Quick quiz

[bennie]

Can anyone name this guy?

[Greavesy]

The elephant man ?

[Deserter]

Looks a bit like Rocky Graziano to me, but I'm not saying that with the utmost conviction...

[ShadrachSimmo]

Graziano is a very good shout.

[Bladder]

Peter Harris?

[mrbassie]

Hard to picture Graziano with a mullet though

[Bladder]

Hard to picture Graziano with a mullet though

[Deserter]

Hard to picture Graziano with a mullet though

Have to be honest and say I completely missed it! Doh!!

[mrbassie]

Is it Ray Mancini?

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

Loris Stecca

[Emmseegee]

Garry McIntyre?

[danal2]

is it Fabrice Benichou?

[orbtastic]

British fighter, 80s. Struggling to place him.

[ShadrachSimmo]

Tony sibson.

[bennie]

Peter Harris?

Close, he is a Welshman who has just won a bruising 10-rounder with another Welshman.

[GlobalBox]

Tommy Farr

[Old bones Ian]

Steve Simms?

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

Neil Haddock.

[rhino222]

glynne davies

[bennie]

Congratulations to Carlos, it is Neil Haddock, after he outscored Steve Robinson over 10 rounds in May 1992. A fight later, Haddock was British super-featherweight champion, courtesy of a six-round stoppage of Michael Armstrong, while Robinson was WBO featherweight champion within a year.

[Old bones Ian]

Well done Carlos, and good pic bennie

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

Thanks Ian and Bennie. I was going to put Nigel Haddock and then I remembered that it was Neil who actually won the British title. I don't know if Nigel and Neil were twins. I remember one of them was in the army - the Royal Corps of Transport - and they were both pro around the same time. This was during the time when not one fighter could keep the title - losing it on their first defence.

[Old bones Ian]

Thats right , Neil Haddock was the guy that broke the 'jinx' by beating Steve Walker in his first defense.