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Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:17
by KW1
Got me thinking with fighters now becoming professional from all sorts of background experience, who is the worst pro fighter you have seen or can remember, style , technically and fitness ?

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:41
by mickey1975
Anthony Joshua.

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:42
by Rexob
Active Contender it's got to be Rocky Fielding.

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:42
by Oiky
AJ

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:44
by ThereByTheGrace
Flintoff followed closely by bellew and the McDonnell brothers

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:44
by Rexob
Worldwide Carlos Maussa :witzend:

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:45
by Rexob
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Flintoff followed closely by bellew and the McDonnell brothers

Flintoof has to be up there as the worst ever?

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:47
by Tangerine
Queen Petal :salut:

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 14:48
by Floatlikeabutterfly
I feel this is a very disrespectful topic, do you see what boxers go through before the even get in that ring?

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:24
by Stuarty
Rexob wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Flintoff followed closely by bellew and the McDonnell brothers

Flintoof has to be up there as the worst ever?
Yeah has to be! Couldn't hit water if he fell out of a boat!

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:27
by littlepug
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Flintoff followed closely by bellew and the McDonnell brothers
The McDonnells are exellent pros

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:33
by stevedoc
I see rockin robin deaks and he wasn't as bad as his record,I think he won his 1st fight then lost every fight after around 40 with out checking

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:38
by littlepug
stevedoc wrote:I see rockin robin deaks and he wasn't as bad as his record,I think he won his 1st fight then lost every fight after around 40 with out checking
I've watched him box and always looked very capable

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:41
by Dan Dares
Flintoff is a great shout. Worst I've seen. Not surprising though.

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:41
by Stuarty
Witter was absolutely awful to watch. Obviously not a bad fighter but yaaawn!

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:42
by stevedoc
littlepug wrote:
stevedoc wrote:I see rockin robin deaks and he wasn't as bad as his record,I think he won his 1st fight then lost every fight after around 40 with out checking
I've watched him box and always looked very capable
Yeah I think he had polio as a kid and has a dodgy leg which doesn't help his movement

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:47
by Stuarty
Dan Dares wrote:Flintoff is a great shout. Worst I've seen. Not surprising though.
What about the cabbage he beat :oops:

Obviously he was given a few extra quid on the fly to lose but still....

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:49
by Boxerbeetle
Rexob wrote:Worldwide Carlos Maussa :witzend:
I couldn't stop laughing when he won a title. Especially when he punched his opponent (Vivian Harris, if I remember rightly) on the back of the head whilst he was lying face down on the floor :lol:

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 15:55
by reggaereggae
I can't remember his name... Something like Imran Khan. He was boxing on the cruiserweight prizefighter at York hall some years ago. He was a solicitor apparently and that was his selling point. He was simply the worst fighter I had ever seen live. To his credit I think he didn't get stopped

Edit - this is the guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/396617

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 16:15
by handsofstone
reggaereggae wrote:I can't remember his name... Something like Imran Khan. He was boxing on the cruiserweight prizefighter at York hall some years ago. He was a solicitor apparently and that was his selling point. He was simply the worst fighter I had ever seen live. To his credit I think he didn't get stopped

Edit - this is the guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/396617
The solicitor without a defence?? :lol:

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 16:17
by Rexob
Who could forget Jorge Kahwagi's now he was a monster.

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 16:18
by Rexob
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Rexob wrote:Worldwide Carlos Maussa :witzend:
I couldn't stop laughing when he won a title. Especially when he punched his opponent (Vivian Harris, if I remember rightly) on the back of the head whilst he was lying face down on the floor :lol:

He has to have the worst style ever! unbelievable?

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 17:21
by Dan Dares
Stuarty30 wrote:
Dan Dares wrote:Flintoff is a great shout. Worst I've seen. Not surprising though.
What about the cabbage he beat :oops:

Obviously he was given a few extra quid on the fly to lose but still....
He wasn't trying. He was scared to knock Flintoff out in front of 6,000 fans. No other explanation as to why he didn't jump all over him after he had him down, like anyone else would have. Can't remember the chaps name but he'd do Flintoff nine times out of ten if he had an incentive to.

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 18:21
by reggaereggae
handsofstone wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:I can't remember his name... Something like Imran Khan. He was boxing on the cruiserweight prizefighter at York hall some years ago. He was a solicitor apparently and that was his selling point. He was simply the worst fighter I had ever seen live. To his credit I think he didn't get stopped

Edit - this is the guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/396617
The solicitor without a defence?? :lol:
Hhahahhahahha :lol: :lol: :lol:

Now that is a nickname for someone from the Nobby Nobbs camp! :lol:

Re: Worst British pro ??

Posted: 07 Apr 2016, 19:57
by handsofstone
Dan Dares wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Dan Dares wrote:Flintoff is a great shout. Worst I've seen. Not surprising though.
What about the cabbage he beat :oops:

Obviously he was given a few extra quid on the fly to lose but still....
He wasn't trying. He was scared to knock Flintoff out in front of 6,000 fans. No other explanation as to why he didn't jump all over him after he had him down, like anyone else would have. Can't remember the chaps name but he'd do Flintoff nine times out of ten if he had an incentive to.
Richard "The Dick" Dawson