Gatti vs. Ward I launched boxing's greatest modern trilogy with a ninth-round war so savage it earned Round of the Year honors from multiple boxing publications. Micky Ward's body attack and Arturo Gatti's iron chin produced non-stop action averaging 120 punches thrown per round, exceeding #6 Barrera vs. Morales I by 18% in punch volume. The fight featured a concrete data point of 57 combined power punches landed in the ninth round alone, making it 25% more intense than the average championship-round performance.
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