British Top 30 P4P August 2016

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Switch hitter wrote:Undefeated world champion who's had better wins and looked better than Nurse Skeet and a very overrated Jr
What better wins?

His record is abysmal.
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Horse wrote:
Switch hitter wrote:Undefeated world champion who's had better wins and looked better than Nurse Skeet and a very overrated Jr
What better wins?

His record is abysmal.
And how are the others better ???
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Switch hitter wrote:And how are the others better ???
Because I think that they are.

Who has Smith beaten who is better than Blackwell?
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Horse wrote:
Switch hitter wrote:And how are the others better ???
Because I think that they are.

Who has Smith beaten who is better than Blackwell?
He hasn't. None of Smith's opponents (including for his "world" title) have ever won a national title. Jason Welbourn is the only one who had boxed for a national title (he lost at the weight below).
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BigDoofus wrote:He hasn't. None of Smith's opponents (including for his "world" title) have ever won a national title. Jason Welbourn is the only one who had boxed for a national title (he lost at the weight below).
:TU:
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Horse wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:against Froch, it did.

he wasn't just 'sulking', he was tired, and he knew it, and his body language got floppy and ragged. his floppy body language was the precursor to him getting stopped IMO
Froch didn't stop him, Foster did.

Disgraceful stoppage.
Following been involved in a meeting recently I can tell you that if you knew what George Groves Carl Froch the referee the Doctors on the night the BBBoC and now the IBF all know then I think you would agree that George and his family should be thanking Howard Foster for the rest of their lives.
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jonny wrote:
Horse wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:against Froch, it did.

he wasn't just 'sulking', he was tired, and he knew it, and his body language got floppy and ragged. his floppy body language was the precursor to him getting stopped IMO
Froch didn't stop him, Foster did.

Disgraceful stoppage.
Following been involved in a meeting recently I can tell you that if you knew what George Groves Carl Froch the referee the Doctors on the night the BBBoC and now the IBF all know then I think you would agree that George and his family should be thanking Howard Foster for the rest of their lives.
Eh? This sounds interesting, do tell?
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brain scan info?
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jonny wrote:
Horse wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:against Froch, it did.

he wasn't just 'sulking', he was tired, and he knew it, and his body language got floppy and ragged. his floppy body language was the precursor to him getting stopped IMO
Froch didn't stop him, Foster did.

Disgraceful stoppage.
Following been involved in a meeting recently I can tell you that if you knew what George Groves Carl Froch the referee the Doctors on the night the BBBoC and now the IBF all know then I think you would agree that George and his family should be thanking Howard Foster for the rest of their lives.
Aye, so you've pretty much told us now.
Anything short of a full explanation now, tells me you are the very worst kind of forum-goer
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Horse wrote:1. (1.) Tyson Fury
2. (3.) Carl Frampton
3. (2.) James DeGale
4. (4.) Kell Brook
5. (5.) Amir Khan
6. (6.) Lee Selby
7. (7.) Jamie McDonnell
8. (8.) George Groves
9. (9.) Tony Bellew
10. (10.) Billy Joe Saunders

11. (12.) Terry Flanagan
12. (11.) Scott Quigg
13. (13.) Ricky Burns
14. (14.) Anthony Crolla
15. (15.) Martin Murray
16. (16.) Chris Eubank Jr.
17. (17.) Callum Smith
18. (18.) Anthony Joshua
19. (19.) Lee Haskins
20. (20.) Andy Lee (Irish)

21. (21.) Ola Afolabi
22. (22.) Ovill McKenzie
23. (23.) Nathan Cleverly
24. (26.) Josh Warrington
25. (RE.) Luke Campbell
26. (NE.) Tyrone Nurse
27. (24.) Bradley Skeete
28. (25.) Stuart Hall
29. (NE.) Liam Williams
30. (27.) David Haye

Out - (28.) Liam Walsh
Out - (29.) Liam Smith
Out - (30.) Matthew Macklin
macklin is irish how dare you :D
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