Which fight between British boxer's would you like to c?

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Post by Guest »

I know I have made a lot of derogatory remarks concerning Danny Williams recently, but what the heck? I don't like the guy.

I bet he loses to Tyson, he'll say; "Now I have lost, maybe Audley Harrison will get up the guts to fight me?"

Also after the Tyson fight do you think we'll ever get to see Danny Williams vs Herbie Hide.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

May I ask what you dislike about him so much, he's actually a pretty decent bloke, probably too nice to be a fighter in many respects, seems quite a gentle natured bloke for a fighter.
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Post by J »

herbie hide wont fight again mate
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Post by tea »

Heres my choices

(not chinny banger) Hobson v Thompson,Macca or Haye (all chinny bangers)
Robinson v Kelly
Kelly v Booth
Booth v Robinson II
Hare V Barnes (been mandated but barnes will probz pull)
Takaloo v Alexander (but SN very rarely make them happen, often talk bout makin them happen)
Robinson v Power (Robinson only man to stop power in 70 odd amatuer bouts)
Khaliq v Dhami
Hatton v Witter
Gomez v AAA II (same result but sooner)
Witter v Bami
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Post by TheRiverCityHippy »

dodson / froch will be a good fight.
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Post by Loftgroov »

It is still beyond me why people go on about Haye being "chinny" (all because of the Mock fight basically...)

Haye "might prove to be chinny" would be more correct than saying Haye "is chinny".

Cooper floored Ali ...Ali was all over the place, and luckily for him the bell came soon.

By the same critera therefore... Ali was "chinny" right guys? :roll:
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Post by stujones »

Williams vs Harrison,

Nelson vs Thompson II,

Oboh vs Woods,

Magee vs Froch/Dodson winner,

Elcock vs Lockett,

Williams vs Moore,

Hare vs Sinclair vs Khaliq,

Barnes vs Vincent II,

Hatton vs Witter,

Bamby vs Mutley,

Lynes vs Bosworth,

Cook vs Vanzie,

Bennett vs Phillips,

Earl / Murray vs Bennett / Phillips.

Gomez vs Lear II,

Arthur vs Docherty,

Rees vs Limond,

Dazzo Williams vs Nicky Cook,

Brodie vs Harrison (although it may be onesided).

Thornhill vs Rutherford vs Foster Jnr (anyone of those three).

Pickering vs McCullugh,

Hunter vs Power or Mackay.

Armour vs Wilders,

Culshaw vs Booth (winner faces Kelly),

Robinson vs Napa.
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Post by Sprint »

Super list there Stujones, i'll make just one addition to it. Winner of Nelson v Thompson to face winner of Haye v Enzo. Arrghh, if only half those fights could be made the waning British scene would get a much needed shot in the arm.
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Post by glittermonkey »

stujones wrote:Williams vs Harrison,

Nelson vs Thompson II,

Oboh vs Woods,

Magee vs Froch/Dodson winner,

Elcock vs Lockett,

Williams vs Moore,

Hare vs Sinclair vs Khaliq,

Barnes vs Vincent II,

Hatton vs Witter,

Bamby vs Mutley,

Lynes vs Bosworth,

Cook vs Vanzie,

Bennett vs Phillips,

Earl / Murray vs Bennett / Phillips.

Gomez vs Lear II,

Arthur vs Docherty,

Rees vs Limond,

Dazzo Williams vs Nicky Cook,

Brodie vs Harrison (although it may be onesided).

Thornhill vs Rutherford vs Foster Jnr (anyone of those three).

Pickering vs McCullugh,

Hunter vs Power or Mackay.

Armour vs Wilders,

Culshaw vs Booth (winner faces Kelly),

Robinson vs Napa.
Not exactly asking for much are you. Talk about the moon on a stick. :wink:
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Post by beduff »

hatton v witter[but it will never happen.

calzaghe v eastman [but it will never happen].


does anyone know why they will never happen?ill give you a clue, fw.now that could stand for fornicating wanker and in a way it does.
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Post by black panther »

nice list there - i want to see hunter in with mackay - i aint seen hunter in a while good to watch but he always too keen to get in close and smothers his work. and mackay can punch a bit. oh yeah and haye got caught on the temple for the record so the chins still in question.
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Post by DavidPayne »

Hatton v Witter was the match of choice in 2004. One of my first posts on here.

We've had some of the fights mentioned.

Notably Haye v Macca...
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Paul Smith v Barker
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Post by Lenny »

It's quite refreshing how many of these fights mentioned have been made.

Gomez v Johansson, Haye v Maccarinelli, Maccarinelli v Hobson, Froch v Magee, Hare v Barnes, Williams v Harrison (anyone wish it hadn't?), Earl v Bennett, Williams v Cook, Brodie v Harrison, Takaloo v Alexander, Robinson v Power - and most of them were good exciting fights

Obviously one glaring omission though
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