What has been the most one-sided decision fight you have seen?

Question

Wright vs Trinidad comes to mind..

Answer 1

Besides Wright vs. Trinidad, some others that I can think of that were relatively recent:

Floyd Mayweather vs. Carlos Baldomir

Joe Calzaghe vs. Jeff Lacy

Mikkel Kessler vs. Librado Andrade

Answer 2

mayweather gatti

wright tito

mayweather baldimir

holmes cobb

klitshko bird 2

mayweather corrales

lewis tyson

and the list goes on and on

Answer 3

harbhajan v/s icc

Answer 4

recently it would probley b calzaghe vs  lacy

Answer 5

meldrick taylor fought courtney hooper in 1989, in what was described at the time as "the closest one sided you'll ever see".....as taylor edged the majority of the rounds.

the pernell whitaker - jose luis ramirez rematch was a complete shutout....

muhammad ali tortured ernie terrell for 15 rounds when he could've ended it any time......

Answer 6

Roy Jones v. the field from 1993-2000.

There was a stretch for 2 years or so when he was at 168 where I don't think he even came close to losing 30 seconds of a round.

Answer 7

Wow! A lot of them comes to mind for me. Wright over Trinidad would have been my first, but since you already mentioned that one, I'll go another route.

Joe Calzaghe over Jeff Lacy is an immediate second choice for me.

Some others:

Roy Jones over Mike McCallum

Roy Jones over David Telesco

Floyd Mayweather over Carlos Baldomir

Answer 8

Joe Calzaghe v Jeff Lacy. Joe won every minute of every round.

Answer 9

winky-tito and calzaghe-lacy

Answer 10

I would have to say when De La Hoya easily beat a really old

Julio Caezar Chavez in the 90's when Chavez was obviously passed his prime, he looked slow and over matched in that fight because he was old, but DLH pretty much destroyed him from the opening bell.

Answer 11

Most lopsided decision I've ever seen was when Larry Holmes beat granite chinned Randall "Tex" Cobb.