Haven't watched it yet, but looks interesting. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/WAl9XDCCCHQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Some potential candidates off the top of my head... Dempsey-Firpo, rnd 2 (1923) Foreman-Lyle, rnd 4 (1976) Hagler-Hearns, rnd 1 (1985) Bowe-Holyfield I, rnd 10 (1992) Barrera-Morales I, rnd 5 (2000) Corrales-Castillo I, rnd 10 (2005)
does this have anything to do with the load of shit in book-form that Boxing's all time biggest moron, Ferdie Pacheco, put out 10 years ago? Please tell me it doesn't and than that book was called "12 rounds' or something
Ferdie Pacheco is a pompous prick and his 12 "greatest" rounds were just historic rounds, not great ones. I read an article of The Ring where they reviewed Pacheco's autobio, and he actually claimed that boxing became more humane and less barbaric as a result of him.
I know Pacheco is 200 years old and in bad health, but I would punch him right in his fat mouth anyway
Not the GREATEST round in history, but round 12 of Chavez-Taylor definitely ranks amongst the most dramatic rounds in history. Round 10 of Holy-Bowe 1 will always stick out though. I never liked Holy, but its hard not to get chills watching that round. Partially because of Lampley's infamous "REVERSING THE TIDE OF THE BATTLE!" Thats back when Lampley was a GREAT blow-by-blow guy, and not the cheerleading/biased shell that he is today.
Here's my list of 15 Hagler Hearns round 1 Eubank Watson round 11 Corrales-Castillo round 10 Barrera-Morales 3 round 11 Holmes-Norton round 15 Ali-Spinks 1, round 15 Benn-Barkley Holyfield Cooper, round 3 Gatti Ward 1, round 9 Bowe-Holyfield 1, Round 10 Patterson-Johansson 3, round 1 Barrera-Morales 1, round 5 Jirov Toney, Round 12 Dempsey-Firpo, round 2 Ali Shavers, round 15
