Whats your favorite fight of all time?

Question

my favorite fight of all time is hagler vs hearns..here is the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYHSHd1xfpY

Answer 1

bowe vs holyfield 2

you should see those flurry of punches landing on both fighters! it still makes me wonder how did they took that?

Answer 2

great choice, however i can't pick just one, so here are a few others:

benn ~ eubank 1

duran~ barkley

duran~ leonard 1

benn~ mc clellan

cruz~ mcguigan

ali~ foreman

ali~ frazier 3

douglas~ tyson

canizales~ hardy

chavez~ taylor 1

sanchez~ nelson

pryor~ arguello 1

Answer 3

Too many to name just one and I've had quite a few favorites:  Here is a list of them.

Hearns vs Hagler was probably the most exciting three round fight in boxing history and that first round was unbelievable.

Ali vs Frazier 1 & 3.  The first fight because of the significance and the status of the two unbeaten fighters in the first real miodern day Superfight.  The Thrilla in Manilla was a fierce fight and a test of wills.  Even though no title was at stake in this fight, it just as well of been.  Fight drama at it's very best.

Holmes vs Norton.  This is still about the best heavyweight fight I've ever watched as these two guys went at each other at an unbelievable pace.

Foreman vs Lyle.  Probably the most incredible fight I've ever watched.  These two big guys hammered each other to the canvas several times each.  One minute it looked like Foreman was going to be knocked out only to come roaring back to win.  If you never saw it, you are missing something!

Troy Dorsey vs Kevin Kelly.  Many are probably saying who?  As far as volume of punches thrown, it was at that time according to punch count stats, the most ever.  Both men had incredible will power, stamina, and endurance.  Non stop action for the entire fight.

Answer 4

Rocky VS the Russian

I must break you

Go for it

Answer 5

Hagler vs Hearns was great! Although I prefer the Thrilla in Manilla, Ali vs Frazier 3. The heat and humidity added a extra element in this 14 round back and forth war! Both fighters were past their best days, but still had enough gas to put on a brutal show!

Answer 6

Leonard Hagler.  It was like DaVinci vs Michelangelo in a paint-off.  2 supreme masters of the craft in the ring at the same time, neither one truly defeating the other.

Answer 7

Greg Howgan and Vinny Pazienza, they were toe to toe for most of the fight, just landing solid punches left and right, but neither one would back off.

Answer 8

That's a tough one, but I'll take Marco Antonio Barrera vs. Erik Morales I:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvFFBx3nK...  It had everything.

Answer 9

ali v foreman in the rumble in the jungle

Answer 10

For me it would have to be Corrales vs. Castillo 1 and only cause I was lucky enough to be there. Every boxing fan has to see a live fight at least once.I've actually watched two fights live and it gets really expensive for some people like me but well worth it if it's as good as the Castillo vs. Corrales 1 outcome.

Answer 11

Heavyweight

ali v foreman in the rumble in the jungle

Answer 12

Ward-Gatti ONE. . . .hands down.

Answer 13

My favorite fights would be hagler vs Hearns and Hagler vs Mugabi, as well as the thrilla in manilla.

Answer 14

Hagler/Mugabi - toe to toe mid-ring for 10 rounds until Mugabi finally dropped. It was Hagler/Hearns plus 7 more rounds. Neither Hagler or Mugabi was ever the same after that fight.