Most Underrated Fights Ever

I judge good fights by whether or not they keep me on the edge of my seat and Tyson-Holyfield I had me standing the entire time. It's a shame that the bite fight rematch in a way kind of erased the memory of this fight. Mike getting dropped for the first time since Buster Douglas, getting up off the canvas and throwing combos like he would in the 80s, and Evander standing and going toe to toe with him. Holyfield going in for the kill at the end was the stuff of warriors. IMO very underrated fight.

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

For some reason Naseem Hamed-Augie Sanchez popped into my head. That was a good fight

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Really? That was such a destruction for Hamed. Sanchez came in the ring looking like Elvis and fought like him.

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Originally Posted by Rican

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

For some reason Naseem Hamed-Augie Sanchez popped into my head. That was a good fight

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Really? That was such a destruction for Hamed. Sanchez came in the ring looking like Elvis and fought like him.

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Hardly a one sided fight though.You do remember Sanchez left on a stretcher and would later be forced to retire as he sustained serious damage in later part of career??

Rafael Ruelas vs. Freddie Pendleton I remember seeing this yrs. ago when it happened and then having the opp. to see it again... Wow! what a fight Ruelas comes back.

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Originally Posted by SaltyBacon

jeff lacy vs. syd vanderpool
joel casamayor vs. popo freitas and joe morales
kermit cintron vs. david estrada
arturo gatti vs. joe hutchinson

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Great choices

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Originally Posted by Rican

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

For some reason Naseem Hamed-Augie Sanchez popped into my head. That was a good fight

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Really? That was such a destruction for Hamed. Sanchez came in the ring looking like Elvis and fought like him.

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Sanchez dropped Hamed twice. And they weren't called.

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Originally Posted by amat

Lamon Brewster - Sergei Lyakhovich

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Showtime replayed this fight a few nights ago. Great back-and-forth war.

I think one of the most amazing things of recent years is that Liakhovich managed to be in a great war and then one of the most boring fights of all-time in back to back fights.

Earl - Katsidis

Khan - Limond

Johanesson - Mitchell

Liakovich - Brewster

Sanchez - Naz

Arthur - Gomez

Cotto - Torres

Barrios - Freitas

Monroe Brooks vs Bruce Curry William Caveman Lee vs John LoCicero

One that desreves attention is Mitchell vs. Johanson.
Not underrated...everybody who's seen it admitted it was a stormer!

Charlers Williams vs Merqui Sosa 1/2, Freddie Pendleton vs Rafael Ruelas, Julio Cesar Gonzalez vs Julian Letterlough, Micky Ward vs Reggie Green, Clifford Eitenne vs Fracois Botha, James Green vs Frank Fletcher, Teddy Reid vs Elio Ortiz, Michael Brodie vs In Jin Chi 1, Paulie Ayala vs Bones Adams 1