Most incredible moment in boxing

Of course. My point was that it wasn't an elimination tournament where the mental pressure was highest for one single game

 

Ray Mercer offering Jesse Ferguson a 100 000$ bribe in the middle of their fight for him to take a dive (though I'm not sure if it ever was 100% proven).

Paul Sita giving a 20 count to Freddy Norwood after he was hit low (why a 20 count ???) than waving off the fight even though Norwood was up and ready to go before the end of it. Doesn't get more ridiculous than this (though Ward nut shots ko of Kovalev came close).

 

Lol the best part is that sita was holding norwood arms.while gainer.was executing the vasectomy

 

Ive made a rectification in my later posts, cunt

 

Yeah they're only making a movie about it ya cunt.

 

The mysterious 'they'.

It'll be so boring though.
Compare what Leicester City did with what Nottingham Forest did in 1977-78.
Laughable.
'I Believe In Miracles' is a great documentary-movie of that.

Leicester City?
Gotta laugh at that one....

 

That was the obvious one I thought of when reading this back and forth. Greece at the Euro's is another one. So is Denmark at Euro '92, and the Miracle on Grass in 1954...there's a few.

MTF

 

Riddick holding a press conference to put a title belt in a bin was bizarre then and even more so now. Danny Williams fighting with one arm and winning was a barely believable watch.

MTF

 

Yeah the Williams-Potter fight would be on my list as well. Incredible.

 

60 seconds into a fucking world title fight and the commentator is aghast: ¨How far can this go?¨
If anyone with zero knowledge or experience were to ask me ¨What is Boxing all about?¨, I´d show them the first round of this fight.

Pure, natural, primal human-warfare on a sporting stage.

 

Still, the most ´incredible moment´ in football:


It is structural perfection in team sports.

 

For anyone who hasn't seen this:


MTF

 

How did she get the purse off him..........had he even been paid yet.

 

Taylor being robbed vs Chavez in the first fight.