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Re: One-sided performances in fights that seemed competetive
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 05:49
by big lennox
Vernon Forest -Ricardo Mayorga I & II
Re: One-sided performances in fights that seemed competetive
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 06:16
by Lenny
big lennox wrote:Vernon Forest -Ricardo Mayorga I & II
Forrest won the 2nd fight imo, certainly wasn't one sided
Re: One-sided performances in fights that seemed competetive
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 07:45
by banjo
Chris W 1982 wrote:Watched Meldrick Taylor/Julio Cesar Chavez fight last night.
That was a mesmerising performance from Taylor. If Taylor would have held on then that would go down as a supreme masterclass.
While Taylor was always in control on the scorecards(well 2 of them anyway, how one of them had Chavez ahead still bewilders me), the physical damage he took in that goes to show it was a highly competitive bout
Re: One-sided performances in fights that seemed competetive
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 08:18
by coghaugen11
Captain Hook wrote:coghaugen11 wrote:Deserter wrote:
Were we watching the same fights?
Eubank didn't take a punch in the opening round of either fight, and Benn was going all-out.
I thought he won the first five very clearly and very easily against Watson.
I don't think anyone, until now, has ever described Eubank v Benn as a one sided performance
It wasn't a one-sided performance as such, but Eubank was often dominant in the fight and Benn wasn't.
Re: One-sided performances in fights that seemed competetive
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 16:37
by crusader
Lenny wrote:big lennox wrote:Vernon Forest -Ricardo Mayorga I & II
Forrest won the 2nd fight imo, certainly wasn't one sided
I had him winning the second fight as well. To be honest, I didn't even think the first fight would be competitive, Forrest seemed to be a level above Mayorga going into that fight.