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After watching Dupas vs Scott IV I was wondering if anyone can think of a fight more evenly matched, Dupas and Scott were so even it could of gone either way and every round could of gone either way.

I never saw it and I've never seen any of the Griffith/Rodriguez fights. But from what I've read it seems like those guys were as tight as it gets.

Toney-McCallum (at least the first two times)
Johnson-Charles
Barrera-Morales

Pacquiao/Marquez x2

Good shouts

Hopkins vs Taylor maybe

Gatti Ward even if the score was 2 to 1.

tzyuforever wrote:Pacquiao/Marquez x2

First one to spring to my mind. I had it for Marquez by a point.

sg1985 wrote:

Goodnight, Irene wrote:

tzyuforever wrote:Pacquiao/Marquez x2

First one to spring to my mind. I had it for Marquez by a point.

Great fight, good choice. It was tight, I thought Pacquaio just stole it by a point. 114-113.

i also had pac up by one point. i think i had two rounds even. 5-5-2. the knockdown of course made the difference.

wouldnt complain if marquez took the decision.

hagler-leonard

i watched this fight plenty of times and i had a different winner everytime.

Bobby Chacon/Bazooka Limon fights

kikibalt wrote:Bobby Chacon/Bazooka Limon fights

I think these two would still be fighting today, if no one would have rang that final bell.

Above posts make me think of Vazquez & Marquez. The third fight was scintillatingly even.

Sure was, I thought marquez edged it, but that stirring rally left me unable to complain. I can't wait until the fourth installment.

...for a time emile griffith was in more split decision fight than any other champion. this count included some of his non-title fights.

even though robinson won all but one of his fights against lamotta, all were considered close and some writers disputed a few of the wins....and jake did keep their title fight a combat before the last few rounds.

big train express wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

Goodnight, Irene wrote: First one to spring to my mind. I had it for Marquez by a point.

Great fight, good choice. It was tight, I thought Pacquaio just stole it by a point. 114-113.

i also had pac up by one point. i think i had two rounds even. 5-5-2. the knockdown of course made the difference.

wouldnt complain if marquez took the decision.

Great shout

I had both closely to Marquez but can have no complaints about either decision

Somewhere between rounds 11 and 15 is a point at which Hearns and Leonard are dead even.

Besides the four fights against Luis Rodriguez, Griffith also had three good evenly fought 15 rounders against Nino Benvenuti.

Woller

gavilan and billy graham

jaclem2 wrote:gavilan and billy graham

Charles and Moore.....yeah yeah yeah....Charles wins them....but that's not the whole story....now is it jaclem?

...okay buzz..here's the whole story..after their fights they went out together and ate come cotton candy...although for the third fight they had to wait until the next day when moore regained consciousness...