Greatest Height/Reach disparity where the shorter fighter won.

A brief Frazier/Fury MM discussion had me thinking. Typically, in boxing history the fighter that's on the losing end of a noticeable height/reach disparity usually loses...and badly.

Examples are:

Hearns/Duran
Hearns/Cuevas
Lewis-Tua
Foster-Tiger
Breland-Honeyghan

etc

Give me the best example of the reverse: when a fighter at the losing end of a huge height/reach disparity wins easily.

Best examples I can think of are:

Tyson-Williams
Pacquiao-De La Hoya
Dempsey-Willard
Louis-Carnera

Can anyone beat those?

 

Chagaev was more than a foot shorter than Valuev when he out-boxed him

 

Marciano has to have some victories that fit the category... Even for a heavyweight in the late 40s early 50s, a 67 inch reach is unheard of

Sandy Saddler had a longer reach than The Rock

 

Pacquiao-Margarito

 

Floyd-Corrales
Sanchez-Ford

 

:bears:

 

Chris Byrd vs Vitali.

 

Ali-Frazier 1

 

Davey Hilton vs Stephane Oullet

Matthew Hilton vs Buster Drayton.

Ricky Hatton vs Everyone he beat.

 

Qawi against anybody