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Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:10**

Ray Leonard vs Thomas Hearns
Nunn vs Toney
Chavez vs Taylor

more....?

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:18**

Tyson-Tubbs

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:32**

The greatest come from behind KO ever: Marciano-Walcott

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:36**

Marciano - Walcott
Eubank - Watson II

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:39**

Jackson-Graham

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 05:41**

Foreman-Moorer

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 08:46**

Lamotta _ Dauthille.

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 09:37**

Greg Page v. Terrence Lewis

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 09:40**

Jeffries-Corbett

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 13:10**

Carl Thompson KO Sebastian Rothmann.

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 13:21**

I would always say Graham v Jackson. The Comentator was distraught, But have had sneaky bet on the side!

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 13:38**

Muhammad Ali - Ron Lyle.

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 13:45**

You are all forgetting one of the best come from behind KO's of modern times..................................

Barkeley - Hearns I

Posted: **28 Apr 2006, 19:33**

joe louis- billy conn

Posted: **29 Apr 2006, 11:35**

Decagon wrote:
BrocktonBlockbuster49 wrote:joe louis- billy conn
Pretty overrated. Louis was only behind by a round or two. If Conn had gotten up and simply survived the rest of the fight, Louis would have won by decision. Conn wasn't ahead by much.

i agree, also marciano-walcott is overated.

walcott was only up about 7 rounds to 5, at least on my card. it was a closer fight than people think. walcott was clearly in front, but the myth is walcott made marciano miss for 12 rounds then suddenly rocky lands his right and its over. thats far from the truth, it was a close fight

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