Fights You Have To Watch

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In Jin Chi vs Michael Brodie 1 - Brodie cut in the first from an accidental headbutt, knocked down in the second but came back in a big way, thrilling 2 way action. Chi stunned in the 4th by a big right hand, Brodie hurt in the 5th by a barrage of Chi punches, Chi stunned again in the 6th. Chi took some huge shots throughout the fight, the type of shots that would snap his head back. Talk about a see saw battle. One of those fights where I have no problem with the result being a draw, neither one deserved to lose.

[rskumm21]

Not sure if they were great fights,but I really have to watch Hector Camacho vs Roberto Duran.I cannot find these fights anywhere,were they even taped?

They were. They are on the Camacho career set that I own.

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In Jin Chi vs Eiichi Sugama - Good action early on with Chi seemingly in control but Chi got hurt bad at the end of the 6th and in the 7th, he actually went down at the end of the 6th but the referee didn't call it. Chi survived the storm and came back to batter Sugama. Very good fight.

[TheGreatA]

Wild action from 1911:

[TheGreatA]

[mhager91490]

That was an amazing two rounds, and probably the best uppercut KO I've ever seen, wish the whole fight was available.

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Antonio Escalante vs Miguel Roman - Great brawl in El Paso.

[JAB5239]

Antonio Escalante vs Miguel Roman - Great brawl in El Paso.

That was pretty entertaining.

[bojangles1987]

Antonio Escalante vs Miguel Roman - Great brawl in El Paso.

Hell yeah. Very entertaining.

[Dynamite Kid]

Antonio Escalante vs Miguel Roman - Great brawl in El Paso.

Roman is one ugly bastard isn't he, seen the jaw on him

Was a terrific fight though.