If you could make any 1 fight in any era happen ?

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Originally Posted by tam seddon

salvador sanchez-MAB

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That would be a Very Good one

I always thought Michael Spinks VS Roy Jones both in their prime.....Also Hagler VS Monzon

How about this Era

Wladimer vs. Sergei

Brewster vs Nicolay

Toney vs. Brock

Hatton vs. Castillo

Hatton vs. Cotto

PBf vs. Hatton

PBF vs. Cotto

Tua vs Wladimer

Byrd vs. Bell

Ruiz vs. Viagra

And Miranda vs. Abraham

JT against Sturm

Ouma vs. Mayorga

Juan Diaz vs Ebo Elder

Juarez vs. Juan Diaz

Barerra vs. Julio Diaz(if he moves up)

A few more of the little man fights going on but thats all I can think of right now

Michael Spinks v Bob Foster

Patterson v Marciano

Foreman v Liston

Dempsey v Johnson

Jimmy Wilde v Jung Koo Chang

Hagler v Hopkins

Don King v Doc Kearns ;D

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Originally Posted by tam seddon

salvador sanchez-MAB

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That would be a Very Good one

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I would prefer Saddler Vs Sanchez!

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Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

id love to have seen shavers and foreman that would of been such a war
ali vs joe louis
nigel benn vs julian jackson that would of been great slugfest
larry holmes vs lennox lewis battle of the jabs
gerald vs roy jones
butterbean vs danny williams two fattys going at it ;)

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Yup, i would like to change my choice to this one. And can we have a reinforced ring, and milkshakes instead of water in the corners, and burgers instead of sponges. Top call fella, cc

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cc back at you super

Oh oh oh oh!
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Arturo Gatti vs Emmanuel Augustus

Sign 'em up for the trilogy.
There's no way in hell this wouldn't have been the motherfuggin' barnburner to end all barnburners if barnburners ever needed to end.

SRL/Hagler 2

i would of liked to of seen it but dont think it would of been very exciting

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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

i would of liked to of seen it but dont think it would of been very exciting

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Yeah but it would of solved the first fight. I thought hagler won the first fight but alot of people also think SRL won. It would of been great to see the result. I would see hagler knocking SRL out in the rematch.

i dunno mate i think if ray leonard had couple warm up fights hed be even better for rematch

another fight i would of loved to of seen is foreman vs ali 2 would of been great fight i think foreman would take hes time more in rematch and not waste some many punches

Ike Ibeabuchi vs. Mike Tyson

Tyson-Lewis in 1994

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Tyson-Lewis in 1994

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Yes it would have nice to have seen Lewis knock out Tyson in 94. This way all these ani-Lewis people would have to find another excuse.

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Originally Posted by tam seddon

salvador sanchez-MAB

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That would be a Very Good one

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I would prefer Saddler Vs Sanchez!

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I would have to go with Sandy on that one

Just one wish

Ray Leonard/Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Welter Weight.

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Originally Posted by Danny_G

Just one wish

Ray Leonard/Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Welter Weight.

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:coolclick: on that note!

Have no idea why I didn't think of that one too. That would be the battle of speed, slickness, & top shelf ego's right there...honestly though...I think that Floyd would lose that one. I mean...I love Floyd & all that...but there are just certain people out there that I think would give him a crash course on bulb counting quick, fast, & in a hurry.

I'm not that big on Ray Leonard...but he was amazing...I just couldn't ever get into him...just because I was a huge Hagler fan & I hated the way that that mess turned out.

I still aint sold on Floyd @ 147 yet. How about you D?

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Originally Posted by Danny_G

Just one wish

Ray Leonard/Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Welter Weight.

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:coolclick: on that note!

Have no idea why I didn't think of that one too. That would be the battle of speed, slickness, & top shelf ego's right there...honestly though...I think that Floyd would lose that one. I mean...I love Floyd & all that...but there are just certain people out there that I think would give him a crash course on bulb counting quick, fast, & in a hurry.

I'm not that big on Ray Leonard...but he was amazing...I just couldn't ever get into him...just because I was a huge Hagler fan & I hated the way that that mess turned out.

I still aint sold on Floyd @ 147 yet. How about you D?

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How about Meldrick Taylor vs. Floyd Mayweather?

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How about Meldrick Taylor vs. Floyd Mayweather?

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You know...I was never big on Taylor & I honestly think that he's more famous for the gents he lost to than who he beat & how.

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Roy Jones Jr. vs Sugar Ray Robinson at 160-168.
It would decide just who was the greatest fighter lb for lb who ever lived.
I'd take Roy Jones by UD myself. Both had tremendous speed and power, but I think Roy was faster and more elusive.

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:lolhaha:


:coolclick: For making me piss myself.

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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;D Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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;D Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.

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You know...I always hated learning about SRR's history...he always seemed liked such a great guy...until you got to the root of it.

Not making excuses for him...but have you noticed that most boxers (not all) have a dark side?

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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;D Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.

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You know...I always hated learning about SRR's history...he always seemed liked such a great guy...until you got to the root of it.

Not making excuses for him...but have you noticed that most boxers (not all) have a dark side?

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Yes, Most. Except Mike Tyson, he's such a sweetheart! :lickish: :)

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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;D Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.

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You know...I always hated learning about SRR's history...he always seemed liked such a great guy...until you got to the root of it.

Not making excuses for him...but have you noticed that most boxers (not all) have a dark side?

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Yes, Most. Except Mike Tyson, he's such a sweetheart! :lickish: :)

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On that note...I'm off to bed. ;D

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh. :coolclick: :appl:

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;D Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.

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You know...I always hated learning about SRR's history...he always seemed liked such a great guy...until you got to the root of it.

Not making excuses for him...but have you noticed that most boxers (not all) have a dark side?

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Yes, Most. Except Mike Tyson, he's such a sweetheart! :lickish: :)

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On that note...I'm off to bed. ;D

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;D Good night then Wacko.

chavez vs duran jake dempsey vs rocky marciano

As always, Larry Holmes v George Foreman (Late 70's - Early 80's).
Would of stood for a lot through boxing history.

yep its shame foreman retired bit early for larry

i would have said eubank v jones jr. since its been said.

Eubank vs Toney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






























Tyson vs Foreman ;D couldnt resist ;D

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I know it is a bit of a stretch to compare that wifebeater to a prime Roy Jones, but a lot of people do. Go figure.


Ahhhhhhhhhhhh ha ha ha ha!!! Gotdam!!! Did you just say that?!?!?

Wife beater...now that was wrong...heh heh heh.


Thanks. I thought you'd like that one. It is true you know. The man was just as brutal as Lamotta when it came to women and his kids. His own son, remembered in his documentary how "Sugar" Ray walked through the front door one evening, furious with his mother, Robinson's wife, and blasted her with one of his favorite combos, knocking her out cold, then stared at his son, and walked out of the house. He also ran around on his wives and became furious and violent when ever they mentioned anything about it to him. Great fighter, but not so great of guy. Had his problems.


You know...I always hated learning about SRR's history...he always seemed liked such a great guy...until you got to the root of it.

Not making excuses for him...but have you noticed that most boxers (not all) have a dark side?




Yes, Most. Except Mike Tyson, he's such a sweetheart!


On that note...I'm off to bed.

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lol....when Jose Torress asked tyson what was the hardest punch you ever landed on someone . tyson smiled and said "the best punch i ever landed on someone was a backhand on Robin,... she hit every wall in the room."

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If I could pluck 2 fighters from 2 different eras Prime (without Robin Givens) Tyson vs Prime Ali

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cc my man. Good call.

Naz Vs Morales 1997 would be the most competitive timeline IMO 8)

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i would have said eubank v jones jr. since its been said.

Eubank vs Toney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






























Tyson vs Foreman ;D couldnt resist ;D

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foreman would be to strong for tyson and foreman stops him in about 4 or 5rounds

Again Im Gonna Have to Go With Von I Would Love To See Tyson Vs Ali

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I've been thinking about this and it really makes me curious about what would've happened in a Gatti Vs Tsyzu fight. But yeah Floyd vs Ray Leonard would've been good, Ali vs Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard vs Sugar Shane Mosely, Vargas vs Mayorga.

ali vs tyson. i would love to see that fight. both in their primes

I'd have Jones and Eubank in about '92.

eubank vs marvin hagler :P