What do these fights have in common?

[IamInuit]

All testaments to how awesome the early 80's were

Was going with all victors under 30 then ran into McCallum or Weaver

No ppv maybe, closed circuit

NAILED IT BROTHER. Well done.

It was almost to obvious and I mixed them up. I left out about 30 fights. That decade is by far the best decade of all time. If we are calling decades eras then same thing. Its astonishing really and the 15 rounders just wow. They introduced 12 round title fights in the same decade.

[Spicoli]

All testaments to how awesome the early 80's were

Was going with all victors under 30 then ran into McCallum or Weaver

No ppv maybe, closed circuit

NAILED IT BROTHER. Well done.

It was almost to obvious and I mixed them up. I left out about 30 fights. That decade is by far the best decade of all time. If we are calling decades eras then same thing. Its astonishing really and the 15 rounders just wow. They introduced 12 round title fights in the same decade.

You've got some absolute barn burners on there bud. Considering there is zero live action tonight, tons of ideas for rewatch material! Still have never seen ALL of Sanchez v Lopez or Chacon v Limon. Great list!

[frasd]

All testaments to how awesome the early 80's were

Was going with all victors under 30 then ran into McCallum or Weaver

No ppv maybe, closed circuit

NAILED IT BROTHER. Well done.

It was almost to obvious and I mixed them up. I left out about 30 fights. That decade is by far the best decade of all time. If we are calling decades eras then same thing. Its astonishing really and the 15 rounders just wow. They introduced 12 round title fights in the same decade.

I was looking up referees, judges officiating, commentators, favorite flavours of ice cream etc. I even checked to see if Al Bernstien or Michael Buffer were on hand. Or if Harold Lederman used the phrase 'Jim, I gotta tell ya...' Must have too much time on my hands. Good job Spicoli.