losses you never quite got over

[walrus]

For me, the big one is Trout vs. Alvarez. IMO it was a close fight but I think Trout won. Either way the judges scores were absolutely ridiculous. Trout was not going to win that fight walking in without a knockout. Alvarez was being groomed for PvP and super stardom.

[Gandalf]

Hatton/Pacquiao was the worst. The result had me in bits. I was so pumped for it, but it was over in a flash and Hatton was out in a shocking way. I have never let myself become so emotionally invested in a fight since.

[erics44]

hatton mayweather

i dont know whether or not hatton would have ever had a chance against mayweather, mayweather has looked unbeatable since, but the ref made sure that hatton wasnt winning on the night

[X]

im still angry to this day whenever I think about the judges giving Ray Leonard the decision against Hagler. On the same theme, there is no way in the world that the Hearns Leonard rematch was a draw.

I was a huge Tyson fan, and I remember going into shock as I watched Buster Douglas batter him. Fair play to Buster, that was a great great performance.

[Memphis]

hatton mayweather

i dont know whether or not hatton would have ever had a chance against mayweather

Don't worry mate, the rest of us do know. He wouldn't.

[smashup]

First time i watched The Champ





Probably Bruno v Tyson 1 - sat up all night and listened on the radio.

Really though Bruno could spark him

[greynotsoold]

Zarate vs Gomez. I watched that fight for the first time two days ago.
Little Red Lopez losing to Bobby Chacon. That one took a long time.
Lopez losing to sanchez. Twice. I still hold that grudge.