Benn's best fight?

Nigel's best scrap?

Anthony Logan
2
6%
Michael Watson
2
6%
Doug DeWitt
0
No votes
Iran Barkley
2
6%
Chris Eubank I
2
6%
Lou Gent
0
No votes
Chris Eubank II
1
3%
Gerald McClellan
25
74%
Other (State)
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 34

Autobarn
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Post by Autobarn »

For atmosphere and action combined, the Watson fight was the best one.

For mad fury, the Logan fight.

For the most dramatic comeback from an early whipping in modern boxing history (OK, equal to Marquez-Pac), it has to be McClellan.
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I was impressed by Nigel when he lost fights, there was no bitching he just went up and congratulated the winner, even Eubank , who at the time Nigel couldn't stand.

One of my favourite bits was when Nigel went to Italy and beat Galvano on cuts, the Italians all steamed into the ring and tried to imtimidate the Ref, a couple of them turn on Nigel who told them to 'fornicate off' . They didn't hang around.
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Old bones Ian wrote:I was impressed by Nigel when he lost fights, there was no bitching he just went up and congratulated the winner, even Eubank , who at the time Nigel couldn't stand.

One of my favourite bits was when Nigel went to Italy and beat Galvano on cuts, the Italians all steamed into the ring and tried to imtimidate the Ref, a couple of them turn on Nigel who told them to 'eff off' . They didn't hang around.
I had to laugh when he lost to Eubank. When interviewed, he goes "I still detest Chris Eubanks...I'm off to Barbados to have a break."
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