Recent times, Im not sure anyone comes close to Froch.
Steve Collins in the 90s.
Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
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Monte Fisto
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
Orlando Salido springs to mind on an international level
Re: Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
Wouldnt say bruno, everytime he got hurt he got beat lewis,tyson 1+2 ,bone crusher smith,witherspoonStuarty30 wrote:Tommy Coyle, Wayne McCulloch, Bruno, Froch, pains me to say but Michael Gomez will think of more as the night wears on
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Old Jack J
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Re: Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
Calzaghe got off the floor to win a few times.
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Re: Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
Calzaghe, Benn, Holyfield, Trinidad
Re: Fighters not to write off in a fight their losing,basically who's got a massive heart?
Hatton. Absolute machine. Terrible cut vs McGhee, hurt in several sounds vs Tyzu, outboxed by Mayweather, outlasted in his last fight, straight back at Pacman after getting heavily dropped. No matter the situation he was balls to the wall and came steaming forward until he was sparked out. Absolute heart of a lion, although not as durable as others and could be a bit face first. His jovial persona and ballooning in weight can distract some from just how hard and brave a wee sod he really was