Boxing: Best Boxing Match

In your opinion and why what is the Best Boxing Match you have seen?

Mine would be Nigel Benn (Dark Destroyer) v's Gerald Mclellan. It was some fight Mclellan going in unbeaten with all wins knockout,breaking Benns jaw and knocking him down twice only for Benn with a heart like a lion and sheer guts and determination to get up and defeat him.

[Edited on 10-4-2003 by TRD]

i don't know if this qualifies as best of all time, and i can't even remeber their names but they were on showtime this last saturday. some 40yr old from vegas and a 24yr old from manchester england. this english guy just killed him, but he wouldn't go down. the punch count was something like 530 to 150. and he landed about 50% of them and this guy just wouldn't go down. it was amazing. sorry i cant remember their names but it was the best fight i'd seen in a long time.

I dont have one fight in particular but many:

1) Oscar de la Hoya vs. Fernando Vargas
2) Marvin Hagler vs. Sugar Ray Leonard
3) Oscar de la Hoya vs. Felix Trinidad
4) Oscar de la Hoya vs. Julio Cesar Chavez
5) Arturo Gatti vs. Micky Ward (I)
6) Lennox Lewis vs. Mike Tyson
7) William Joppy vs. Felix Trinidad
8) Mike Tyson vs. Buster Douglas
9) Lennox Lewis vs. Rahman (II)
10) Felix Trinidad vs. David Reid

I have to many others to list them all.

[Edited on 10-4-2003 by Ocelot]

As you can see, I've found the search option.
A forgotton fight and a forgotten fighter.

Marvin Hagler vs. John "the beast" Mugabi. 1986.

This was a brutal fight where both fighter beat the stuffing out of each other for 11 rounds. Mugabi was in his corner at the start of the 12th, you could see the will in his eyes but his body would not move. Totally spent. By far the most brutal bout I have seen. Mugabi had a string of 26 CONSECUTIVE KO's. more on him at:
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Mike Tyson Vs. Frank Bruno

......And not to forget the Roy Jones Jr. matches and Oscar De La Hoya fights. Also classics.

Gatti vs. Ward. 1, 2, and 3