any good beatings that we may have missed? Can't watch Bowe vs. Gonzalez again. It's old now. I wanna watch a 6-8 round beating before a glorious ko or mercy stoppage.
cheers...
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any good beatings that we may have missed? Can't watch Bowe vs. Gonzalez again. It's old now. I wanna watch a 6-8 round beating before a glorious ko or mercy stoppage.
cheers...
Roy Jones vs Richard Hall was brutal. Roy was unusually malicious and it ended up being a slaughtering with a (late) mercy stoppage.
Charming.
Saw that live... recorded it too... an all time classic beating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
Oh yeah, I'm beginning to think we have a sadist in company. I can imagine him with unfocused eyes and drooling mouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanman
One-sided would have been much better than SAVAGE, you little monster!
Julian Jackson v Buster Drayton , a beating then a classic KO.
JCC V Edwin Rosario.
Tyson v Biggs.
Marvin Hagler v Fulgencio Obelmejias 1 and 2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrhF8MNwMBM
This one is kinda sad given how Quarry ended up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdQdEhnWcDI
Chuvalo: best chin in boxing history to stand up to Foreman's best
How did Hagler get away with all of those low blows... through his entire career.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
Tszyu battering the hell out of Gonzales
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqQGscfg5Ms
Peter McNeeley's Dad vs. Floyd Patterson.
Ol' Tom gets knocked down 11 TIMES and keeps getting back up.
Yes, 11 times in 3 rounds.
Rodney King vs LAPD handicap match:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITlz6lECfk0
:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
So THAT's where Peter McNeely got his fighting spirit from?? heheheh...
Should have let him continue against Tyson. Ref's nowadays are such wussies.
:p
El Gran Campeon Mexicano Julio Cesar Chavez could be malicious.
Great fighter, a Legend, but he could be very malicious.
He carried both the Macho Man Hector Camacho and Greg Haugen just so he could punish them more.
The beating on Edwin Rosario was epic.Quote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Y'know, I watched a helluva lot of Boxing in that era, but somehow missed that one. And never did catch a replay. Over the years, the Rosario beating gets brought up every now and then, I guess maybe I should go look at it somewhere, eh.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThe beating on Edwin Rosario was epic.Quote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Tyson was in the crowd and rooting for Rosario because I think he was in his stable. Even he admitted Chavez was brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180Y'know, I watched a helluva lot of Boxing in that era, but somehow missed that one. And never did catch a replay. Over the years, the Rosario beating gets brought up every now and then, I guess maybe I should go look at it somewhere, eh.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThe beating on Edwin Rosario was epic.Quote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
I missed Chavez v Jose Luis Ramirez.
Ali - Patterson
Duran - Moore
First ones that come to mind.
From what I have seen from this thread was that Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. was the most vicious of them all- something I already knew. He PUNISHED people... he made you want to crawl up and slowly die the way he beat you up.
He enjoyed beating the hell out of you but not enough to knock you out and put you out of your misery.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
He sure was a cruel mofo.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe enjoyed beating the hell out of you but not enough to knock you out and put you out of your misery.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
First time I saw him I did not know who he was and he pulverised a fighter who was built like an Adonis, think it was Francisco Tomas Da Cruz in France. He battered him around the ring finding every gap and punished him like he had insulted his mother. It was brutal and I instantly fell in love with the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaHe sure was a cruel mofo.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe enjoyed beating the hell out of you but not enough to knock you out and put you out of your misery.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
The way Chavez came back against Meldrick Taylor- and it was a crap stoppage- made me a fan. He is an all time top 5 great.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterFirst time I saw him I did not know who he was and he pulverised a fighter who was built like an Adonis, think it was Francisco Tomas Da Cruz in France. He battered him around the ring finding every gap and punished him like he had insulted his mother. It was brutal and I instantly fell in love with the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaHe sure was a cruel mofo.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterHe enjoyed beating the hell out of you but not enough to knock you out and put you out of your misery.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
When im in the mood for blood, like when I feel like watching a guy get beaten without mercy, I always watch mercer-morrison and paret-Griffith.... its hard to explain and it may even be twisted but those KOs gives me this weird satisfaction...
Sugar Ray Robinson dished out some sickening beatings if you listen to documentaries of him and read books.
Shame theres so little fight footage of him around.
He had a dream he killed his opponent the night before the fight and was so freaked out the next morning he refused to fight so the promoters got a vicar to go to see him and talk him round.
He knocked the guy cold and killed him in exactly the same way as his dream.
I wonder if someone somewhere in the world is sitting on a goldmine of Robinson fight footage they dont even know they have thats never been seen before or if we will only ever see the few bits and pieces that are about now?
I doubt it.. if somebody had a tape of prime robinson, that probably means they are/were a huge boxing fan and they would realize it's a gem that could possibly worth a lot of money..Quote:
Originally Posted by smashup
I dont think they can forget something like that unless they are really old ..
This sounds like the weird satisfaction I get when I see the Bowe vs. Gonzalez fight. I loved the way that dude got beat up, beat down and then wilted like a violet in a microwave.Quote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita