Is there anything worse than Trinidad vs De La Hoya 2 not happening, this was the ultimate let down for boxing fans, 2 extreme ego's who robbed us of a great rivalry.
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Is there anything worse than Trinidad vs De La Hoya 2 not happening, this was the ultimate let down for boxing fans, 2 extreme ego's who robbed us of a great rivalry.
for me it has to be... Ali Vs Foreman
Mike Tyson vs Buster Douglas.
Roy Jones vs Bernard Hopkins.
Roy Jones vs James Toney.
Ray Mercer vs Evander Holyfield.
Would have loved to see lenox and vitali square off once more
Vitali would have KO'd himQuote:
Originally Posted by armin
Oscar-Cheato 2 not materializing is more Cheato's fault . I remember in the early 2000s like around 03, Oscar made many attempts to set up a rematch, frequently visiting Tito In Puerti rico, buying him dinner and shit like that to convince him but dude didnt bulge. He wasn't having none of it cuz he know he hit the jackpot in 99.. He knew he got schooled and could not compete with him stylistically so even when he made brief comebacks, he fought everybody but OScar..
roy-Hopkins 2 was just rubbish. Con man Hops refused a 60-40 offer made by roy in the early 2000s instead punk had to wait nearly a decade to get it on when roy was shot to shit.. To this day u ask Hops about the fight and he'd act as if he accmoplished something great. Even against a shell of Roy, u guys remember how pathetic he acted? fukin guy is rubbish
Mayweather-Judah- I thought that Zab had Floyd in real trouble at one point and deserved a rematch.
De La Hoya-Quartey- Close fight, exciting fight, why not a second time
Ali V Foreman
Whitaker V Chavez
DLH V Quartey
DLH V Trinidad
Macklin v Moore
everytime this thread comes up i say the same thing
Eubank v Benn III
La Starza Marciano 3.
Or at the very least La Starza 2 should have been an instant rematch instead of the 3 and a half year wait.
Not sure how many of you know this but La Starza Marciano 1 by today's rules would have been a draw, one judge gave it to La Starza, another to Marciano and the last one a Draw.
But back then, in New York, the ref got the deciding vote and he had Marciano up.
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referee: Jack Watson 5-5 | judge: Arthur Schwartz 5-4 | judge: Artie Aidala 4-5
Under New York's supplemental scoring system referee Watson had Marciano winning 9-6, so Marciano was awarded a split decision.
but Rocky fucked him up so bad in the rematch that a 3rd fight was out of the question I think La Starza had some nerve damage in the elbows and bone chips too. He probably wopuldnt have wanted a 3rd fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
I agree, but I believe the rematch should have been right after the first one.Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbustbut Rocky fucked him up so bad in the rematch that a 3rd fight was out of the question I think La Starza had some nerve damage in the elbows and bone chips too. He probably wopuldnt have wanted a 3rd fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
La Starza had 18 fights in 3 1/2 years between the Rocky fights, and he had 6 fights in the year leading upto the rematch including 5 tough 10 rounders.
So he was definitely battleworn. The instant rematch would have seen a better result and chance for him.
Naz should have rematched Barrera, sparked him the fuck out, and then gone on to spark the fuck out Morales and Marquez and Pac. Then step up in weight and spark the fuck out Floyd, actually Floyd would have ducked him.
Boxing history as we know it is completely bogus all because the rematch never happened. Damn shame.
Hagler v Leonard
Hagler v Hearns
Hearns v Leonard should have been sooner
Hearns vs Leonard 2 happened way too late.
Two washed up fighters looking for one last paydayQuote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
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Originally Posted by Fenster
I was thinking that Duran V Leonard 2 was way to 'early' especially for Duran, he should've made Leonard sweat on a rematch for at least 10 months to a year.
Sanchez V Nelson (sadly death robbed us of seeing that one)
Leonard v Hearns (should've happened within a year of their first meeting)
Hagler V Leonard - (Most definitely should've happened by the end of 1987)
Hagler V Hearns - simply because of the nature of the fight not the early finish, Hearns would always be a chance in a rematch.
Camacho V Rosario ( actaully watched this again not long ago, Camacho does well in this fight, but they should've fought again)
Barerra V Hamed (the prince turned back into a toad and the charm was gone along with his career after the humiliating loss to Barerra. True champions come back and try again and if they are true champions they end up winning again!)
Lewis V Vitali (don't get me started, Lewis hightailed it out of dodge as soon as he saw the Klitschko's coming to town. One taste of Vitali was enough for him!