Thread: Reverse result in rematch after KO

theres been a thread recently mentioning Bute avoiding the froch rematch

i think so soon after such a massive defeat its probably wise

has there been any examples where a fighter has been cleaned out by another and then had another fight with him and won (probably several)?

but has a result been reversed after a KO when the rematch was soon after the first?

and has a result been reversed after a KO when the rematch was both fighters next fight?

Originally Posted by erics44

theres been a thread recently mentioning Bute avoiding the froch rematch

i think so soon after such a massive defeat its probably wise

has there been any examples where a fighter has been cleaned out by another and then had another fight with him and won (probably several)?

but has a result been reversed after a KO when the rematch was soon after the first?

and has a result been reversed after a KO when the rematch was both fighters next fight?

Lewis vs Rahman
Castillo vs Corrales

Joe Louis Max Schmeling

Floyd Patterson Ingermar Johansson, Patterson got TKOd by Johansson then rematched immediately and KOd Johansson

lewis rahman was both fighters next fight wasnt it?

was castillo corralez? i cant remember, if not it was soon after wasnt it

Originally Posted by erics44

lewis rahman was both fighters next fight wasnt it?

was castillo corralez? i cant remember, if not it was soon after wasnt it

Yeh, immediate rematch mate

Graziano vs Zale

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

Rafael Marquez and Izzy Vazquez 1 and 2

Originally Posted by Spicoli

Rafael Marquez and Izzy Vazquez 1 and 2

I thought of this but didn't think it was a great comeback as neither seemed dominant over the other.

Terry Norris beat Simon Brown after being KOed brutally by him although it was on points.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

if you cry are you automatically stopped?

Originally Posted by erics44

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

if you cry are you automatically stopped?

Well... Mills Lane actually stopped the fight because McCall refused to continue fighting and/or defending himself. The crying was an additional weirdness element to the fight.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Originally Posted by erics44

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

if you cry are you automatically stopped?

Well... Mills Lane actually stopped the fight because McCall refused to continue fighting and/or defending himself. The crying was an additional weirdness element to the fight.

yeah thats true

perhaps you are allowed to cry as long as you carry on boxing

Originally Posted by erics44

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Originally Posted by erics44

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

if you cry are you automatically stopped?

Well... Mills Lane actually stopped the fight because McCall refused to continue fighting and/or defending himself. The crying was an additional weirdness element to the fight.

yeah thats true

perhaps you are allowed to cry as long as you carry on boxing

LMAO..... that would be, hands down, the ultimate weirdest moment in boxing for sure.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Lewis-McCall also.
Although technically McCall broke down crying (there's no crying in boxing!) and Mills Lane had no choice but to stop the fight.

Weird.

That was 3 years later mate