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Hagler v Minter for me when poor Harry Carpenter got a bottle on the head as the crowd rioted because they didn't like the fact Hagler beat their man to a pulp.
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john mugabe v james green was a classic tear-up
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Morales vs Barrara, the first fight. No knockdowns in 12 rounds, but still arguably the greatest fight ever.
Close second would be Danny Williams vs Mark Potter from about 1999/2000 (only people who've seen this would appreciate it. If I described it here I'd be accused of lying). |
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hagler minto wasn't a fight imho , spectical i agree ...
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williams won with one arm gt fight 4 sure.
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quite a few - but Eubank Watson was a classic (apart from the aftermath).
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I was talking more about the action outside the ring eachway!
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each way scott minto never fought marvellous marvin hagler - minto was a welterweight for a start
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when we done 15 mancs after chester races
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LOL
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snake that fight ruined both men
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Lewis v Hollyfield the first fight (Fixed Draw), only because I was there and 7000 brits outsung 14000 yanks all night, to be fair though the ones I spoke to thought lewis had one too!!!
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1. Danny Williams v Matt Skelton a couple of years ago when Danny hit Skelton with two low blows.
2. Herol Bomber Graham v Julian Jackson - snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. |
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Not Eubank!
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Grundy v Bustino
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natallie and Pat bad girls last week
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Eubank was never the same fighter snake - he stood off the limited and lucky collins because he didn't want to hurt him too much. A shame really, because Eubank was/is a great Englishman, don't you think?
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Benn v McClellan was the biggest 'tear up' I've seen, terrible in the proper, and unfortunately fullest, sense of the word.
Leonard v Duran ... the 'no mas' fight |
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harty v jones
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Yeah, Benn McClellan was one we'll never forget. My mate's got it on video, it's a bit sick listening to the commentry after McClellan is knocked out.
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frazier&ali
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Go here singo: http://www.boxing-monthly.co.uk/content/0502/one.htm
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i was in linekers tenerife for eubank watson , or was it benn ... only two cheering eubank , i was one of them , mates told me to shut the f up...
ew:) |
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It's a shame what happened to watson - it would have been so much better if he had just left the arena in one piece and compus mentis because it would have been perfectly acceptable to take the **** out of his arsenal shorts. It seems wrong though given what happened.
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orioles, great article, had my hair on my arms standing on end.
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i was in linekers puerto del carmen.bar man was trying 2 stop his ant problem.i said 2 him i know what will get of them.he looked up at me all made up and said what.i replied pour some of yr lager over them it will kill anything
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Muhammad Ali v Ernie Tyrell
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i like eubank as a fighter alot , plus i lake his stance on the whole sport , meat market , get in , get out with the money..
great entertainment i knew he would do benn ... who i loved when he was bashing yanks ... i met him once in a clothes shop.. met lyodd honegan as well and his crew , nearly kicked off , biggest ** on the planet... largeing it from the first moment he came in the pub... in nasty way... nobody i know from bermonsey likes lloyd although he did us pround when he beat curry.. |
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brilliant article - I was never really a fan of Benn until that fight - he was braver than I ever imagined. I hope these broken men are one day restored, I too have exhorted men to kill other men in the name of sport, though not while they lie crushed I should add. That boy McClellan snorted fire, it's hideous what has happened to him, but the show must go on.
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Hagler v Hearns. best fight iv'e seen.
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bit short though
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Bowyer v Dyer
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i was staying in the same hotel in basildon , when that fireman forgot his name was fighting in grounds, met the little fella he was fighting , forgot his name...
ew:) |
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Vorderman v Whitely
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you not very good with names ew?
bowyer won on points definitely - more intent, more punches thrown, more landed, much better snarl. |
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EW - Terry Marsh?
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Rumble in the Jungle - Ali Foreman
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/specials/ali_at_60/1729812.stm |
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yeah thats right , he was acccused of shooting someone.. soon after...
boxers always gen get shafted by the promotors.., toughest game of the lot sport wise... you eer been for a drink in the henry cooper , the ladies could spark most blokes , never again, lololol.. ew:) |
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Off on a bit of a tangent, but as a seperate debate -
Muhammed Ali - Great man or a bit of a tool? For me, it's definitely the latter. A great boxer, but all the interviews I've seen with him he comes across as a bit of an idiot. The way he treated Frazier in the media before the thriller in Manilla was atrocious, especially considering it was Frazier who supported Ali (both emotionally and financially) when he was banned from boxing for not joining the army. |
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I saw him on a TV interview recently too. I think the reason he comes over like an idiot is to do with his nerves. He was trembling when I saw him! :)
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