Greatest British Super MIddleweight EVER ?

Also, at this point I just want to point out that Watson was easily greater than Eubank and Benn, and possibly Froch and Collins (on ability, not achievement).

 

What would you describe as great then

 

**** me, of course they were great,all were world champs,what the **** would you call them 'well,the were ok i guess'

tell you what, ****witts get right on my tits on this forum,only ring half of these have seen is there boyfriends piece.
and yes,it does take a man to of been in the ring,train ****ing hard and get twated a few times to realise how ****ing hard it is to get to world level,never mind british title level,or evn area level,twats
rant over,im gonna go and shoot some kids on xbox now to calm down

 

Christopher Eubanks.

 

Catley.

 

I'm sorry, what?

 

You set the bar pretty high then!

 

Lol. I see you've atoned.

 

Calzaghe
Eubank
Froch
Benn
Collins

This is quite straightforward I think.

 

Catley.

 

Benn, Eubank and Collins started off as Middleweights and Calzaghe ended his career at Light Heavy. The only consistant Boxer to start his career at Supermiddle and continue loyally to that weight division through his career to date is Carl Froch, so for me Froch is the Greatest Supermiddle ever!! Plus he has taken on the hardest, toughest, best fighters throughout the World one after the other without a break or easy fight. ! FROCH...imo.

 

Calzaghe, Collins rightly has no votes, seeing as hes Irish

 

and lost to Ward and a faded Kessler, two guys who have actually done something at super middleweight, beat Taylor and Abraham, who have atrocious super middleweight records, Pascal has done nothing at Super middleweight apart from win a few NABO and NABF titles, Dirrell has done nothing at the weight, and its a serious debate wether he deserved that victory at all.

The Bute victory though? well, that was superb.

Yes his run of competition has been fantastic, but Carl Froch has lost to the the only two guys he fought to actually achieve something great at the weight.


I love Froch though, have been singing his praises to anybody who will listen, a true throwback, champion, and warrior, but he does not surpass calzaghe

Calzaghe was THE MAN at the weight

 

Unless someone can produce evidence that Pascal has improved at 175, the Pascal win you have to consider as great.

 

I remember watching that fight at the bar, it was great, I've always followed Froch, ****, since the days he was beating down Damon Hague. I dont always like to pull the old "what has he done at the weight" argument, but people are getting just a LITTLE carried away with the Froch resume thing. Ok, lets give him Pascal as a great win, it still doesnt beat Calzaghe

Calzaghe basically unified the division