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Podmore_Birmingham
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jamesmcdonnell
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Old bones Ian
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TerribleTerry
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Old bones Ian
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Your right it was Colin McMillan
heres what Peter said.
BM: Of the 11 bona fide world champs you fought, who stood out as exceptional?
PB: Though Naz was the most awkward, I always rated Duke McKenzie as the most skilful I fought. Schooled to fornicate, man. Duke was barely a flyweight when I boxed him but his jab was like someone ramming a broom handle in your face.
Strength-wise, Scott Harrison was probably the toughest. You really feel his strength. Stand in front of him and you’re in trouble.
[Acelino] Freitas was a real strong, heavy-handed bastard but probably the hardest shot I took, believe it or not, was from Colin McMillan, who snapped me right on the chin. I got back up, but I didn’t know too much about where I was.
My hardest fight came against [the future British, Commonwealth and European bantam boss] Paul Lloyd. He was a good body puncher. Stopped me with an accumulation of shots. We’d had a good row but my face never marked up as bad as it did that night. I was aching for ages after.
heres what Peter said.
BM: Of the 11 bona fide world champs you fought, who stood out as exceptional?
PB: Though Naz was the most awkward, I always rated Duke McKenzie as the most skilful I fought. Schooled to fornicate, man. Duke was barely a flyweight when I boxed him but his jab was like someone ramming a broom handle in your face.
Strength-wise, Scott Harrison was probably the toughest. You really feel his strength. Stand in front of him and you’re in trouble.
[Acelino] Freitas was a real strong, heavy-handed bastard but probably the hardest shot I took, believe it or not, was from Colin McMillan, who snapped me right on the chin. I got back up, but I didn’t know too much about where I was.
My hardest fight came against [the future British, Commonwealth and European bantam boss] Paul Lloyd. He was a good body puncher. Stopped me with an accumulation of shots. We’d had a good row but my face never marked up as bad as it did that night. I was aching for ages after.
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Podmore_Birmingham
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Old bones Ian
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MightyWarrior
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You're thinking of Dave GreenTerribleTerry wrote:Hell of a puncher but he got a taste of his own medicine from Sugar Ray...that punch, along with Hearn's right hand on Duran and Lennox's bombing of Rahman, have to go down as 3 of the hardest single shots I have ever seen thrown.Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Colin Jones , boy could he punch.......
Bingham coulld certainly hit...
Pat Barrett: what a waste that was - could've been a world champ easy if he'd stayed on the rails.
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TerribleTerry
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Yup - Dave Green... what was I thinking! cheers! The bloke looked seriously damaged as he lay stone cold in the ring.MightyWarrior wrote:You're thinking of Dave GreenTerribleTerry wrote:Hell of a puncher but he got a taste of his own medicine from Sugar Ray...that punch, along with Hearn's right hand on Duran and Lennox's bombing of Rahman, have to go down as 3 of the hardest single shots I have ever seen thrown.Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Colin Jones , boy could he punch.......
And yes, that was BRUTAL.
Bingham coulld certainly hit...
Pat Barrett: what a waste that was - could've been a world champ easy if he'd stayed on the rails.