Best Trilogy of all time

Discussion in 'General Boxing Discussion' started by slystaff, Dec 6, 2010.

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Best Trilogy of all time?

  1. Ali Frazier

    17.2%
  2. Zale Graziano

    3.4%
  3. Patterson Johansson

    6.9%
  4. Bowe Holyfield

    27.6%
  5. Pacquiao Morales

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  6. Morales Barrera

    24.1%
  7. Gatti Ward

    3.4%
  8. Harding Andries

    3.4%
  9. Duran De Jesus

    3.4%
  10. Other

    10.3%
  1. Ron King 702

    Ron King 702 Undisputed Champion

    I think you're a tremendous failure at life.
     
  2. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    Gotta say, I didn't live through any of their fights, but the first, to me, is the best from an entertainment perspective. Better than Fight III.
     
  3. D MAN

    D MAN "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    Jones-Tarver anyone ??
     
  4. Erratic

    Erratic "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    I'm not sure if it's necessarily the "best", but my personal favorite is Bowe-Holyfield because all 3 fights were very entertaining.

    People often seem to not think that highly of the third match, but I thought there was some terrific, brutal in-fighting in that one. And while we're on the subject of living through the event rather than seeing it after the fact, that 6th round was exciting and shocking as hell when Holyfield came out of nowhere with that left hook.
     
  5. Neil

    Neil tueur de grenouilles

    bowe was lucky to survive. he was through
     
  6. Holyfield wasn't on his game that night though and so this is what detracts from the third fight for me.
     
  7. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    True. All those years of abusing his body took a hefty toll, as any nutritionist will tell you. Of course, his amateur-level defense wouldn't have helped, even allowing for the fairly soft opposition he enjoyed throughout much of his career.

    Still hard to believe after all these years the big fella only has the one loss --- in a fight I scored for him, frankly.
     
  8. steve_dave

    steve_dave Hard As Fuck


    Good post... But to further your point, Ali wasn't even avenging his only loss. He had already lost to Ken Norton at that point.

    Agreed on Bowe/Holyfield.
     
  9. Mitchell Kane

    Mitchell Kane WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

    One thing I really liked about that rivalry, compared to some of the others, is that the three fights happened in succession, so you really can sort of put those fights in capsule.

    There weren't losses or tune-ups or time coming between any of the fights, so you can sort of view all three fights as one.
     
  10. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    ^^^Interesting point. That was true of Patterson-Johansson, wasn't it?
     
  11. Explosivo

    Explosivo Undisputed Champion

    Marquez/Vasquez by a mile.
     
  12. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    It's not eligible for the thread.
     
  13. Explosivo

    Explosivo Undisputed Champion

    And the question is.....why??????????
     
  14. Ramonza Soliloquies

    Ramonza Soliloquies "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    Well, being fair, it does say, "Trilogies," specifically --- & Marquez-Vazquez series ain't a trilogy. Really, it shouldn't count. Sly has it right.

    Still a shame, though.
     

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