but he came back in full after the loss to Morales, he had a long string of big wins and the fight itself was a very close lossOriginally Posted by CutMeMicK
but he came back in full after the loss to Morales, he had a long string of big wins and the fight itself was a very close lossOriginally Posted by CutMeMicK
Ricky Burns has a bright future but his loss to Alex Arthur gave him a good reputation and it could turn out to be the best part of his carrer (although i seriously don't think that will be the case)I don't think Tyson loosing to Douglas was one of the fight that gave him a "claim to fame".Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
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I'd have to say Tyson's biggest moments were either crushing Spinks in 91 seconds or biting Evander.Originally Posted by ringside
Sadly perhaps; Duran's two biggest moments, the ones everyone rememberswere against Leonard in New Orleans, and against the 'Motor City Cobra'
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I remember SRL-Duran I, the most then Duran-BarkleyOriginally Posted by Britkid
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I assumed that the thread meant fighters who are looked upon as being great or close to, due to a loss, not simply that they are most remembered for losing. For instance MAB against PAc or Nas against MAB aren't really what was meant,( I hope). For biggest props in a losing effort, I would have to say Emanuel Augustus against Mickey Ward is a big one, although it isn't a real well known fight and he didn't deserve to lose imo.. Also Duran against Hagler, he kept it close the whole fight during Haglers reign as middleweight king. Thommy Hearns definetly, against SRL and Hagler.. Barkley against Duran, even. Ken Norton vs LArry Holmes is also one I would say. Gatti against WArd, first fight.. THere's lots.
Too right, I have always respected your superb judgement CutMeMick [click]Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
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