A match-up that had you believing without any reservations as to who was going to win, then, bamm, "anything that can go wrong did go wrong" and your pick was dismantled or the victim of a "close your eyes and just hope you hit him where it hurts" miracle KO. For me the two biggest were Douglas' destruction of Tyson (watched in total disbelief) and Iran Barkley's "hale mary" against Thomas Hearns, "please somebody ring the bell already, PLEASE"
2006-11-08
18:47:41
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All of you have great responses and I hope that if nothing less you get a chance to recollect, and thanks for taking the time to respond to my question, its very much appreciated.
2006-11-09
16:03:37 ·
update #1
I'm ashamed to admit (Big James Toney fan here) that I never saw the Tiberi fight but thank you Santana D for pointing out what I look forward to as being "enlightening" or "shocking" ty
2006-11-09
16:06:13 ·
update #2
I was able to see the replay of the end of the Briggs KO to win the title and I got to call it as I saw it the round was over and the time keeper never rang the bell. But as my dad used to say (RIP) "it be's that way sometimes". A dispute and request for immediate rematch has been issued already. The Moorer loss to Foreman, that's a subject I have thoughts on but many may not agree so I'll save it for another time, but it did surprise me.
2006-11-09
16:10:47 ·
update #3
I'd appreciate it if no one handed out thumbs up or down I don't agree with that policy because its flawed and hope YA removes it, thanks to all.
2006-11-09
16:12:50 ·
update #4
I watched Hagler vs Leonard from my dorm room with a bunch of friends and to this day I still get mad when I think about the Marvelous One's statement that he'd never fight again, Hagler is in my top 3 all-time favorite fighters.
2006-11-09
16:16:05 ·
update #5
Great response and insight pancho ty
2006-11-09
16:17:03 ·
update #6