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    Quote Originally Posted by Preme View Post
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    Most people will hate to admit it, but Haye as a cruiser was definatley top dog.

    It's funny, as much as I love Hatton, I never quite considered him the very best at any point. There were always those question marks about how he would do against the very best. Those marks were Unfortunatley answered.
    Yeah they'll hate to admit it but it's a fact. Haye was lineal cruiserweight champion.
    Haye never beat Cunningham who held the IBF belt so was never the undisputed champion...

    I think he would of beaten him, but it never happened.
    Cunningham won a vacant IBF title stripped from O'Neil Bell.

    Mormeck and Bell fought with the WBC, WBA and IBF titles on the line, which also restarted the lineage which had ended when Holyfield moved to heavyweight.

    That makes Haye THE man
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
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    Most people will hate to admit it, but Haye as a cruiser was definatley top dog.

    It's funny, as much as I love Hatton, I never quite considered him the very best at any point. There were always those question marks about how he would do against the very best. Those marks were Unfortunatley answered.
    Yeah they'll hate to admit it but it's a fact. Haye was lineal cruiserweight champion.
    Haye never beat Cunningham who held the IBF belt so was never the undisputed champion...

    I think he would of beaten him, but it never happened.
    Cunningham won a vacant IBF title stripped from O'Neil Bell.

    Mormeck and Bell fought with the WBC, WBA and IBF titles on the line, which also restarted the lineage which had ended when Holyfield moved to heavyweight.

    That makes Haye THE man
    Agreed

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    Are we adding Jim Watt to the list?? Surely the little fucker has an argument to be included!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    Are we adding Jim Watt to the list?? Surely the little fucker has an argument to be included!
    question is , was he ever the best in his division ?
    argue his case and we can see if he is in or out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
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    Are we adding Jim Watt to the list?? Surely the little fucker has an argument to be included!
    question is , was he ever the best in his division ?
    argue his case and we can see if he is in or out
    Well for a start when he was beaten by Arguello, Alexis became considered the "man" of the division!

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    Are we adding Jim Watt to the list?? Surely the little fucker has an argument to be included!
    question is , was he ever the best in his division ?
    argue his case and we can see if he is in or out
    Well for a start when he was beaten by Arguello, Alexis became considered the "man" of the division!
    Thats a backward way to look at it.
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    Are we adding Jim Watt to the list?? Surely the little fucker has an argument to be included!
    question is , was he ever the best in his division ?
    argue his case and we can see if he is in or out
    Well for a start when he was beaten by Arguello, Alexis became considered the "man" of the division!
    Thats a backward way to look at it.
    Why?

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    Buchanan should definately be in here,he was best in his division for 2 years.Then he met the young 'hands of stone' Roberto Duran,even then it took duran 13 rounds to finish him and when he did it was a shot to the balls that put him down.You have got to take in to consideration the amount of fights he fought abroad.He fought people in there own home towns and capitals and still won.He beat ismael laguna to win the title,who is one of the best boxers to come out of panama and he beat him on lagunas own turf and if Jim Watt is getting in here then so should buchanan because he also beat Watt in his home town of glasgow.

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    Oh and benny lynch should be here as well.Definitely worth a shout.

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    When was Bruno ever number 1?

    Or Froch? The one defining fight Froch has had, he lost. (although I hope he can get a win soon over Artur)

    i think froch is the best in the division

    and he did lose to kes, but me as well as a lot of boxing experts think he won
    But he still lost.

    Plus the question wasn't who do you think is best in the division. Compare Froch's achievments to even Hayes at Cruiserweight and you'll see there is no way he can be considered a real world champ.

    If he wins the super six (which I'm hoping) then he is in with a shout.
    the thread is asking who is officially the best in the division and froch isnt "officially"

    i dont want to get into the froch kes debate but i think froch won quite comfortably

    if he wins the super six there is no doubt, who ever wins the super six has to be considered the best

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    So that kind of sums it all up , for instance Haye v Harrison is for a belt not for a WORLD title .
    Boxing has gone down hill , sanctioning bodies taking fees for a belt not fit to hold up you pants !

    johhny nelson
    colin Mcmillan
    paul hodkinson
    paul ingle
    carl thompson
    gavin rees
    etc etc

    all belt holders but never ever to be called world champions !!
    Last edited by Dark Lord Al; 11-02-2010 at 11:52 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
    So that kind of sums it all up , for instance Haye v Harrison is for a belt not for a WORLD title .
    Boxing has gone down hill , sanctioning bodies taking fees for a belt not fit to hold up you pants !

    johhny nelson
    colin Mcmillan
    paul hodkinson
    paul ingle
    carl thompson
    gavin rees
    etc etc

    all belt holders but never ever to be called world champions !!
    whats wrong with the wba?

    and i wont have you diss thompson, he should have been a world superstar, what a fighter

    its a pitty he has retired, you wont get many carl thompsons again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
    So that kind of sums it all up , for instance Haye v Harrison is for a belt not for a WORLD title .
    Boxing has gone down hill , sanctioning bodies taking fees for a belt not fit to hold up you pants !

    johhny nelson
    colin Mcmillan
    paul hodkinson
    paul ingle
    carl thompson
    gavin rees
    etc etc

    all belt holders but never ever to be called world champions!!
    There's currently around 80+ "world" champions. Only 5 or 6 can actually claim to be THE man in their division.

    It's been like this for ages and applies to "world" champs everywhere not just Britain.
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    Default Re: Real World champions who were British and number 1

    carl froch is currently british and world number 1 in many peoples eyes including myself

    did sauerland manage to make the froch-abraham fight for kess`s WBC belt that he nicked off the cobra? if so in a few short weeks time we`ll have at least 1 definite answer to this question
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