After a fight
Two old School ones
Frazier after Ali 1
Jose Roman after Foreman
After a fight
Two old School ones
Frazier after Ali 1
Jose Roman after Foreman
and 2 very obvious ones!
Taylor after Chavez
Lacy after Calzaghe
Thats cricket
Vargas after he fought Trinidad
Jirov after he fought Toney
Speaking of Taylor
Jermain after Hopkins
and Mancini after Kim
Reid- Trinidad
Oddly enough
Douglas-Tyson
Corrales after the first Castillo fight. Though his decline may have had a lot to do with his inablility to make the weight.
How about Liakhovich-Briggs?
Or Brewster-Liakhovich? Although I think Brewster has only lost the will, I don't think Sergei did him in.
Rahim-Morales? J/k
Oops
Curry v Honeyghan
Benn v McClellan
Eubanks v Watson 2
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Meldrick Taylor vs Julio Cesar Chavez 1
Fernando Vargas vs Felix Trinidad
Chris Eubank and Michael Watson 2
Leon Spinks vs Muhammad Ali 2
Yaqui Lopez vs Matthew Saad Muhammad 2
Jeff Lacy vs Joe Calzaghe
Nigel Benn vs Gerald McClellan
Michael Brodie vs In Chi Jin 1
Jeff Fenech vs Azumah Nelson 1
Gabriel Ruelas was never the same after Garcia passed.
Jesus Chavez was never the same after Johnson passed.
Morales was not the same after Pac I.
Evander was def. not the same after the Lennox rematch.
I for one think that David Tua was never the same after the Ibeabuchi fight.
Could an argument be made that Wilfredo Gomez, was never the same after Salvador Sanchez passed away ?
Although i do think he put in a good performance against Juan La Porte, but Juan La Porte didn't really throw many punches after the 1st round, and went into a shell.
I know Wilfredo Gomez was upset that he never got a chance to prove he was better than Sanchez.
Davey Moore post Roberto Duran
Cuevas after Hearns bounced him
Andrew Maynard after Frank Tate
Hector Camacho after Rosario
Allen Green after Edison Miranda.....the whole feet thing![]()
Michael Grant after Lewis.
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