Most Successful Prizefighter

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Most Successful Prizefighter

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

Of course after they won the tournament..

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Here are the winners..

2008
Heavyweight: Martin Rogan
Heavyweight: Sam Sexton
Welterweight: Michael Lomax
Middleweight: Martin Murray

2009
Light heavyweight: Tony Oakey
Lightweight: Ryan Brawley
Cruiserweight: Ovill McKenzie
Heavyweight: Audley Harrison
Light welterweight: Gavin Rees

2010
Light middleweight: Prince Arron
Cruiserweight: Jon-Lewis Dickinson
Super bantamweight: Willie Casey
Super middleweight: Patrick Mendy
Heavyweight: Michael Sprott
Super featherweight: Gary Buckland

2011
Light heavyweight: Travis Dickinson
Super middleweight: Rocky Fielding
International Heavyweight: Mike Perez
Welterweight: Yassine El maachi
Light middleweight: Robert Lloyd-Taylor
Super flyweight: Lee Haskins
Featherweight: Choi Tseveenpurev

2012
Light welterweight: Adil Anwar
Irish Middleweight: Eamonn O'Kane
International Heavyweight: Tor Hamer
Lightweight: Terry Flanagan
Light middleweight: Larry Ekundayo

2013
Welterweight: Glenn Foot
International Heavyweight: Audley Harrison (x2)
Cruiserweight: Wadi Camacho
Welterweight: Chris Jenkins
UK vs USA Heavyweight: Michael Sprott

2014
Welterweight: Johnny Coyle
Lightweight: Jono Carroll

2015
Middleweight: Tom Doran
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Many attempted to win a world title, but failed.

Guys like Martin Murray, Jono Carroll, Mike Perez, Gavin Rees..

One or two won a Regular (fake) world title. Rocky Fielding


Two actually world titles, but never had meaningful reigns..

Lee Haskins, Terry Flanagan

Some went on to reach Euro level, winning the EBU belt..
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Let's not forget out two-time champion..

Audley Hugh Harrison

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After winning a second time, he took his career more seriously..

His next fight was.. Deontay Wilder..

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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 15:58 Let's not forget out two-time champion..

Audley Hugh Harrison

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After winning a second time, he took his career more seriously..

His next fight was.. Deontay Wilder..

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His management should have been charged with attempted murder for putting him in with Wilder, fcuk were they thinking?
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 15:53 Many attempted to win a world title, but failed.

Guys like Martin Murray, Jono Carroll, Mike Perez, Gavin Rees..

One or two won a Regular (fake) world title. Rocky Fielding


Two actually world titles, but never had meaningful reigns..

Lee Haskins, Terry Flanagan

Some went on to reach Euro level, winning the EBU belt..
Gavin Rees won a world title too.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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milpool wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 16:39
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 15:53 Many attempted to win a world title, but failed.

Guys like Martin Murray, Jono Carroll, Mike Perez, Gavin Rees..

One or two won a Regular (fake) world title. Rocky Fielding


Two actually world titles, but never had meaningful reigns..

Lee Haskins, Terry Flanagan

Some went on to reach Euro level, winning the EBU belt..
Gavin Rees won a world title too.
Gavin did it backwards and won the World title before he won Prizefighter!
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Shhhh wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:18 Prizefighter is the highest load of sh1te in boxing
The first one won by Martin Rogan was one of the best nights of boxing I have watched
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Shhhh wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:18 Prizefighter is the highest load of sh1te in boxing
nah ah
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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I'd say Murray had the best career. In the context of where it led him maybe rogan.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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bripez wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:31
Shhhh wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:18 Prizefighter is the highest load of sh1te in boxing
The first one won by Martin Rogan was one of the best nights of boxing I have watched
Yeah I liked them, that was the best one.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Wonder why Johnny Coyle moved so little with his career
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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littlepug wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:25
milpool wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 16:39

Gavin Rees won a world title too.
Gavin did it backwards and won the World title before he won Prizefighter!
He tried to win it a second time didn’t he?

A world title that is.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Whose career went worse after they won it?
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Had to look up Ryan Brawley, didn't recognize the name. The 1 guy he lost to is making a 5 year comeback soon.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 18:20
littlepug wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 17:25
Gavin did it backwards and won the World title before he won Prizefighter!
He tried to win it a second time didn’t he?

A world title that is.
Yeah against Broner
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littlepug wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 19:28
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 18:20

He tried to win it a second time didn’t he?

A world title that is.
Yeah against Broner
Was such a mismatch
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 15:44 Of course after they won the tournament..

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Here are the winners..

2008
Heavyweight: Martin Rogan
Heavyweight: Sam Sexton
Welterweight: Michael Lomax
Middleweight: Martin Murray

2009
Light heavyweight: Tony Oakey
Lightweight: Ryan Brawley
Cruiserweight: Ovill McKenzie
Heavyweight: Audley Harrison
Light welterweight: Gavin Rees

2010
Light middleweight: Prince Arron
Cruiserweight: Jon-Lewis Dickinson
Super bantamweight: Willie Casey
Super middleweight: Patrick Mendy
Heavyweight: Michael Sprott
Super featherweight: Gary Buckland

2011
Light heavyweight: Travis Dickinson
Super middleweight: Rocky Fielding
International Heavyweight: Mike Perez
Welterweight: Yassine El maachi
Light middleweight: Robert Lloyd-Taylor
Super flyweight: Lee Haskins
Featherweight: Choi Tseveenpurev

2012
Light welterweight: Adil Anwar
Irish Middleweight: Eamonn O'Kane
International Heavyweight: Tor Hamer
Lightweight: Terry Flanagan
Light middleweight: Larry Ekundayo

2013
Welterweight: Glenn Foot
International Heavyweight: Audley Harrison (x2)
Cruiserweight: Wadi Camacho
Welterweight: Chris Jenkins
UK vs USA Heavyweight: Michael Sprott

2014
Welterweight: Johnny Coyle
Lightweight: Jono Carroll

2015
Middleweight: Tom Doran
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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fizzjambo wrote: 13 Nov 2019, 03:22
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 Nov 2019, 15:44 Of course after they won the tournament..

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Here are the winners..

2008
Heavyweight: Martin Rogan
Heavyweight: Sam Sexton
Welterweight: Michael Lomax
Middleweight: Martin Murray

2009
Light heavyweight: Tony Oakey
Lightweight: Ryan Brawley
Cruiserweight: Ovill McKenzie
Heavyweight: Audley Harrison
Light welterweight: Gavin Rees

2010
Light middleweight: Prince Arron
Cruiserweight: Jon-Lewis Dickinson
Super bantamweight: Willie Casey
Super middleweight: Patrick Mendy
Heavyweight: Michael Sprott
Super featherweight: Gary Buckland

2011
Light heavyweight: Travis Dickinson
Super middleweight: Rocky Fielding
International Heavyweight: Mike Perez
Welterweight: Yassine El maachi
Light middleweight: Robert Lloyd-Taylor
Super flyweight: Lee Haskins
Featherweight: Choi Tseveenpurev

2012
Light welterweight: Adil Anwar
Irish Middleweight: Eamonn O'Kane
International Heavyweight: Tor Hamer
Lightweight: Terry Flanagan
Light middleweight: Larry Ekundayo

2013
Welterweight: Glenn Foot
International Heavyweight: Audley Harrison (x2)
Cruiserweight: Wadi Camacho
Welterweight: Chris Jenkins
UK vs USA Heavyweight: Michael Sprott

2014
Welterweight: Johnny Coyle
Lightweight: Jono Carroll

2015
Middleweight: Tom Doran
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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The prizefighter I won in 2009 had the best line up by far. It was very entertaining an exciting for the years it lasted an the 32k was a nice little earner 👍
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Gavin1980 wrote: 13 Nov 2019, 17:06 The prizefighter I won in 2009 had the best line up by far. It was very entertaining an exciting for the years it lasted an the 32k was a nice little earner 👍
Bami- Euro Champ, Lynes-Euro and IBO champ, Cook- Euro and IBO champ, Muttley and Barnes were British champs, Michael Grant ex amateur champ and Barrie Jones, and of course a certain WBA champ, it's true that def was the hardest line up
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They just flogged it to death in the end. It’s work well spaced out.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 13 Nov 2019, 04:39
fizzjambo wrote: 13 Nov 2019, 03:22

You spend far too much time online. It’s not healthy
I post most threads whilst at work, with a computer in front of me. I get bored waiting for my next call.
A word of caution - if you spend too much time on a non-work related site, your IT department might block it. I think I’m personally responsible for Boxrec being banned at my place, I was on it constantly (although never interfering with my duties, of course :lol:) before they suddenly blocked it.
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Re: Most Successful Prizefighter

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Got to be either Rocky Fielding or Lee Haskins
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Post by Fortynineandout »

The Terry Flanagan prizefighter win was arguably the most competitive Of the series and turned out to be his break out onto the British scene that eventually led to his World Title.
He beat Derry Mathews ,eventually an interim and world title challenger in the semi .

In the other half of the draw he eventually met and beat Gary Sykes a British Champion who himself had beat later to be world champion Anthony Crolla ( for the second time ! ) and Tommy Coyle who later became a commonwealth champion.

Always amazed me that at the time he wasn’t snapped up by Eddie and Matchroom.
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