British Warriors
British Warriors
We always knew Murray was tough but he's now proved it beyond doubt. Froch has got to be there too. Coyle showed immense heart against Brizuela but that's probably not enough to put him in this category due to the level of opponent. Who else currently can genuinely be put in this category?
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MarkMcBurney
- Super Middleweight
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- Joined: 18 Nov 2012, 07:47
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Burns? Fighting for half a fight with a broken jaw when you're clearly not winning is an incredible effort.
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Fair point. He probably gets overlooked because he comes across so nice and unassuming.MarkMcBurney wrote:Burns? Fighting for half a fight with a broken jaw when you're clearly not winning is an incredible effort.
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Boxerbeetle
- Light Heavyweight
- Posts: 32991
- Joined: 19 Sep 2011, 10:59
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John Simpson. Obviously operating at a lower level, but he's pretty much the definition of a British warrior imo.
Edit: Actually, is he retired now?
Edit: Actually, is he retired now?
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Old Jack J
- Middleweight
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- Joined: 24 Jan 2014, 16:34
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I know he just retired but lee purdy was good.
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Enzo Mac - look what he's been through and come back from.
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jaymitch81
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 290
- Joined: 27 Sep 2010, 16:56
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Are we talk past boxers or current? If pass fighters then Nigel Benn for me. That McClellan fight was the most brutal fight I've seen from both sides.
Should of been over in rd 1 really but Benn showed so much heart, he just wasn't going to lose.
Should of been over in rd 1 really but Benn showed so much heart, he just wasn't going to lose.
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Present mate but you're right, I've never seen a more warrior like performance in my life.jaymitch81 wrote:Are we talk past boxers or current? If pass fighters then Nigel Benn for me. That McClellan fight was the most brutal fight I've seen from both sides.
Should of been over in rd 1 really but Benn showed so much heart, he just wasn't going to lose.
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jaymitch81
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 290
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Liam Walsh/Paul Appleby
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Gary Buckland
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handsofstone
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 23241
- Joined: 11 Jan 2011, 17:28
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Jody Meikle ,Lee Connelly and James Ancliffe
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el_grande_mauro_mina
- Lightweight
- Posts: 11215
- Joined: 24 Dec 2017, 11:54
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Danny Williams vs Vitali Klitsckho and his fight against Mark Potter.
Don Cockell vs Rocky Marciano.
Kevin Finnegan fought and won with a broken jaw against Frank Reiche and hung tough with
Marvin Hagler.
Don Cockell vs Rocky Marciano.
Kevin Finnegan fought and won with a broken jaw against Frank Reiche and hung tough with
Marvin Hagler.
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stevieb_8006
- Heavyweight

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As this is turning into past as well as present, I will throw the criminally overlooked Carl thompson and Michael gomez
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Wayne McCullough was one of the toughest. Taking the power shots from of Erik Morales and responding with the Ali shuffle. The beating he took at the hands of Scott Harrison who was a virtual welterweight by fight time stands out. Still don't know how get through that fight.
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stevieb_8006
- Heavyweight

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Good callKetchel wrote:Wayne McCullough was one of the toughest. Taking the power shots from of Erik Morales and responding with the Ali shuffle. The beating he took at the hands of Scott Harrison who was a virtual welterweight by fight time stands out. Still don't know how get through that fight.