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| Chris Eubank I |
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2 | 1.94% |
| Chris Eubank II |
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8 | 7.77% |
| Iran Barkley |
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11 | 10.68% |
| Doug DeWitt |
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0 | 0% |
| Robbie Simms |
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0 | 0% |
| Gerald McClellan |
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77 | 74.76% |
| Lou Gent |
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1 | 0.97% |
| Mauro Galvano II |
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1 | 0.97% |
| Dan Sherry |
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1 | 0.97% |
| Anthony Logan |
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2 | 1.94% |
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When he beat N Piper. No Piper wasnt going to win, but the way Benn performed looked very good. Piper was always game and would try, though I was never a fan of Piper
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Benn's top-10 performances in order: #1 Wharton #2 Piper #3 Eubank II #4 Morgan #5 Galvano I #6 Giminez #7 McClellan #8 Sims #9 Barkley #10 Quinones |
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Good list, though I would have been in a different order. Do miss those days |
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It would've been the McClellan fight, but the rabbit punches that were allowed in that fight was horrifying to watch. My pick is the Eubank rematch. I thought he boxed beautifully and clearly won.
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His top 10 (imo) are 1 McClellan 2 Eubank II 3 Barkley 4 Galvano I 5 Piper 6 Galvano II 7 DeWitt 8 Wharton 9 Simms 10 Logan |
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That's about right. The Sims fight was under-rated, alot of people expected him to lose that. The Mclellan fight is CLEARLY his best performance, and one of the best by a British fighter in my lifetime IMO. |
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Logan was one of his career-worst performances, are you mad. He was floored heavily and wobbling all over the place, and later hit 22 times in a row without moving his head or raising his hands, before the hail-mary hook from his ankles and controversial stoppage.
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McClellan. McClellan was seen at the time as an unstoppable force and was knocking people dead. Benn came back from a shaky start to KO the powerful McClellan and unfortuantely permently F'ing him up in the process. That last part wasn't too cool for Benn, but the heart and power he showed was his best moment.
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tough to say.
I know gman is the obvious choice but i think I'm going for Eubank 2. I had him winning that fight and it's probably his best whole fight display in his career. Sure his comeback v gman was great against a highly rated superstar but outboxing a prime Eubank was pretty special for me. Despite it not being his best weight i think he's a top 10 atg at smw (not a huge achievement coz it has shite history but still) |
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