Fights you found unpleasant to watch

[Mars_ax]

Cooney vs. Norton reminded me a lot of the ending of the Ray Mercer vs Tommy Morrison fight, WTF took the ref so long to stop it?

[Spicoli]

Unfortunately there are just too many. A few that stick personally
Carl Griffith vs Serguei Artemiev way back...you could see him being hurt but wouldn't fold
Meldrick Taylor in 2nd match with Chavez...one where the 'sell by' date had long expired. Terrible.
Simon Brown vs Bernard Hopkins...shame on ya Bernard.
Gabe Ruelas vs Jimmy Garcia
Duran being led to utter slaughter with William Joppy. Absolute travesty.

Good calls, Duran being fed to Joppy is indeed a shame. Don't actually remember what kind of beating Taylor took against Chavez in the rematch, but on those same lines Oscar De La Hoya giving Chavez a rematch 2 years after knocking his dentures out was pretty worthless.

Ha, didn't think of that. Agreed man. Chavez was patched back together for Oscar and got pummeled.

Taylor didn't fall apart until late in rematch and stood strong early with a few flashes of old self but it was a matter of time. What has alway bothered me about that one is that King and JCC just towed an obviously faded Taylor along, stuffing him on Chavez undercards where he was being hit clean by club fighters and then finally "made rematch" after Chavez bs rematch result with Randall. Insult to injury was Taylor going down in weight. It was like a short cut to 'redemption' and King trying to keep his faded meal ticket safe. Randall should have been an instant rematch...not 10 years later.

[p4pking]

Unfortunately there are just too many. A few that stick personally
Carl Griffith vs Serguei Artemiev way back...you could see him being hurt but wouldn't fold
Meldrick Taylor in 2nd match with Chavez...one where the 'sell by' date had long expired. Terrible.
Simon Brown vs Bernard Hopkins...shame on ya Bernard.
Gabe Ruelas vs Jimmy Garcia
Duran being led to utter slaughter with William Joppy. Absolute travesty.

Good calls, Duran being fed to Joppy is indeed a shame. Don't actually remember what kind of beating Taylor took against Chavez in the rematch, but on those same lines Oscar De La Hoya giving Chavez a rematch 2 years after knocking his dentures out was pretty worthless.

Ha, didn't think of that. Agreed man. Chavez was patched back together for Oscar and got pummeled.

Taylor didn't fall apart until late in rematch and stood strong early with a few flashes of old self but it was a matter of time. What has alway bothered me about that one is that King and JCC just towed an obviously faded Taylor along, stuffing him on Chavez undercards where he was being hit clean by club fighters and then finally "made rematch" after Chavez bs rematch result with Randall. Insult to injury was Taylor going down in weight. It was like a short cut to 'redemption' and King trying to keep his faded meal ticket safe. Randall should have been an instant rematch...not 10 years later.

Assuming you meant an instant rubber match? Chavez did rematch Randall but hardly settled the score in that one, that was a bullshit TD where Randall had a point docked for an accidental butt. He was ahead on points regardles imo, although I haven't seen that one in forever.

[Master]

One man's brutal beating is another man's pleasant satisfaction.

I loved Norris and Macho Man batter Leonard.

I hated seeing :

Gatti v Gomez
Tyson v Lewis
JCC v Oscar II
Honeyghan v Breland

[roberto duran legend]

Holmes/Tyson Duran/Joppy Tyson/Williams Louis/Marciano.

[Spicoli]

Unfortunately there are just too many. A few that stick personally
Carl Griffith vs Serguei Artemiev way back...you could see him being hurt but wouldn't fold
Meldrick Taylor in 2nd match with Chavez...one where the 'sell by' date had long expired. Terrible.
Simon Brown vs Bernard Hopkins...shame on ya Bernard.
Gabe Ruelas vs Jimmy Garcia
Duran being led to utter slaughter with William Joppy. Absolute travesty.

Good calls, Duran being fed to Joppy is indeed a shame. Don't actually remember what kind of beating Taylor took against Chavez in the rematch, but on those same lines Oscar De La Hoya giving Chavez a rematch 2 years after knocking his dentures out was pretty worthless.

Ha, didn't think of that. Agreed man. Chavez was patched back together for Oscar and got pummeled.

Taylor didn't fall apart until late in rematch and stood strong early with a few flashes of old self but it was a matter of time. What has alway bothered me about that one is that King and JCC just towed an obviously faded Taylor along, stuffing him on Chavez undercards where he was being hit clean by club fighters and then finally "made rematch" after Chavez bs rematch result with Randall. Insult to injury was Taylor going down in weight. It was like a short cut to 'redemption' and King trying to keep his faded meal ticket safe. Randall should have been an instant rematch...not 10 years later.

Assuming you meant an instant rubber match? Chavez did rematch Randall but hardly settled the score in that one, that was a bullshit TD where Randall had a point docked for an accidental butt. He was ahead on points regardles imo, although I haven't seen that one in forever.

In a perfect world he would have settled "unfinished business" before naming the card with Taylor the same thing. I personally think Randall was on his way to a late tko or certain W there. Then King has the nerve to stand on live TV and say Randall should fight Pernell Whitaker and the winner would "get a fight with Julio"...after both pretty much had their way with him

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Unfortunately there are just too many. A few that stick personally
Carl Griffith vs Serguei Artemiev way back...you could see him being hurt but wouldn't fold
Meldrick Taylor in 2nd match with Chavez...one where the 'sell by' date had long expired. Terrible.
Simon Brown vs Bernard Hopkins...shame on ya Bernard.
Gabe Ruelas vs Jimmy Garcia
Duran being led to utter slaughter with William Joppy. Absolute travesty.

Good calls, Duran being fed to Joppy is indeed a shame. Don't actually remember what kind of beating Taylor took against Chavez in the rematch, but on those same lines Oscar De La Hoya giving Chavez a rematch 2 years after knocking his dentures out was pretty worthless.

Actually, I was surprised how many nice right hands found Oscar in their rematch. The only thing that seperated them (eventualy) was conditioning.

I've kinda come to the conclusion that there was a a fair amount of bla-ness about Delay Hoya, especially above 140.

[Dia bando]

Jeff Lacy taking a drubbing off Calzaghe, his corner were very brave Jeff taking all that punishment,
the shit bags. I can never understand people taking a fucking hiding over 12 rounds.

[brocktonblockbust]

felt bad for Foreman when Holyfield landed 36 unanswered shots...........poor old guy---prime George woulda KILLED Evander. He took those shots from a prime Holy with grace and self-respect and held it together. Then almost put Holy down next round with a glancing left hook. Seriously....



also: i dont like watching earnie take this beat down---but Quarry was at his peak so give him props

[CutMeMick]

I have the following fights but have never seen them:
Collins vs. Resto
Pintor vs. Owen
Duran vs. Joppy

I just can't be bothered to watch them. Maybe one day I will but it hasn't happened in the 7 yrs or so that I've had the fights.

[TysonBomb]

Ray Mancini vs. Duk Koo Kim
Emile Griffith vs. Benny "Kid" Paret
Tyson vs. McBride