Your Favorite Schoolings

Hopkins-Trinidad
Mayweather-Corrales


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RJJ vs Telesco

 

Jones-Toney
Benitez-Duran
Locche-Fuji
Kalambay-McCallum 1
Nunn-Tate
Sanchez-Lopez 1
Whitaker-Pineda
Toney-Barkley
McCallum-Watson
Hopkins-Johnson
Spinks-Qawi

 

Mayweather- Corrales

Mayweather- Gatti

Mayweather - Hatton

Mayweather- JMM

Mayweather- N'Dou

 

the Hatton fight don't really belong there but other than that fight I agree.

 

I will always pick Honeyghan-Starling. Lloyd was ripping through the division since the upset over Curry. Meanwhile the Magic Man had yet to distinguish himself as anything more than a difficult defensive fighter with the exception of the highlight win over Breland.

The way Starling absolutely confused Honeyghan was brilliant. Lloyd couldn't find Starling with any punches and Starling was landing multi punch combinations. You could slowly see the fight being beaten out Honeyghan who had really bullied most of his previous opponents.

One of the coolest beatdowns I've seen.

 

Starling/Honeyghan is one of the all-time favorites for me... one of my favorite boxers beating the snot out of one of my least favorite

some others I adore that have endless replay value:

Chavez -- Rosario and Camacho ... two absolutely stunning executions

Arguello -- Watt, Chacon (who I have nothing against, but who actually looked intimidated and spooked for maybe the only time in his life) and Kobayashi (who I also have nothing against, it was an incredible beating)

Sanchez -- both times against impossibly courageous Danny Lopez and against that dirty little bastard Gomez (though Wilfredo was at least in the fight for a few rounds)

Hearns -- Dennis Andries

Hagler -- Mugabi (it is the ultimate myth that this was a competetive fight, Mugabi was given a horrendous beating) and poor Tony Sibson

Whitaker -- Pineda, Haugen, Vasquez (Pete looked pudgy but he was masterful)

Olivares -- Castillo III (no headbutt for Chucho this time)

Napoles -- Backus II (amazing the difference Angelo Dundee makes as a cutman)

Barrera -- Hamed

Duran -- Palomino (I like Palomino, but this is just an incredible display by Duran, he boxed beautifully and landed at will)

Hopkins -- Trinidad (I predicted a one-sided boxing lesson from the moment the tournament was announced and old Hops vindicated me)

Mayweather -- Corrales (dislike Floyd immensely, but this was gorgeous to watch)

Locche- Fuji (sure Fuji wasnt much, just a hard punching one-trick pony, but this is one of the most one-sided boxing matches in history)

 

Honeyghan trying to touch gloves at the end of rounds midway through the fight signaled how badly outclassed he was and how intimidated he was... beautiful stuff, he was such a boastful cocksucker

 

It is difficult to go past Barrera-Hamed. The latter was so utterly detestable to my mind, this one was very satisfying. Barrera topped it all off with a very sweet cherry on top --- Hamed's thoroughly perplexed melon into the turnbuckle ::

 

All fights where Tyson, Duran or Corrales get beaten up

 

marcellus johnson vs alejandro montiel. round 12

 

that was wonderful::

 

Watson-Benn and Watt-Arguello are my personal favourites but there are plenty of good ones also listed here.

MTF

 

Ivan Calderon vs almost everyone he's fought. ::

 

You just listed a whole bunch of my all time favourite fights.:mj: Virtuoso performances have by far the most replay time in Hut's vhs/dvd/youtube players.

Worth adding

Duran-Cuevas, Moore

Toney-Williams, Barkley,

Nunn-Roldan, Tate, Curry

Curry-Jones

Napoles-Cokes

 

Unbelievable.:shit:

I think the fact that more people aren't mentioning Calzaghe vs Lacy......:shit:

The ultimate schooling of the last few years.......

 

It's because Calzaghe is such an unlikeable cunt.

MTF

 

Precisely. And his style gives his fights the rewatch value of a badger rotting to mush in timelapse.

 

And Lacy was useless.

I preferred Taylor's domination of Lacy. Or Roy's.

 

Right. So the domination of a now shot and useless fighter is better than the domination of the unbeaten fresh version? Sure. :shit:

 

Napoles/Cokes, both times!

"he's a good fighter and damn sure a better fighter than Curtis Cokes"
-- Curtis Cokes, after his second bout against Jose Napoles

 

some of these fights being mentioned aren't what i would call 'schooling'.

for instance, calzaghe-lacy/toney-barkely were heavily one sided BEATDOWNS.

kalambay/mccallum is more of a schooling where the effort of the loser is clearly there, but the other guy's simply a step or two ahead.

 

holmes-mercer

 

When that faggot Calzaghe is involved, yes.

 

Steve Dave, the Flim-Flam Man.:boohoo:

Calzaghe schooled that boy like there was no tomorrow. :cheer:

 

Holmes' wild jungle calls were the highlight of that fight ::

 

no, the part where he had Mercer in the corner in a clinch and turned to the camera and actually said "I sure ain't Tommy Morrison!"

that was classic

 

Camacho-Ramirez: the fight that turned Camacho into the most hated boxer by mexican fans.

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The techni-colour dreamcoat & super-fly boogie didn't do much to dispell some Mexican fight fans' long-held contention their Rican counter-parts are all, "fags" ::

 

Still that 'fag' schooled their idol, Ramirez.:kick: