Which fight have you watched most times

[sonnyboyx2]

Which fight from your collection or on your PC have you watched most times over the years..

[joeandthebums]

Duran-Leonard I

[sonnyboyx2]

Duran-Leonard I

(closed-circuit version) ?

[joeandthebums]

(closed-circuit version) ?

I believe it is the ABC version.

[MDPopescu]

Which fight from your collection or on your PC have you watched most times over the years..

Ali vs Foreman........................................... ...........

[NChristo]

Duran-Leonard I

Ditto, seen this fight countless times, love it.
Had a chance to meet Ray Leonard a few days ago and missed it, so ****in gutted its unbelievable, he was in Blackpool visiting a gym and doing some opening, ****in gutted.

After that it's probably Jofre vs Harada I.

[rightsideup]

Tie duran Leonard 1,duran Barkley

[K-DOGG]

Probably the Thrilla in Manilla.

[SaturdaysRadio]

Someone mentioned Ali-Foreman. It's funny how the Ali-Foreman fight is so ubiqutous now. When I was first watching boxing on TV - 1977 or so - and for several years after Ali-Foreman footage was not shown. Any time a show had highlights of Ali's career they'd just show stills of the Foreman fight.

Sometime around 1990 NBC showed classic heavyweight fights on Sunday afternoons - Ali vs. Frazier I & III were included - I was so excited to finally get to see the Rumble in the Jungle. A few short years later it was shown so much you couldn't escape it.

I'm sure it had to do with rights issues.

We have it so good now with YouTube.

[The Old LefHook]

Pretty good question, Sonny boy. I watch old fights both for enjoyment and to observe techniques. I could not say one fight, because there are a number of fights I have watched over and over, but never counted how many times. Here are a few.

Leonard/Hagler
Leonard/Duran I
Dempsey/Willard
Ali/Foreman
Sanchez/the professor
Foreman/Lyle
Foreman/Norton
Marciano/Walcott
Marciano/Moore
Duran/Barkley
Hagler/Hearns

Because it so short, I may have watched the last fight more.