chin, most people predicted Bruno on points.

Ok guys, what do you reckon for Sexton v Larry?

Deserter wrote:

milpool wrote:Frank Bruno v Oliver McCall? Probably not an obvious one but Bruno wasn't known for going the full 12 rounds.

No offence fella, but that's a not a great call. McCall was well past his best and given his chin, most people predicted Bruno on points.

I seem to remember most people predicted McCall would stop Bruno late.

lefthook82 wrote:Ok guys, what do you reckon for Sexton v Larry?

Went big on this not going the distance, lucky for me there was a headclash because I couldnt see a legit stopage coming from either fighter

Shane McPhilbin v Enzo Macranelli must be one of the top picks. The bookies must have made a killing on this fight

Pacman vs Mayweather about 6 years ago yet it still goes on!

lol. they will be in on verge of retirment before they get it on. What an absole waste

Tommy Oosthuizen fought Jared Lovat 8-0(8kos) and 6-0(6kos) respectively a few years back. The result? Oosthuizen won a split dec.

Maybe Macca v McKenzie will be added to this list tonight

Just watched Ray Mercer v Bert Cooper, now although Mercer had a great chin , Cooper had been KO'd a couple of times and bailed out early against Foreman.

But this fight is one of the forgotten great heavyweight fights, both boxers landed bombs from the start, Cooper got up from a 1st round knockdown and went on to make a mess of Mercer's jaw. But both boxers were there at the end of 12 rounds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AisFC8HHlJc

Garcia vs matthysse

gman tilz wrote:Garcia vs matthysse

yep! :x

Final round wrote:

gman tilz wrote:Garcia vs matthysse

yep! :x

Aha oh dear! Sounds like it might of cost you a few pennies!

Could this Haye fight go distance?

lefthook82 wrote:Could this Haye fight go distance?

Ask Riddick, looking at this thread he's got Haye destroying Wlad, even mentioning a Maccarinelli 2 kind of scenario, over 7 years ago! He's different class, this lad.

mickey1975 wrote:

lefthook82 wrote:Could this Haye fight go distance?

Ask Riddick, looking at this thread he's got Haye destroying Wlad, even mentioning a Maccarinelli 2 kind of scenario, over 7 years ago! He's different class, this lad.

does he 'guarantee you, fellas, lump on' ?

Povetkin vs Marco Huck and I'm still quite confident either of them would have faced the floor within 3 rounds after distance.

mickey1975 wrote:

lefthook82 wrote:Could this Haye fight go distance?

Ask Riddick, looking at this thread he's got Haye destroying Wlad, even mentioning a Maccarinelli 2 kind of scenario, over 7 years ago! He's different class, this lad.

yes, that's exactly what I wrote. great to see your reading comprehension coming along

Enzo vs Braithwaite.

Judges were expected to be surplus for Foreman/Holyfield and Foreman/Morrison.

asdfjkl wrote:Povetkin vs Marco Huck and I'm still quite confident either of them would have faced the floor within 3 rounds after distance.

You've said is hard consideration.

Great thread. I remember Foreman-Holyfield, media said no way it was going distance. Both fighters has ads displayed on the soles of their boots.....

In retrospect it's ridiculous - two guys with great chins, one a puncher and very big, but slow and old, one not a big puncher but light and busy....

It was a fight made to go the distance