Favourite Promotional Titles For Fights...

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  1. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    Some of mine...

    "The Showdown At Sundown" (Foreman-Frazier I)

    "Thunder Meets Lightning" (Chavez-Taylor I)

    "Once & Four All" (Marquez-Vazquez IV)

    "Pacific Cyclone Meets Tijuana Tornado" (Pacquiao-Margarito)

    "East VS West" (Pacquiao-Hatton)
     
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    "The KLIT vs. the PETER- Which One Gets LICKED?"

    Not an ACTUAL Promotional Title for the Wladimir Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter Fight, but it SHOULD have Been...



    REED:cheer:
     
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    Sound and the Fury - Tyson vs Holyfield II

    You Got Any Excuses Tonight, Roy? - Jones vs Tarver II
     
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    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    What was the meaning of Sound & Fury?
     
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    I quite liked the word play for

    Lewis
    Tyson

    The worst ever has to be "Who R U picking?" for Mayweather-Mosley. That was fucking awful
     
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    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    I liked the Lewis-Tyson. Id just turned 18 and though Im not a gambler, that fight was my first ever bet.

    "Who R U Picking?" What is that!? Thats not even anything.
     
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    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    I know. Just dont see how it applies to the bout.

    What about, "The Great Gatti?" Or The Great Katsy? Or Dempsey?
     
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    How much did you lose betting on Retro Mike?
     
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    I quite liked ''The Dream Match'' Pacquiao - DLH.

    The LEWIS vs TYSON one is good.

    Tyson - Golota was good. ''Showdown in Motown''
     
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    Not a chance. Put every penny I had on Lewis. It was a sure thing.
     
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    As a young, impressionable boxing fan I liked "Bad Blood" for De La Hoya/Vargas. Not much in terms of originality, but it'll always be a personal favourite.
     
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    I know man, it was atrocious, with the txt speak as well. Euurgh. If anyone suggested "Who R U picking?" as a promotional title I'd just reply with U R Fired
     
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    "Holyfield vs Tyson" (1991)

    Best one. It didn't even need a silly slogan. That was all you needed in a promotion. Tyson the people's champion coming back to form after a shock defeat and Evander the new undisputed undefeated Heavyweight champion. Every man woman and child wanted to see that fight.
     
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    "Who's fooling Who?"

    Benn Eubank (1991)
     
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    :lol:
     
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    Yeah, thats awful. Not unlike the fight itself.

    Nice line though :lol:
     
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    "Battle Of The Ages" - Holyfield-Foreman.
     
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    I often liked ones that used the location in the title such as "The Brawl in Montreal" & "The Thrilla in Manilla"
     
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    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    How about on The Simpsons, where Drederick Tatum takes a fight against a horse into international waters, where no laws apply?

    "Slaughter In The Water," :lol:
     
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    I don't even remember that one but i like it. :lol::bears:
     
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    I think it wasnt shown, just someone pulled out the poster to show Homer what you could get away with out there. It was Tatum and a horse, gloved up and eyeballing each other something fierce :lol:
     
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    "Two Big" I think was the slogan for Lewis-Grant. Something like that anyway. T'was pretty good.
     
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    "The Birdcage"
     
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    Oh man, that makes me wanna fucking strangle whoever came up with the "concept" and whoever green lighted it. Utter retards, and easily the worst promotional slogan in boxing history.
     
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    Pacquiao-Mayweather if it comes off - "It's about @#^%@ time for christ sake! I mean really now!"
     
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    The title should be:

    "Pound for Pound" or "Immortality beckons"
     
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    I'm pretty sure the first one was done. Second one is not bad, but needs "tweaking".
     
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    Don King had one for a Gerard McClellan fight, it was basically Gerald McClellan vs Nobody, and Don King entitled it "Global Warfare" :scratcher:
     
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