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    Default Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Meldrick Taylor vs Julio Cesar Chavez 1
    Joe Frazier vs Muhammad Ali 3
    Jim McDonnel vs Azumah Nelson
    Chris Eubank vs Carl Thompson 1/2
    Evander Holyfield vs Riddick Bowe 1
    George Foreman vs Evander Holyfield
    Muhammad Ali vs Ken Norton 1
    Diego Corrales vs Joshua Clottey
    Ken Norton vs Larry Holmes
    Arturo Gatti vs Ivan Robinson 1/Micky Ward 1/
    Ruben Olivares vs Alexis Arguello
    Pernell Whitaker vs Felix Trinidad
    Mike McCallum vs Roy Jones Jr
    Rafael Limon vs Bobby Chacon IV
    Jorge Barrios vs Acelino Freitas
    Danny Lopez vs Salvador Sanchez 2
    Rafael Marquez vs Israel Vasquez 3
    Lupe Pintor vs Wilfredo Gomez
    Razor Ruddock vs Mike Tyson 2

    Theres a few to get us started.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Good list. Off the top of my head...

    Billy Collins/Resto - Resto beat him with rigged gloves for 10 rounds and Collins fought they whole way through, given the circumstances thats probably one of the biggest displays of heart I've ever seen.

    Ray Mercer/Wlad - Ray kept walking through a ton of heavy artillery from Wlad.

    Arturo Gatti/Mayweather - 6 of the most one sided rounds you'll ever see, still wanted to continue.

    Richard Hall/Roy Jones - Richard Hall took more brutal, power punches to the head than anyone I've ever seen, never even came close to winning a round and was pissed when they stopped it.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
    One sided ref? How exactly? Because he had to keep Hatton from trying to have sex with and rabbit punch Mayweather all night? Maybe it's a nationalist thing with the guys here that are from the U.K., but this man love you guys have towards Hatton really gets on my nerves.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    I don't think Cortez necessarily did anything wrong, but I have to say that performance was inconsistant in relation to the JC - B-hop fight where B-Hop clearly wanted to play Hide the sausage with Calzaghre and got away with it all night. Fact is PBF would've beaten Hatton if Hatton's dad was the ref

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    Quote Originally Posted by aburwell89 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
    One sided ref? How exactly? Because he had to keep Hatton from trying to have sex with and rabbit punch Mayweather all night? Maybe it's a nationalist thing with the guys here that are from the U.K., but this man love you guys have towards Hatton really gets on my nerves.
    Couldn't of said it better myself

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    Quote Originally Posted by aburwell89 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
    One sided ref? How exactly? Because he had to keep Hatton from trying to have sex with and rabbit punch Mayweather all night? Maybe it's a nationalist thing with the guys here that are from the U.K., but this man love you guys have towards Hatton really gets on my nerves.
    Before you start shouting your mouth off watch the fight again or watch these vids courtesy of Danny G

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWNC7IJ-tL8

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqldHEJ4p7U

    THERE'S ONLY ONE RICKY HATTON..........ONE RICKY HATTON................

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by aburwell89 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
    One sided ref? How exactly? Because he had to keep Hatton from trying to have sex with and rabbit punch Mayweather all night? Maybe it's a nationalist thing with the guys here that are from the U.K., but this man love you guys have towards Hatton really gets on my nerves.
    Before you start shouting your mouth off watch the fight again or watch these vids courtesy of Danny G

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWNC7IJ-tL8
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqldHEJ4p7U
    Please not this nonsense again im getting tired of hearing this, its been what 6 months ?? its time to get over it your boy lost end of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by aburwell89 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
    One sided ref? How exactly? Because he had to keep Hatton from trying to have sex with and rabbit punch Mayweather all night? Maybe it's a nationalist thing with the guys here that are from the U.K., but this man love you guys have towards Hatton really gets on my nerves.
    Before you start shouting your mouth off watch the fight again or watch these vids courtesy of Danny G

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWNC7IJ-tL8

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqldHEJ4p7U

    THERE'S ONLY ONE RICKY HATTON..........ONE RICKY HATTON................
    Listen here you little cry baby, I don't feel like watching rabbit punches and hugging for the next 20-30 minutes before Mayweather puts him on his ass.

    It's time to come to terms with reality: Your boy got his ass whipped, in embarassing fashion, while fighting dirty.

    I know it hurts to have someone tell you that, but it's the truth whether you choose to accept it or not.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Ricky Hatton v Floyd Mayweather.

    Kept coming and was in Mayweather's face all night, even with a one sided ref and the point deduction, never gave up. Great heart and courage shown.
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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    anybody mention jirov-toney yet?

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Marvin Johnson / Matthew Saad Muhammad 2
    Kid Akeem / Robert Quiroga
    Tony Lopez / Julio C. Chavez
    Joe Hipp / Tommy Morrison
    Jung Koo Chang / Muanchai Kittakasem
    Bones Adams /Orlando Canizales
    Levander Johnson / Jesus Chavez
    Ray olivera / Emanuel Augustus
    Great call here... Good list.


    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    All in their own way but this is what came to mind in no order.
    Tex Cobb - Larry Holmes
    Diego Corrales - Jose Luis Castillo II
    Du Ku Kim - Ray Mancini (had this fight not had that horrible horrible ending and aftermath it would be considered one of the best fights of all time)
    Billy Conn - Joe Louis
    Jeff Lacy - Joe Calzaghe
    Vazquez - Marquez I,II & III
    Henry Cooper - Muhammad Ali
    Vitali Klitschko - Lennox Lewis
    Alexis Arguello - Aaron Pryor
    Ron Lyle - George Foreman
    Julian Letterlough - Julio Gonzalez
    Mark Breland - Aaron Davis
    Great, great list... Gotta applaud cause you listed several that I was gonna list.

    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain View Post
    anybody mention jirov-toney yet?
    Good call... Rain.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Most of Wayne McCullough's fights - incredible guts that guy

    Buchanan v Duran

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Dennis Andries - Tommy Hearns
    3-Time SADDO PREDICTION COMP CHAMPION.

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    Default Re: Bravest Performances In Losing Efforts.

    Jeff Lacy vs Joe Calzaghe

    Gerald McClellan vs Nigel Benn

    Ali vs Wepner

    Edison Miranda vs Kelly Pavlik

    Luis Colazzo vs Rick Hatton

    Paulie Malignaggi vs Miguel Cotto
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