Brit's that made the best debut in the US

[mickey1975]

Jamie McDonnell.

Went over to fight the unbeaten Kameda as an underdog. His own trainer didn’t come as he’s scared of flying & he won well on points.

Brilliant performance.

Who was his trainer at the time?

Steffy Bull?

[Teddy's Toupee]

Jamie McDonnell.

Went over to fight the unbeaten Kameda as an underdog. His own trainer didn’t come as he’s scared of flying & he won well on points.

Brilliant performance.

Who was his trainer at the time?

Dave Hulley. Myself and a friend were training amateurs at the same gym(The Empress in Mexbrough)at the time. Hulley claimed to have been an unbeaten pro boxer before he started coaching but I don't think he'd had any pro bouts.

[Coco]

Maybe he was semi pro!!

[My T Sharp]

If you mean first fight in US and not first pro fight

Very good technical performances

Paul Ingle vs Junior Jones

Scott Harrison vs Tracy Harris Patterson

[Teddy's Toupee]

Maybe he was semi pro!!

I was travelling on a bus back from the Ingle's gym one evening and overheard some chap telling some other passengers he was a semi-pro boxer and did the proper boxing, not the messing about that Naseem Hamed did.

[Coco]

Maybe he was semi pro!!

I was travelling on a bus back from the Ingle's gym one evening and overheard some chap telling some other passengers he was a semi-pro boxer and did the proper boxing, not the messing about that Naseem Hamed did.

I take a semi pro as seriously as I take someone who is semi pregnant.

[Teddy's Toupee]

Maybe he was semi pro!!

I was travelling on a bus back from the Ingle's gym one evening and overheard some chap telling some other passengers he was a semi-pro boxer and did the proper boxing, not the messing about that Naseem Hamed did.

I take a semi pro as seriously as I take someone who is semi pregnant.

You're either licenced by the BBBC or you're not. You can't be semi-licenced.

[pat123]

Adrian Stone made his pro debut at Madison Square Garden.

[NoScoutingReports]

DeGale beat Andre Dirrell for the IBF title on his US debut.

[NoScoutingReports]

Jamie McDonnell.

Went over to fight the unbeaten Kameda as an underdog. His own trainer didn’t come as he’s scared of flying & he won well on points.

Brilliant performance.

Nice shout, good performance this.

[THEBUTCH]

Yep, Paul Ingle is a great shout

His pulsating win over Junior Jones had Madison Square Garden jumping

[Steveh583]

DeGale beat Andre Dirrell for the IBF title on his US debut.

Great call