Lucky fighters who achieved more than they should of

magnus
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Re: Lucky fighters who achieved more than they should of

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Keith Knox was a touch lucky to become British champ vs Kelly (if I'm not confusing that with another lucky cuts stoppage of the same era).
Matt Teague
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Re: Lucky fighters who achieved more than they should of

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Charles Sheppard and Peter Judson, I wouldn't say lucky, just grafted there's arses off and maximised there potential
palooka
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Re: Lucky fighters who achieved more than they should of

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Del Bryan and Chris Saunders overcame early losses and disappointments to become really good British Title level boxers - they could have got really fed up and packed in but kept at it and improved - Geoff McCreash as well did very well, he never seemed the most talented but he got some good scalps and did himself proud.
stevedoc
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najib daho did well after a mixed start only won 4 of his first 11 fights ,british and commonwealth champ and fought for the IBF title .....tough guy
forcefraser
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Re: Lucky fighters who achieved more than they should of

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Manchester Massive wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Ricky Burns has been lucky to this point so far
Multiple defences and some great names on his record suggest he's more than lucky
I would not call him lucky at all. He's a good fighter with a huge heart but i dont subscribe to there being some great names on his record. I cant even think of one genuine "great" name on there.
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