Cotto /Torres
Antwun Ecclos /C Brewster
Marquez / Pac 4
Corrales / Castile. Diego sort of cheated a bit though.
Yours? (which I will of course look up and watch thank you). :cool:
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Cotto /Torres
Antwun Ecclos /C Brewster
Marquez / Pac 4
Corrales / Castile. Diego sort of cheated a bit though.
Yours? (which I will of course look up and watch thank you). :cool:
Marquez/Pac 1, getting dropped 4 times in the first and coming back to dominate and get fucked by a decision.
Algeiri/Provodnikov, to get dropped twice and badly hurt in the first round, and have your eye completely close, then to go on and win was quality stuff.
James Toney/Tim Littles: James gets cut bad, the doctor tells him he's only giving him one more round before he's stopping it and giving Toney a TKO loss, James goes out and gets the job on a 24-0 Tim Littles.
Julian Jackson/Herol Graham: Classic, Julian is getting battered, eye is fucked up, turns it all around with one classic punch.
Chavez/Meldrick Taylor, the Mexican legend getting outclassed then coming back for a late (albeit controversial) stoppage.
Weaver/Tate, one punch to reverse 14 rounds that didn't go Weaver's way.
Lamotta/Dauthuille - another great late comeback.
Holyfield nearly turned the fight around Bowe after the beating in the 9th round.
Eubanks did against Watson in the 11th - most amazing turnaround.
Good ones. Gatti had a few for sure, against Wilson Rodriguez and Ruelas off the top of my head, can't dig much deeper than that.
Leonard against Hearns in the first fight.
OScar De la hoya against Quartery, he needed that huge last round.
Emannuel Augustus against Mickey Ward, fought back after the nasty body shot KD, only to get completely robbed anyways. No way Ward won that fight, the cards were a joke.
Toney against Michael Nunn, it wasn't the sudden one punch eraser people make it out to have been, but Toney was behind for sure and Nunn was very very good.
Hopkins against Pascal first fight maybe, considering he got dropped and was old as dirt already, pretty impressive.
Floyd against Judah.
Floyd against Shane was even more impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by VG_Addict
Good ones in here
Louis v Conn
Moore v Durelle 1
Froch v Taylor
Marciano v Walcott
Foreman v Moorer
Walcott v Charles 3
NIGEL BENN:- "you only brought him over here to bash me up!"
Good call, Benn dug deeper than probably anyone in boxing history to come back from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
I know Douglas got lucky, end of round when he got dropped more time to rest etc, but he dug deep in with Tyson.
You could have started your own parking garage business in that split log called a nose in the second Charles/Marciano fight.
SRR / R Turpin.
Norton in rd 15 against Holmes.
Michael Carbajal vs Chiquita Gonzalez 1
Carbajal vs Jorge Arce
Junior Jones v Richard Evatt
Pernell Whitaker v Hurtado
Acelino Freitas v Jorge Barrios
Rocky Juarez v Jorge Barrios
Muangchai Kittakasem v Jung Koo Chang
Jorge Castro v John David Jackson 1
Steve Cruz v Barry McGuigan
Kennedy McKinney vs Welcome Ncita 1
Naz /Kevin Kelley
Good thread and topic.
Leonard-Hearns I: Leonard was getting pot-shotted all fight long.... even getting his eye swollen shut.... before coming on strong and TKO'ing Hearns in a classic ebb and flow fight.
I'd also add Ali-Frazier III.
In the middle rounds Frazier was hurting Ali with hooks to the head and tremendous body work. Ali had to dig deep (very deep) to turn the fight around and force Frazier's corner to stop the fight. Another classic fight.
Prod v Bradley I think Bradley lost the fight but the way he came back from that beating to hold on and box in the middle rounds was extremely impressive.
Alvarado v Rios 2 Mile High Mike took a straight right early on that rubberized him but he recovered and boxed beautifully the rest of the fight, one of my favorite fighters
Brock v GGG, GGG dominated the first half of the fight but collapsed in the eighth.
Got to have dislocated danny williams in here, not exactly a top level fight but he dislocated his shoulder and ended up winning by ko!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY1jzjTjIhY his shoulder blade does poke out quite a lot :S........... and danny was also out of it v tyson and came back to stop him, errrr although that might have had something to do with tyson tearing some knee ligaments(do you need those really ? :S)
i felt that Larry Holmes dug rather deep in severeal of his fights, he always showed his toughness when he was behind, with his amazing chin, and amazing stamina, and will to win. He looked down and out against Shavers and against Snipes.
But if 1 comes to mind it is:
Darryl Doin Damage Wilson coming from behind here against Courage Tschabalala:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq1Zke0XhVQ
Prince Charles Williams v Bobby Cyzch
Benn showed the heart of a lion and I actually wanted Gerald to win at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanflickerGood call, Benn dug deeper than probably anyone in boxing history to come back from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
The way Benn got battered around that ring he could have easily ended up the same way..
Leonard vs Hearns i mean that fight cost Leonard good amount of his prime. He was taking fucking shots from Hearns like nothing eye falling out and then goes for it and knocks him the fuck out best fight.
You are right that fight shortened Leonards career and as much as I dislike him when he made his comeback after Hagler he gets my respect because at welterweight he was one of the greatest up there with Ray Robinson. Unbeatable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr140
Good call thanks.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1eBUyrPMpk
Thank you I had not seen it in a long time. Williams had a beautiful jab and came back well from that brutal knock downs in round 2 and 3. Also forgot it was the under card fight for Hearns v Roldan.
Shavers vs. Roy Williams