Favourite overseas European title wins

[Coco]

Dave boy Green v Jean-Baptiste Piedvache

[Stuarty]

Not British but British based Avanesyan's two wins in Bilbao against Lejarraga were quality.

[bripez]

More recently Danny Macintosh going away and winning the EBU title was a great win

[bennie]

Dave boy Green v Jean-Baptiste Piedvache

It's a shame Green couldn't stay down at light-welterweight, where he was brutal.

[ThereByTheGrace]

Its fair to say its harder to win a euro belt than a world title in some cases

[Coco]

Its fair to say its harder to win a euro belt than a world title in some cases

Depends, winning a vacant belt on home soil if often easier than winning the British.

On the other hand going into a champs backyard, esp for a voluntary is a diff thing.

Nevertheless you are def right going abroad to beat the euro champ has been a much bigger job than winning many world titles.

[roy]

John H, Stracey beating Roger Menetrey, and Kevin Finnegan beating Jean-Claude Bouttier - on the same night, in Paris.
Both the Brits were underdogs and both won decisively. I watched it live on CCTV at the Leicester Sq. Odeon. One of the happiest days of my life.

[Twinkle Toes]

Jason Cook sticks out for me, went in on short notice and produced a one punch knockout when under a lot of pressure.

[Coco]

Brutal

[My Name Is Earl]

John H, Stracey beating Roger Menetrey, and Kevin Finnegan beating Jean-Claude Bouttier - on the same night, in Paris.
Both the Brits were underdogs and both won decisively. I watched it live on CCTV at the Leicester Sq. Odeon. One of the happiest days of my life.

Those cctv nights at the cinema were brilliant.