How about Frank Bruno? How would he do in today's division?
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How about Frank Bruno? How would he do in today's division?
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Re: How good were these British fighters that I watched growing up.
Undisputed champ of course!!Originally Posted by Lyle
Seriously though, i think he could be 'best of the rest' after the Klitschos.
Actually, scrap that, i think Chagaev gives him nightmares too.
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Re: How good were these British fighters that I watched growing up.
Bruno was another who was on the BBC and got a big fan base. Wish the BBC would start showing some boxing, any boxing. Bruno was not world class, the Klit brothers would eat him. Bruno v Haye would be interesting.
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Ive argued this point for ages. The BBC has a huge liberary of boxing from the 60s up to the 90s which they own, so im assuming they dont have to pay anyone any rights. So instead of showing us how to cook pretentious food 5 times a day, or how a strategically placed curtain can add £5,000,000,000 to the value of your house, how about showing some great fights. I would be confident that the viewing figures would be no worse than half those shitty showsBruno was another who was on the BBC and got a big fan base. Wish the BBC would start showing some boxing, any boxing. Bruno was not world class, the Klit brothers would eat him. Bruno v Haye would be interesting.
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