Fighters who are/were at their most dangerous when hurt!

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Originally Posted by Fenster

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Originally Posted by AdamGB

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Originally Posted by ICB

Naseem Hamed was knocked down and stunned many times in his career. What made him exciting is that he had the power, to change a fight around with 1 punch.

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Don't know about being 'hurt' though... the guy was very chinny and was susceptible to flash knockdowns.

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Don't think he was chinny. The knockdowns seemed to be more a case of getting caught flush off balance because of his unorthodox style.

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I always thought he was chinny until he fought Barrera. He shocked me with just what he could take that night.

Can't believe no one mentioned Marvin Hagler....

Rd 3 of the Hearns bout showed how dangerous he was when hurt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrMQJ4Z-4-c

In the Migabi fight everytime Marvin ate big shots he fired back like a machine

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Originally Posted by Rocky Balboa

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Originally Posted by cpcompany

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Originally Posted by Deanrw

Arturo Gatti was always dangerous when wounded.
Aaron Pryor - It was always a mistake for an opponent to knock him down
Holyfield - Hurting him just made him fight harder.

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The knock down where he gets up and tries to attack the other fighter before the ref starts the count is priceless. Sheer anger, hardness and psychosis rolled into one.

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DuJuan Johnson fight

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Originally Posted by holmcall

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Originally Posted by Rocky Balboa

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Originally Posted by cpcompany

The knock down where he gets up and tries to attack the other fighter before the ref starts the count is priceless. Sheer anger, hardness and psychosis rolled into one.

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which fight?

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DuJuan Johnson fight

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I thought that was the Akio Kameda fight ? it could of been the Dujuan Johnson fight though, but i haven't seen the fight in ages.

Nigel Benn
Julian Jackson
Tommy Hearns
Naz

Vinny Pazienza
Riddick Bowe
Mickey ward
Miguel Cotto
Jorge Castro
Marco Barrera

As already mentioned, Evander Holyfield. one of my favorite clips against Moorer, Bobby Chez was talking about how some fighters are anothers silverbulle and just as he says Moorer is Holyfields guy, Evander Waffles Moorer right on Que ;D

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Originally Posted by JT Rock

As already mentioned, Evander Holyfield. one of my favorite clips against Moorer, Bobby Chez was talking about how some fighters are anothers silverbulle and just as he says Moorer is Holyfields guy, Evander Waffles Moorer right on Que ;D

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No doubt.Classic.I'd never question Moorers heart again.Looked like some scene from a George Romero film...kept rising for more;D

ICB got the ultimate pick first IMO Matthew Saad Mohammed. You would seriously be think the ref is gonna stop this soon, then he just starts throwing bombs, and your like wtf this guy was just out on his feet.

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Originally Posted by Spicoli

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Originally Posted by JT Rock

As already mentioned, Evander Holyfield. one of my favorite clips against Moorer, Bobby Chez was talking about how some fighters are anothers silverbulle and just as he says Moorer is Holyfields guy, Evander Waffles Moorer right on Que ;D

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No doubt.Classic.I'd never question Moorers heart again.Looked like some scene from a George Romero film...kept rising for more;D

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Micheal Moorer: " But I still got up and fought though dog." -afterfight quote

Had to re-post this obscure up and down bash :shinner:. Nooo fast forward
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9criQ...eature=related

Carl Thompson

Forgive me I've not read all the posts but off the top of my head, I would say Nigel Benn, Marco Antonio Barerra, Erik Morales, Aaron Pryor and even JM Marquez to a certain degree.

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Originally Posted by The Wind

Forgive me I've not read all the posts but off the top of my head, I would say Nigel Benn, Marco Antonio Barerra, Erik Morales, Aaron Pryor and even JM Marquez to a certain degree.

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I have not included any old fighters, like Henry Armstrong or Braddock, because in those days they would get hurt/hit so much, no fear so I'm not sure if you want to go back that far.

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Originally Posted by Master

Carl Thompson

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Good one!