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It would be up there with Jim Watt's win over Howard Davis (a win that rarely gets a mention when great British victories are discussed). Davis was unbeaten, talented, flash, a little gun shy and not a great puncher. You could say, like most American fighters, he was overrated.
On a rainy night in Glasgow, Davis fought like a man who wanted home and was outboxed and outfought by the southpaw Scot.

Very true. I always think it adds a bit more weight when you go to other guys country e.g. Honeyghan's thrashing of Curry.