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Re: Biggest one sided beat downs in supposed "super fights"
Posted: 07 Sep 2009, 15:37
by boxingfan2323
Pacman VS hatton had to be
Re: Biggest one sided beat downs in supposed "super fights"
Posted: 07 Sep 2009, 16:40
by Finn
observer1 wrote:kingfinn wrote:]
Apart from that if calzaghe hadnt humiliated lacy so badly he would have probably gone on to be one of the biggest world champions on the current scene by now. Calzaghe destroyed his career, lacy is psychologicaly demolished by that one drawn out beating by a man who broke one of his hands half way through the fight.
It was well documented that calzaghe was the underdog, apart from by the british boxing fans who knew he was going to take "the next mike tyson" to school.
lmfao
What a chav.
dont know how you came to that conclusion im an insurance broker.
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Re: Biggest one sided beat downs in supposed "super fights"
Posted: 07 Sep 2009, 16:57
by chinny
stujones wrote:
Yes, and I thought Bernard Dunne was going to join this list after the first few rounds of his world title fight... but then he came back.
Been a few others hasn't there.
Jones vs Woods
Hunter vs Molitor
Cook vs Luevano/Martinez
Yes there have, Chavez v Holligan was another, albeit an all time great. Herbie Hide only really stepped up to world class v Bowe and was completely wiped out.
Re: Biggest one sided beat downs in supposed "super fights"
Posted: 07 Sep 2009, 18:26
by stujones
chinny wrote:stujones wrote:
Yes, and I thought Bernard Dunne was going to join this list after the first few rounds of his world title fight... but then he came back.
Been a few others hasn't there.
Jones vs Woods
Hunter vs Molitor
Cook vs Luevano/Martinez
Yes there have, Chavez v Holligan was another, albeit an all time great. Herbie Hide only really stepped up to world class v Bowe and was completely wiped out.
Well you could argue Vitali is now world class
