World level Brits who never lost by decision

[TheLeprechaun]

Had a few pints after work and somehow came upon this question with a few mates.

We came up with Hatton and Bruno. Can you list any others? More might come to mind when I'm actually sober

[Mimmy]

Joe Calzaghe (i know he never lost at all though)

[Boxerbeetle]

Lewis is the obvious one for me.

Guessing we're not counting unbeaten fighters like Calzaghe?

[Boxerbeetle]

Paul Ingle?

[Mimmy]

Paul Ingle?

Just gonna write that

[TheLeprechaun]

Lewis and Calzaghe, don't know how we missed those two!

bomber graham?

[Mimmy]

Lewis and Calzaghe, don't know how we missed those two!

bomber graham?

Kalambey out pointed Graham

[Boxerbeetle]

If we're counting active fighters, Kell Brook.

[boxingknockout]

Benn?
Paul Hodkinson

[mullenman]

the great ricky hatton

[boxingknockout]

Frank Bruno

Sorry already counted. Good question mind. Lloyd Honeyghan

[Stuarty]

The cockfeeder? Maybe slightly below world level though.

[Stuarty]

Big Enzo? Did he ever lose a decision? Think he's been ko'd in all his defeats?

[boxingknockout]

Sammy Reeson.... I'm on fire today

[JC]

Obviously depends on the definition of world class.

If it's winning a world title – Herbie Hide

If it's fighting for one – Dave Boy Green too.

Going back a long way – Jimmy Wilde (edit looked it up and he did lose a newspaper decision)

[Noxy]

Derek Angol

[Noxy]

Charlie Magri

[TheLeprechaun]

Benn?

Split decision loss to Malinga

[boxingknockout]

Benn?

Split decision loss to Malinga

Good point. Forgotten that

[TheLeprechaun]

One of my mates said Gary Mason. He was never world level but I watched his fight with Lewis recently and was very surprised - it was quite competitive in many ways. He shows great heart at the end of the fight when hurt, really goes for Lewis.

[boxingknockout]

One of my mates said Gary Mason. He was never world level but I watched his fight with Lewis recently and was very surprised - it was quite competitive in many ways. He shows great heart at the end of the fight when hurt, really goes for Lewis.

Don't want to be a pedant, but this thread is about world class brits and you contradict yourself

[TheLeprechaun]

One of my mates said Gary Mason. He was never world level but I watched his fight with Lewis recently and was very surprised - it was quite competitive in many ways. He shows great heart at the end of the fight when hurt, really goes for Lewis.

Don't want to be a pedant, but this thread is about world class brits and you contradict yourself

Agreed. He was never proven world class was he. Wouldn't have minded seeing him vs Bruno though.

[banjo]

Frank Bruno

Sorry already counted. Good question mind. Lloyd Honeyghan

Honeyghan lost a technical decision to the Mexican fella who he pulverised in the rematch.

[boxingknockout]

One of my mates said Gary Mason. He was never world level but I watched his fight with Lewis recently and was very surprised - it was quite competitive in many ways. He shows great heart at the end of the fight when hurt, really goes for Lewis.

Don't want to be a pedant, but this thread is about world class brits and you contradict yourself

Agreed. He was never proven world class was he. Wouldn't have minded seeing him vs Bruno though.

Yeah Mason was very strong. Can't remember what happened but didn't he have an optical injury?

[littlepug]

Darren barker and I think Macklin also