favorit boxer NEVER to win title

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Emmanuel Augustus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6z2UE0hdT8

kool clip he was great to watch

[Dark Lord Al]

Herol Graham was the most talented Brit never to win a world title , closely followed by Mike Watson .

[Snakey]

Paul 'Hurricane' Briggs. Exciting fighter who could easily have got the nod v Adamek twice. Seems those 2 fights took everything he had cos has not fought for ages.

I agree. Briggs actually retired mate. Apparently he had some health problems.

[Nameless]

Emmanuel Augustus

Thad indeed is a great pick, August deserves nothing but respect.

[Killa From Manila]

Emmanuel Augustus

Thad indeed is a great pick, August deserves nothing but respect.

Difinitely very entertaining to watch. His fight with Ward is one of my top 10 greatest fight.

[CutMeMick]

I would say Armando Muniz & Bennie Briscoe.

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Emmanuel Augustus

Thad indeed is a great pick, August deserves nothing but respect.

Difinitely very entertaining to watch. His fight with Ward is one of my top 10 greatest fight.

That's for sure and it's kinda hard not to at least appreciate the guy, never back down a challenge and knows how to bring the sparks in.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Thad indeed is a great pick, August deserves nothing but respect.

Difinitely very entertaining to watch. His fight with Ward is one of my top 10 greatest fight.

That's for sure and it's kinda hard not to at least appreciate the guy, never back down a challenge and knows how to bring the sparks in.

and he could make any boring fight entertaining just with his movement and tactics

[jamiebhoy]

Herol 'Bomber' Graham was a mighty fine fighter who was never quite good enough to beat Hagler, and by 1987, Bomber was slightly past his prime, even though he would give The Bodysnatcher Mike McCallum hell, and but for a point deduction would of drawn with the Awesome Jamaican.

But Herol was no so much fun to watch, so as far as favorites go, I would say Shea Neary. He was a lot of fun in the early 90s, and won a piece god awful alphabet crap, but when he finally fought at World Class (against Micky Ward); he was found just a little wanting.

Agree re Graham, however your post reads as if he fought Hagler but he didn't , pitty he got a bit too careless against Julian Jackson or he wouldn't have been mentioned here !!

[Fatsofatsoman]

My two favourites are Micheal Watson, world class fighter would of been champ if it wasnt for that tragic night, Micheal Brodie got robbed against Willie Jorrin in 2000 i was ringside and felt for the lad.

I remember watching the Brodie fight as well - one of the biggest robberies I've ever witnessed.

[Spicoli]

I would say Armando Muniz & Bennie Briscoe.

Great call Mick.Briscoe was as hard as a rock.

[awdleyfuturehalloffamer]

emanuel augustus is one of the most talented journeymen i have ever seen.

[Hulk]

Antwun Echols.

If he would have fought William Joppy or Keith Holmes for their MW belts then he would have been a world champion.

Instead he took on the best, Bernard Hopkins, twice, and ended becoming a name opponent and trial horse for young fighters.

[Master]

Herol Graham was the most talented Brit never to win a world title , closely followed by Mike Watson .

Agreed Herol was just unlucky, even if he fought today he would find a way to lose the fight.

[jon09]

Old school! Would have to go to the great Sam Langford
New school! Buck Smith, Emmanuel Augustus, Micky Ward and Gerry Cooney