worst stoppages?

[Dark Lord Al]

Khan v Prescott , I mean Khan just slipped , he wasnt even hurt and the ref dived in.

[Andre]

Well, even though it was 100% Judahs stupid fault against Kostya for not being professional enough to use the whole count, then rise clear headed; instead he was still all over the show on his feet right through the count.

I would have loved to have seen what would of unfolded after that famous and justified stoppage,if it could of been allowed to go on.

Eccles and Brewster was a classic back then that could of gone on for a few hits more too.

Hate the close ones cause youre left with that ,oh we'll never know now feeling.

[erics44]

Well, even though it was 100% Judahs stupid fault against Kostya for not being professional enough to use the whole count, then rise clear headed; instead he was still all over the show on his feet right through the count.

I would have loved to have seen what would of unfolded after that famous and justified stoppage,if it could of been allowed to go on.

Eccles and Brewster was a classic back then that could of gone on for a few hits more too.

Hate the close ones cause youre left with that ,oh we'll never know now feeling.

as far as i remember what ever the sanctioning body the tzu judah fight was has a rule that if you get knocked down and get up and then fall over again then the fight will be stopped

so yes judah should have stayed down and took the count but once he fell back down it was over automatically

[Mark TKO]

I think Manfredo deserved to be stopped anyway for being pathetic

One that always springs to mind is Tyson Ruddock. Not seen it for years but I remember Steele leaping in basically after the first punch landed (or something like that)

Am biassed but always thought Lewis Mccall was bad stoppage too. He was hurt and probably would have got finished but he was the champion and thought deserved to be given the opportunity to recover. Though McCall was King fighter.....

[boxingbantz]

I thought the referee stopping JuanMa vs Salido earlier this year was pretty shit. I know he has taken some big shots but considering he was the champion and was still throwing punches, I think the referee could let it go longer. By no means the worst I've seen just putting it out there for one of the bad stoppages of this year.

[erics44]

i remember short fuse sean hughes fighting a guy called billy cocoran (spelling)

cocoran was the name and had come down a weight looking for bigger fights sean huges was suppose to get beat

hughes had been beating on cocoran in one round, its suprising he stayed on his feet, cocoran throwing nothing back

then the next round cocoran hit hughes about 5 times and the ref stopped it, it was terrible, and its that kind of fight that makes me think boxing is corrupt

[littlebif]

Ricky Hatton v Pac Man he should of been given at least a week to recover from that shot instead he only got 10 seconds

[Lance Uppercut]

I think Manfredo deserved to be stopped anyway for being pathetic

One that always springs to mind is Tyson Ruddock. Not seen it for years but I remember Steele leaping in basically after the first punch landed (or something like that)

Am biassed but always thought Lewis Mccall was bad stoppage too. He was hurt and probably would have got finished but he was the champion and thought deserved to be given the opportunity to recover. Though McCall was King fighter.....

Lennox Lewis literally fell into the ref as he was finishing his count. Had the ref not been there, he would have went Trevor Berbick all over the place.

[erics44]

I think Manfredo deserved to be stopped anyway for being pathetic

One that always springs to mind is Tyson Ruddock. Not seen it for years but I remember Steele leaping in basically after the first punch landed (or something like that)

Am biassed but always thought Lewis Mccall was bad stoppage too. He was hurt and probably would have got finished but he was the champion and thought deserved to be given the opportunity to recover. Though McCall was King fighter.....

Lennox Lewis literally fell into the ref as he was finishing his count. Had the ref not been there, he would have went Trevor Berbick all over the place.

naa, he was hurt but not that bad

that was a 50 50 stoppage, some refs would have let that go

[THE THIRD MAN]

Well, even though it was 100% Judahs stupid fault against Kostya for not being professional enough to use the whole count, then rise clear headed; instead he was still all over the show on his feet right through the count.

I would have loved to have seen what would of unfolded after that famous and justified stoppage,if it could of been allowed to go on.

Eccles and Brewster was a classic back then that could of gone on for a few hits more too.

Hate the close ones cause youre left with that ,oh we'll never know now feeling.

If Judah had continued he could've been killed, 60 seconds would not have cleared his head. He was still concussed when chasing Jay Nady around the ring after the stoppage. If Tszyu had landed a shot half as big as the one that nailed him in the 2nd round then Judah's career could've ended there and then. He owes Jay Nady for extending his career for the last 10 years!

[FTMatty]

Khan v McLosky was questionable too.

[erics44]

Khan v McLosky was questionable too.

questionable to put it mildly

[johnsebastianmiran]

Mike Weaver and Michel Dokes one. The referee had his head somewhere the sun didn't shine.