And like I said neither warrant admission but thanks for agreeingpedfreeboxing wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 18:57Lol khanOld bones Ian wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 16:33 Khan has a better resume to get in the BHOF but I don't think either warrant entry![]()
its like you're not even factoring in all of Khans losses. Hes done nowhere near enough to even be considered!
Brook hasn't either. But I'd have brook above khan in every way now. Brook has half the number of losses, never lost to no mediocre fighters, never had a love affair with the canvas, suceeded in the much tougher 147 division which Amir failed in. And was always the superior fighter to Amir, as you could see in that 6 round obliteration!
Kell Brook- Hall of Fame ?
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Wee Tommy wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 19:09Brooks a party animal he never took the game as seriously as Floyd and the other great fighters of his prime years. Hence why now he’s been beaten by the best he’s faced. Fantastic talent at his peak. Nowhere near a HOF career.handsofstone wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 18:45 Had the talent, I still maintain prime Brook hangs with the best of his era including the versions of Mayweather and Pacquiao that were around at that time, he should've been world champ a few years before he beat Porter but no never in HOF
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Definitely mate, I remember when he destroyed McIntyre I was in shock. He went backwards after that imo.handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 03:55Wee Tommy wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 19:09Brooks a party animal he never took the game as seriously as Floyd and the other great fighters of his prime years. Hence why now he’s been beaten by the best he’s faced. Fantastic talent at his peak. Nowhere near a HOF career.handsofstone wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 18:45 Had the talent, I still maintain prime Brook hangs with the best of his era including the versions of Mayweather and Pacquiao that were around at that time, he should've been world champ a few years before he beat Porter but no never in HOFturned pro in 2004, was it about 2014 he finally won a world title? As you say never lived the life and was probably starting to regress by time Porter came about
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There’s no way it’s possible to score Brook-Porter to Porter. 9-3’s fairer than 6-6.
The only dispute comes from Jim Watt’s bizarre commentary at the time where he decided away fighters had to win by a country mile to get the decision.
He scored this to Porter & Haye - Valuev to Valuev & soon after ‘retired’.
On American TV there was no doubt at that Brook was a clear winner & Porter himself has admitted he lost the fight.
The only dispute comes from Jim Watt’s bizarre commentary at the time where he decided away fighters had to win by a country mile to get the decision.
He scored this to Porter & Haye - Valuev to Valuev & soon after ‘retired’.
On American TV there was no doubt at that Brook was a clear winner & Porter himself has admitted he lost the fight.
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Brook - No
Khan - No - but would be closer than brook - but no.
Khan - No - but would be closer than brook - but no.
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Soon after? - it was about 6 years after Valuev - and he is sorely missed on the commentary.a force wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 05:14 There’s no way it’s possible to score Brook-Porter to Porter. 9-3’s fairer than 6-6.
The only dispute comes from Jim Watt’s bizarre commentary at the time where he decided away fighters had to win by a country mile to get the decision.
He scored this to Porter & Haye - Valuev to Valuev & soon after ‘retired’.
On American TV there was no doubt at that Brook was a clear winner & Porter himself has admitted he lost the fight.
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yeh, his achievements goes beyond what he's just done in the ring. I wouldn't be surprised if he makes the HOF.mickey1975 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 06:42I think Khan could. The Olympics at 17 and the impact he's had on Asians taking up boxing. Plus his willingness to fight anyone.
He's done a lot for the sport without even knowing.
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Mcguigan got in for his impact on the troubles. It's not always just boxing.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 08:41yeh, his achievements goes beyond what he's just done in the ring. I wouldn't be surprised if he makes the HOF.mickey1975 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 06:42I think Khan could. The Olympics at 17 and the impact he's had on Asians taking up boxing. Plus his willingness to fight anyone.
He's done a lot for the sport without even knowing.
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Come on......... 'a joke of a career'tigermoth87 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2022, 01:32 No
Joke of a career. 40 wins, only one is actually any good. Wasted his career fighting bums like Donut Dan and Frankie Gavin.
IBF World champion, defended it numerous times as he was contractually obliged to.
Had a go v the monster that was GGG, and kel gave a fab account of himself, lifted GGG of the floor with an uppercut that would have put a lot of fighters to sleep.
Has been unlucky with injuries, was doing very well in the Spence fight until the fractured orbit.
Was outclassed v Crawford but questions remain unanswered with regards Kells preparation.
If Kell had stuck with Dominic throughout his career, If kell had lived the life a bit more outside the ring, If if if
But he is a multi millionaire and gave us some great nights (as fans) in victory and defeat.
If thats a joke of a career, ill have some of that!!
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That is true but then I think the IBHOF have also got to think about that word "international" in their title a bit more. For example, Henry Maske and yes I will say it, Sven Ottke did some amazing things for boxing in Germany - really got it to become quite the sport there and really without those pioneers would we have had the big Klitschsko nights with the Red Hot Chilli Peppers playing etc. Yet both get overlooked year in year out.mickey1975 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 08:50Mcguigan got in for his impact on the troubles. It's not always just boxing.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 08:41yeh, his achievements goes beyond what he's just done in the ring. I wouldn't be surprised if he makes the HOF.mickey1975 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 06:42
I think Khan could. The Olympics at 17 and the impact he's had on Asians taking up boxing. Plus his willingness to fight anyone.
He's done a lot for the sport without even knowing.
Similarly I am sure there are others in Asia and other parts of the world that need consideration also - but perhaps cos English isn't their first language the cross over to the states hasn't been as strong.
McGuigan was also a boxing broadcaster for a number of years also.
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I’d like to see a British Boxing Hall of Fame open. Does anyone know where the US ones get their money? I mean is it a museum that customers pay for entry? I wonder if there’s enough interest to open one in the U.K.?
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Everything is donated. The creator did a Tris life stories.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 13:35 I’d like to see a British Boxing Hall of Fame open. Does anyone know where the US ones get their money? I mean is it a museum that customers pay for entry? I wonder if there’s enough interest to open one in the U.K.?
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So they exist purely from donations? Any big donors or just average fan?mickey1975 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 14:05Everything is donated. The creator did a Tris life stories.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑22 Feb 2022, 13:35 I’d like to see a British Boxing Hall of Fame open. Does anyone know where the US ones get their money? I mean is it a museum that customers pay for entry? I wonder if there’s enough interest to open one in the U.K.?