Whats the most one-sided title fight you ever saw ?

[CFH]

I know it was a mismatch beforehand but Barrera savagely punching Paul Lloyd all over the shop for three minutes springs to mind.

Although only one round, if i remember right, Lloyd had cuts over both eyes, a smashed to bits blood splattered nose, a broken eye socket and damaged ribs.

A brutal one-sided beating.

Barrera's body-punching was savage in that fight. It could have been stopped about 1 minute in.

[CFH]

Caballero - Molitor was extremely one-sided. Molitor ran for three rounds, was obviously bothered by every punch Caballero threw, and then got stopped in the fourth round. I don't think he managed to land a single clean punch either.

[JT Rock]

I think you have to consider the recent Ward Vs Kessler fight, regardless if you agree with a few of the tactics.. Ward hammered him good and in suprising fashion

[DatsiK]

First few that come to mind..

Mayweather/Gatti

Barrera/Hamed

Mosley/Margarito

But I think Mayweather/Gatti wins for me.. was a complete mismatch and breath taking to watch.

[Zilla]

Mayweather has had a lot of these. But the best one I'd have to say was Corrales. An undefeated fighter and I'm not sure if Mayweather was the favorite, but if so, it couldn't have been by much. It was a trouncing.

[holmcall]

First few that come to mind..

Mayweather/Gatti

Barrera/Hamed

Mosley/Margarito

But I think Mayweather/Gatti wins for me.. was a complete mismatch and breath taking to watch.

Me too. PBF OVER GATTI WAS SAVAGE

[Zilla]

First few that come to mind..

Mayweather/Gatti

Barrera/Hamed

Mosley/Margarito

But I think Mayweather/Gatti wins for me.. was a complete mismatch and breath taking to watch.

Me too. PBF OVER GATTI WAS SAVAGE

That just goes to show what happens to you when you get under his skin.

[X]

Some good posts here and clearly lots of boxing fans .... but not too many boxing historians!

How about:

Jack Johnson v James J Jeffries
Jess Willard v Jack Dempsey
Muhammad Ali v Cleveland Williams

Sticking to the heavyweights, and more recently, Tyson v Spinks?