Favourite British fight?
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Favourite British fight?
What's your favourite British fight?
It should involve 2 Britons, fighting for any kind of title (or no title if you like).
I've had a good think & I'm going to break with convention & choose a fight that isn't so well known, worldwide.
It's the 1985 British middleweight title fight, between Mark Kaylor & Errol Christie.
It was a cracking fight, made all the more intense by the fact that the build-up was almost as explosive, as the 2 men hated each other so much.
It should involve 2 Britons, fighting for any kind of title (or no title if you like).
I've had a good think & I'm going to break with convention & choose a fight that isn't so well known, worldwide.
It's the 1985 British middleweight title fight, between Mark Kaylor & Errol Christie.
It was a cracking fight, made all the more intense by the fact that the build-up was almost as explosive, as the 2 men hated each other so much.
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Dirk Kelly
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One of my favourites has got to be the small hall fight I saw last year between Gareth Couch and Henry Castle.
This was a great fight - 6 rounds of toe to toe fighting, no man backing down. It was a shame that there had to be a loser.
I think this was voted Small Hall Fight of the year in Boxing News.
This was a great fight - 6 rounds of toe to toe fighting, no man backing down. It was a shame that there had to be a loser.
I think this was voted Small Hall Fight of the year in Boxing News.
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My T Sharp
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Shirow wrote:I have a very soft spot for Scott Dixon v Derek Roche. Remember that one?
I've got to find what tape that is on one day...
I got hold of a copy of the Derek Roche 'The Rebel' biography the other week. Apparently Scott Dixon sparred with Garry Delaney to get used to Derek's strength.