Most pathetic/disappointing championship performance ever?

[Spicoli]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

[ElTerribleMorales]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

well it depends really, Camacho pretty much redeemed himself a bit in the sense that he took his beating against Chavez and stood a bit with him rather than running all night like he had been doing since his close call against Rosario, but I guess you can say it was a bit disappointing in the sense that the fight was so lopsided

[Violent Demise]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

well it depends really, Camacho pretty much redeemed himself a bit in the sense that he took his beating against Chavez and stood a bit with him rather than running all night like he had been doing since his close call against Rosario, but I guess you can say it was a bit disappointing in the sense that the fight was so lopsided

I don't think Camacho's performance against Chavez was that bad. He tried. He was just in against a better fighter. But he made an effort. Now against De La Hoya. That's a different story. He went out like a bitch. Hugging and tackling Oscar just to save that gay ass curl of his

[ElTerribleMorales]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

well it depends really, Camacho pretty much redeemed himself a bit in the sense that he took his beating against Chavez and stood a bit with him rather than running all night like he had been doing since his close call against Rosario, but I guess you can say it was a bit disappointing in the sense that the fight was so lopsided

I don't think Camacho's performance against Chavez was that bad. He tried. He was just in against a better fighter. But he made an effort. Now against De La Hoya. That's a different story. He went out like a bitch. Hugging and tackling Oscar just to save that gay ass curl of his

that's what I meant, he tried but the fight was lopsided, so if some were expecting a competitive fight between a slugger (Chavez) and a fast technician (Camacho) they were probably disappointed that it ended up so one sided, and agree that he was just pulling for a paycheck against DLH, Oscar still goes down as the only guy who was able to drop Camacho although it never did get counted

[TitoFan]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

well it depends really, Camacho pretty much redeemed himself a bit in the sense that he took his beating against Chavez and stood a bit with him rather than running all night like he had been doing since his close call against Rosario, but I guess you can say it was a bit disappointing in the sense that the fight was so lopsided

I don't think Camacho's performance against Chavez was that bad. He tried. He was just in against a better fighter. But he made an effort. Now against De La Hoya. That's a different story. He went out like a bitch. Hugging and tackling Oscar just to save that gay ass curl of his

that's what I meant, he tried but the fight was lopsided, so if some were expecting a competitive fight between a slugger (Chavez) and a fast technician (Camacho) they were probably disappointed that it ended up so one sided, and agree that he was just pulling for a paycheck against DLH, Oscar still goes down as the only guy who was able to drop Camacho although it never did get counted

He didn't go down against Trinidad 3 years earlier, because he ran like a chickenshit throughout the last few rounds of the fight and was hanging on for dear life.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Camacho/ Chavez springs to mind. Terry Norris v Paul Vaden

in a way I'd put Toney v Jones jr there. I still think Jones got in his head and Toney left some of his fire in the locker room

well it depends really, Camacho pretty much redeemed himself a bit in the sense that he took his beating against Chavez and stood a bit with him rather than running all night like he had been doing since his close call against Rosario, but I guess you can say it was a bit disappointing in the sense that the fight was so lopsided

I don't think Camacho's performance against Chavez was that bad. He tried. He was just in against a better fighter. But he made an effort. Now against De La Hoya. That's a different story. He went out like a bitch. Hugging and tackling Oscar just to save that gay ass curl of his

that's what I meant, he tried but the fight was lopsided, so if some were expecting a competitive fight between a slugger (Chavez) and a fast technician (Camacho) they were probably disappointed that it ended up so one sided, and agree that he was just pulling for a paycheck against DLH, Oscar still goes down as the only guy who was able to drop Camacho although it never did get counted

He didn't go down against Trinidad 3 years earlier, because he ran like a chickenshit throughout the last few rounds of the fight and was hanging on for dear life.

he still ran against Oscar, just DLH was able to drill him and Camacho being the clever fuck he has always been tackled DLH to play off the KD

[Master]

Yes Camacho v Tito was negative from the Macho Man but you cannot blame him for that with Tito's power, against Oscar you could.