Boxers who got beat so bad you felt sorry..

All the good ones have been pointed out already. I even felt a little sorry for DLH against Pac towards the end. To be beaten up by such a little man was humiliation. He deserved it for making the fight, but even I, a hardened mocker of all things DLH, found that quite a pitiful sight.

Dennis Andries V's Tommy Hearns, poor Dennis had no finesse but loads of heart which was not enough.Tommy kept looking at him like 'stay down fool'.
Give Dennis his due he reportedly walked into Kronk Gym and asked Emanuelle to train him !! That took balls considering it was Tommy's gym. Dennis went on to get his title back for those youngsters out there ;D

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Although it wasn't a real beating Tszyu vs Hatton was sad to watch. You could see Tszyu was trying things that once was so easy for him but age had caught upto this great warrior and he could no longer do what he once could. I'm just glad Hatton has gone on to become the man at 140 so Tszyu's defeat doesn't look so bad!

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Originally Posted by clintuk

I actually did feel sorry for De La Hoya when he lost to Pacquiao...to just see in his eyes that drained and beaten look, it's horrible for someone who once was so hungry for it and then to see him lose it. I actually felt as if Pacquiao went a little less hard on him as the fight went on too, it was harsh.

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same i kinda started shoutin for him even
and i was rootin for pacman

Even though it was dealt and received by both parties, the Ruelas-Gatti fight always made me sad for Gabe just because of the circumstances surrounding him after the tragic Jimmy Garcia fight. It wasn't nearly as bad as some of the aforementioned fight but for some reason I remember feeling real bad for him after he got ko'd.

Here re-watching Mark Brelands merciless beating of gutsy Lloyd Honeyghan.....was that ref ever banned:o:shinner: jeezarse man

Thanks to all! :)