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I respect all opinions give them to me lol ;)
Hey the thread starter should do a list to get the ball rolling 8)Quote:
Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1
1 Joe Calzaghe
2 Lennox Lewis
3 Chris Eubank
4 Nigel Benn
5 Ricky Hatton
6 Naseem Hamed
7 Lloyd Honeyghan
8 David Haye
9 Herol Graham
10 Frank Bruno
Terrible list but i can't think its late and im bloody tired.
1.Lennox Lewis
2.Naseem Hamed
3.Chris Eubank
4.Joe Calzaghe
5.Ricky Hatton
6.Nigel Benn
7.Loyd Honeyghan
8.David Haye
9.Dennis Andries
10.Clinton Woods
Pick holes boys im open to opinions ;)
Calzaghe should be 2 or 1 i don't think Woods should be on the list. But hey don't take any notice of me mate im so tired that my opinion at the moment is garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1
Not bad mate but Calzaghe does'nt take over Lennox never Lennox mixed in good company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
Oh don't worry tomorrow i will be changing this list, have no fear im not happy with it all and i can do a lot better.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1
21 defences is good but it took him 10 year over and beating Lacy and Kessler is'nt enough in my book 4th is goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
;) Thats my ICE LOL ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
Something like this:
Lennox
Eubank
Joe
Benn
Naz
Lloyd
Hatton
Bruno
Buchanan
Minter
Mentions to: Dennis, Turpin, Winstone, Stracey,
25 years takes us back to 1982 LOL you know that right MickQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Completely missed the 25.... ??? I know you've already done an exact thread like this one of 25 so figured this was all time.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1
It could also be the shades 8) I never take them off. :)
I just checked and you did a similar thread but of the last 10 yrs....
So you've done 10 yrs. and 25 yrs....
What's next a thread about the best Brits of the last 12 and a half yrs? ;D
I think Nigel Benn has to be in the top three, purely and simply because in an era when the Americans thought Brirish fighters were terrible, Benn would take on anybody and win (abroad). If he could have been sharper with his jab I think he would have been unbeatable at the time. My top ten would be:
Lennox Lewis (not entirely British, but all class)
Nigel Benn (strongest will I've ever seen)
Ricky Hatton (special - you'll see)
Joe Calzaghe (still not convinced)
Chris Eubank (even though he's a twat)
Naseem Hamed (could have been higher, but doing a Lucan after Barrera?)
Nicky Piper (know it all cunt)
Duke McKenzie (better than he looks)
Paul Ingle (exciting and sharp)
Clinton Woods (perseverence makes the difference)
Can you spot the odd one out? This has made me think how poor British boxing has been, but it also shows how it is improving as we have so many title holders now. I tried to keep away from working fighters, as they still have much to prove. I think Hatton and Calzaghe have already done enough to be HOF's, however. In place of Piper, I'll have Frankie Gavin.
Top of my list would be Prince Nassem.
I would also have Benn above Eubanks. For me Benn won their second fight he was also the most deverstating puncher of the time.
Ok the new and improved ICB is back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez
1 Lennox Lewis
2 Joe Calzaghe
3 Chris Eubank
4 Nigel Benn
5 Naseem Hamed
6 Ricky Hatton
7 Dennis Andries
8 Lloyd Honeyghan
9 Frank Bruno
10 Herol Graham
Not badQuote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo "Finito" Lopez