Click honorable mention the 2013 Marcos Maidana Adrienne Broner brawl that that aired on

showtime in one of boxing's best years in recent memory.

Don't overlook this one.

This was boxing Twitter's biggest win of all time because a B Adrian Broner was calling

himself the next Floyd and was so flamboyant that people just they wanted to see him get

served.

And Marcos Maidana turned out to be the perfect foil in San Antonio and dropped him twice

early and but then Broner didn't go away and figured out after trying to quit midway

through by following that he might be able to dig in and fight and that was a great

forgotten fight.

And obviously the Israel Vesca's Raphael Marcos trilogy, the third one coming in 2008.

It could be in the top five of anybody's best list of the last 20 years.

Luke and I went deep on these three fights.

It's a four fight series, but it's the trilogy first that really matters for the morning

combat pandemic showtime classics that I think you can still find on YouTube right now.

So always a great trilogy brutal shit.

But in some ways it's like they were almost too perfect for each other.

Like there's so little contrast between them like style wise or anything else that it's

like it's it's a really great taste, but it's a lot of that taste and it's classic though.

And if you're talking about sort of off the beat and path fights 2006 had this French

war between Mayhaar, Monchipor and Somsaks, that's Chichowal.

Yeah, that's a mouthful.

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