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Stevieb8006 wrote:Loved seeing Clinton woods win a world strap. Loved seeing Michael Gomez beat Alex Arthur. Hatton vs KT was a great night, tho he was never really the same fighter IMO.in a world level, the ward vs getting trilogy was fun and great to see non elite guys earn top dollar

Webbo911 wrote:Hatton vs Tszyu was the best for me.

I know the fight was a letdown, but Fury beating Wlad was another big one recently.

Loved watching Broner get chinned by Maidana, probably seen that fight 4 times now

Also liked seeing Tarver get shut down and dominated by Hopkins.

Now I think about it, Danny Williams has provided some great moments for me.It's terrible the road that he has decided to go down, I hope he finds peace with himself and leaves it well alone but -

1. Coming back to knockout Mark Potter out with 1 arm after dislocating his shoulder was an amazing moment to win the British title.

2. Taking an absolute hammering from a (faded) Mike Tyson before showing tremendous heart to turn things around. Really special moment that, despite Tyson being at the very end of his career.

3. Going in as a fairly big underdog and being the first to expose Audley Harrison

4. Smashed the then 23-0 Kali Meehan in a defence of his Commonwealth strap, which was a decent win looking back.

Nice to remember the good times eh?

Stuarty30 wrote:

Webbo911 wrote:Hatton vs Tszyu was the best for me.

I know the fight was a letdown, but Fury beating Wlad was another big one recently.

Loved watching Broner get chinned by Maidana, probably seen that fight 4 times now

Also liked seeing Tarver get shut down and dominated by Hopkins.

Now I think about it, Danny Williams has provided some great moments for me.It's terrible the road that he has decided to go down, I hope he finds peace with himself and leaves it well alone but -

1. Coming back to knockout Mark Potter out with 1 arm after dislocating his shoulder was an amazing moment to win the British title.

2. Taking an absolute hammering from a (faded) Mike Tyson before showing tremendous heart to turn things around. Really special moment that, despite Tyson being at the very end of his career.

3. Going in as a fairly big underdog and being the first to expose Audley Harrison

4. Smashed the then 23-0 Kali Meehan in a defence of his Commonwealth strap, which was a decent win looking back.

Nice to remember the good times eh?

Great shout mate Williams never reached his full potential but when you look back he has provided some great entertainment. I will probably watch the Potter fight again today now. Show it to the kids.

Webbo911 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Webbo911 wrote:Hatton vs Tszyu was the best for me.

I know the fight was a letdown, but Fury beating Wlad was another big one recently.

Loved watching Broner get chinned by Maidana, probably seen that fight 4 times now

Also liked seeing Tarver get shut down and dominated by Hopkins.

Now I think about it, Danny Williams has provided some great moments for me.It's terrible the road that he has decided to go down, I hope he finds peace with himself and leaves it well alone but -

1. Coming back to knockout Mark Potter out with 1 arm after dislocating his shoulder was an amazing moment to win the British title.

2. Taking an absolute hammering from a (faded) Mike Tyson before showing tremendous heart to turn things around. Really special moment that, despite Tyson being at the very end of his career.

3. Going in as a fairly big underdog and being the first to expose Audley Harrison

4. Smashed the then 23-0 Kali Meehan in a defence of his Commonwealth strap, which was a decent win looking back.

Nice to remember the good times eh?

Great shout mate Williams never reached his full potential but when you look back he has provided some great entertainment. I will probably watch the Potter fight again today now. Show it to the kids.

Gonna do the same and then probably the Tyson one after that

Stuarty30 wrote:I enjoyed the 'Indian summer' of Ryan Rhodes career. He had went a bit stale but then showed what he was all about. Gutted he never managed to win a world title.

I was ringside when Burns beat Martinez and that was pretty special. Calzaghe beating the bejesus out of Lacy was pretty satisfying.

magwitch wrote:
Choi beating Derry on the tele was good fun. Nowt against Matthews but I’d chatted with Choi a few times and most people thought he was there as “the opponent”.

Stevieb8006 wrote:

magwitch wrote:
Choi beating Derry on the tele was good fun. Nowt against Matthews but I’d chatted with Choi a few times and most people thought he was there as “the opponent”.

What a beating that was

mcato wrote:For me was when Big George Forman won the world title for the second time. It's amazing how much he was hated when he fought Ali till how much he was loved when he fought Moorer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0SONoA ... freload=10

Stuarty30 wrote:

mcato wrote:For me was when Big George Forman won the world title for the second time. It's amazing how much he was hated when he fought Ali till how much he was loved when he fought Moorer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0SONoA ... freload=10

Beautiful right cross to finish it. Moorer should've seen it coming but Foreman put him off with the jab. Nicely done

keithmoonhangover wrote:As a British boxing fan abroad, Benn-Barkley was incredible, the atmosphere was electric. When Benn came in to 'Land of Hope and Glory', I was a British as I've ever been.

tigermoth87 wrote:Seeing Broner run away whilst the fans threw bottles and bits of trash at him was a glorious moment.

Froch destroying Bute, Calzaghe beating Lacey and Fury ending Wlad's run at the top were also great.

Stuarty30 wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:As a British boxing fan abroad, Benn-Barkley was incredible, the atmosphere was electric. When Benn came in to 'Land of Hope and Glory', I was a British as I've ever been.

British as fukk blud