What fight did you watch recently/last night

[1SILVA]

Rosario vs Howard Davis jr.

Round 1 Rosario
He was the only one landing punches in
the round

Round 2 Rosario 10/8
Quiet round for the first minute but Rosario hurt
Davis with a an overhand right, then he went on to score a knockdown
with a kind of half hook, half jab.

Round 3 Davis
Good round for Davis he nailed Rosario with the right hand
a few times and was busier than in previous rounds

Round 4 Rosario (close round)
Both had the moments in this round but just liked
Rosario's early pressure and hard punching

Round 5 Davis
again both had their moments but Davis landed the more eye catching
punches, particularly a nice counter uppercut, he was tattooing Rosario
near the ropes at one point, Rosario was too inactive in the round although
he did score also.

Round 6 Davis
Rosario inactive for almost the whole round

Round 7 Davis
Rosario inactive again! Davis scored the jab
early and nailed Chapo with a lovely counter right uppercut
left hook

Round 8 Davis
Few punches landed but Davis dictated the action again whilst
Rosario was inactive

Round 9 Rosario close
Best round for Rosario for some time, both landed in this round
but i thought Rosario closed a bit better

Round 10 Rosario
Good round for Rosario he landed some hard! shots in this round

Round 11 Davis
Davis outworked him imo, dictated the pace, scored the jab and double
counter hooks when he charged in

Round 12 Rosario 10/8
Davis was winning the round but got nailed so i had to score it 10/8, it was
to competitive for me not to award Rosario a 10/8 round, if it was all Davis i could of
gone an even round with the knockdown.

I remember watching that fight when it took place. Had Davis not gone down, he would have won the title. That and the two ramirez fights made Rosario one of the most exciting fighters of his era. His fight with camacho was a classic as well.

[Silencers]

I felt really sorry for Davis after watching that fight, he still is to me one of the most well skilled boxers never to win a world title. He would've done it too had he stayed up.

[Dynamite Kid]

I remember watching that fight when it took place. Had Davis not gone down, he would have won the title. That and the two ramirez fights made Rosario one of the most exciting fighters of his era. His fight with camacho was a classic as well.

I felt really sorry for Davis after watching that fight, he still is to me one of the most well skilled boxers never to win a world title. He would've done it too had he stayed up.

Agree 1SILVA. He tried really hard to punctuate round 12 and ended up on the canvas


Hear ya Silencers, he had some sick skills.

[BritishBoxing92]

Muhammad Ali Vs George Foreman then Joe Frazier Vs George Foreman II

[dans]

I was watching Robinson-Lamatta, the final fight. Sugar Ray is incredible.

[StarshipTrooper]

I watched Pacquiao - Marquez II and De La Hoya - Vargas last night.

Poet

[Dynamite Kid]

Round 1 Haugen
I like Haugen's bodywork in this round, Paul put on a spirited late
rally but still gave the round to Haugen as he was a bit more busy

Round 2 Paul
Paul more purposeful in this round, he scored two clean left hooks on
Haugen, Haugen was busy but not that effective

Round 3 Haugen
Haugen outworked him and went to the body the whole round, Paul
landed a nice right but not enough for me.

Round 4 Haugen
I like Haugen's counter punching here.

Round 5 Paul Sympathy(close)
Paul started well scoring two nice right hands but Haugen banded the
body throuhgout and scored well inside towards the end.

Round 6 Haugen
Good round for Haugen he scored an uppercut early and counter punched
effectivelly all the way through, he got the jab going at times

Round 7 Haugen
Haugen hurt Paul and started being more aggressive

Round 8 Haugen
Haugen started backing him up in 7/8, he landed some nice body
shots and started bringing his shots over the top.

Round 9 Haugen
Haugen busier, particularly to the body

Round 10 Haugen
Paul started well but faded, Haugen banded the body and was busier

Round 11 Paul sympathy
Paul woke up a bit towards the end. I was looking for a sympathy round
for Paul so i decided to give him this one.

Round 12 Paul
Paul more aggressive and more active in this round

Round 13 Paul
Paul has definetly started to woke up in the last few rounds, he was more
aggressive, more active

Round 14 Paul

I thought Paul landed well towards the end of the round, Haugen was
active but not excatly effective

Round 15 Paul
Aggressive, outhussled Haugen imo.

Haugen countered under that jab all night long, he hit the body all night
long, Paul was too ineffective landing the jab and he was too inactive
for the most part, although he woke up towards the end when his cornerman
lets him know i no uncertain temrs that he needs to dig down he gets aggressive
late and takes quite a few rounds of my card, Haugen is a clear winner
though for me.

[mhager91490]

Just finished watching Carbajal-Gonzalez I, my Aunt was a big fan of Carbajal when he was champ, she lived in Pheonix and Carbajal was a big hero out there. When she talks boxing she always says how it is such a shame about him going to back to the gang life. I just found it odd how this fight reminded me of that.

About to watch Morales-Barrera III right now and am going to watch Chavez-Mayweather II and Eubank-Benn I later tonight.

[1SILVA]

Round 1 Haugen
I like Haugen's bodywork in this round, Paul put on a spirited late
rally but still gave the round to Haugen as he was a bit more busy

Round 2 Paul
Paul more purposeful in this round, he scored two clean left hooks on
Haugen, Haugen was busy but not that effective

Round 3 Haugen
Haugen outworked him and went to the body the whole round, Paul
landed a nice right but not enough for me.

Round 4 Haugen
I like Haugen's counter punching here.

Round 5 Paul Sympathy(close)
Paul started well scoring two nice right hands but Haugen banded the
body throuhgout and scored well inside towards the end.

Round 6 Haugen
Good round for Haugen he scored an uppercut early and counter punched
effectivelly all the way through, he got the jab going at times

Round 7 Haugen
Haugen hurt Paul and started being more aggressive

Round 8 Haugen
Haugen started backing him up in 7/8, he landed some nice body
shots and started bringing his shots over the top.

Round 9 Haugen
Haugen busier, particularly to the body

Round 10 Haugen
Paul started well but faded, Haugen banded the body and was busier

Round 11 Paul sympathy
Paul woke up a bit towards the end. I was looking for a sympathy round
for Paul so i decided to give him this one.

Round 12 Paul
Paul more aggressive and more active in this round

Round 13 Paul
Paul has definetly started to woke up in the last few rounds, he was more
aggressive, more active

Round 14 Paul

I thought Paul landed well towards the end of the round, Haugen was
active but not excatly effective

Round 15 Paul
Aggressive, outhussled Haugen imo.

Haugen countered under that jab all night long, he hit the body all night
long, Paul was too ineffective landing the jab and he was too inactive
for the most part, although he woke up towards the end when his cornerman
lets him know i no uncertain temrs that he needs to dig down he gets aggressive
late and takes quite a few rounds of my card, Haugen is a clear winner
though for me.

Just finished watching Ali's 1972 15 round total domination of Mac Foster. Ali beat Foster up from beginning to end. The first five rounds saw Ali attack Foster, as Foster, this so-called ko artist, run from Ali. From rounds 6-10, Ali put on a dazzling boxing display. Ali won 13 of the rounds on my scorecard, and Foster's face was completely busted up at the end of the fight. One of Ali's finest performances after his exile, even though he weighed the highest up to that point in his career, 226 pounds. He made Foster look like an ordinary heavyweight

[1SILVA]

What fight did you watch recently/last night ?

This morning i had it on my mind to watch and score the Witherspoon vs Holmes fight so that is what i did. Ive just watched Douglas vs Tucker (boring as hell) and Tyson vs Pinklon Thomas.

What fight did you watch recently or today?

Just watched Marvin Hagler's one punch ko of Fulgencio Obelmejias from 1982. A perfectly executed right hook. Obelmejias had no business receiving 2 shots at Hagler