Give me your top 10 british p4p list

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  1. lepinthehood

    lepinthehood When I'm drinking you leave me well alone banned Full Member

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    It should look a lot different to a year ago. Irish included.
    With mackiln losing, burns looking less than impressive. Groves looking cobra'd. Bellew and cleverly looking like 2 club fighters sparring. Quigg still not fought anyone of note, but still unbeaten. Barker retiring. Degale looking impressive and shot get a title shot soon. Butler looks the dogs. Joshua looks mighty fine, but only 10 fight novice beating bums. Andy lee could be a world champion soon. Frampton schooling the spaniard. Kell brook puts on a great performance vs a hyped up destroyer in the mans backyard, claims the ibf title in one of the most talented divisions. Fury vs chisora next, BJS vs Eubanks jr, are they on your list. And a mention for Galahad who looks very talented.
     
  2. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    1. Carl Froch
    2. Amir Khan
    3. Carl Frampton
    4. Martin Murray
    5. Kell Brook
    6. George Groves
    7. Paul Butler
    8. James DeGale
    9. Stuart Hall
    10. Frankie Gavin
     
  3. JonnyLeach24

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    1) Carl Froch
    2) Kell Brook
    3) Amir Khan
    4) Carl Frampton
    5) James Degale
    6) Paul Butler
    7) George Groves
    8. Scott Quigg
    9) Billy Joe Saunders
    10) Tyson Fury

    By this time next year I think Joshua, Campbell, Yafai and Callum Smith will be in.
     
  4. Decy

    Decy Barely Coherent Full Member

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    How the f*ck does Saunders get in and Murray not:huh I'm a Saunders fan but in no way could argue he gets in the top 10.
     
  5. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Froch
    Brook
    Mcdonnel
    Khan
    Frampton
    Quigg
    Degale
    Groves
    Fury
    Murray
     
  6. Izaak97

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    1. Froch
    2. Brook
    3. Khan
    4. Frampton
    5. Degale
    6. McDonnell
    7. Quigg
    8. Groves
    9. Murray
    10. Chisora
     
  7. lepinthehood

    lepinthehood When I'm drinking you leave me well alone banned Full Member

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    chisora over fury? :think you think hes gonna beat him then.
     
  8. Work The Jab

    Work The Jab Well-Known Member Full Member

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    LOL. how the **** do you have amir khan and murray over brook?
    Tbh i dont mind murray. But Khan? Over Brook?
     
  9. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    No danger McDonnell's at 3, Terry!

    Did you not see his performance at the weekend? He was in trouble before the lad quit "claiming" injury. McDonnell has went backwards in the last 18 months. I mean he is struggling with these turn ups in his last few fights. Stuart Hall and Paul Butler are way out in front of him now.
     
  10. Izaak97

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    Yep. I think he'll stop him tbh
     
  11. Izaak97

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    Butler and Hall could not have beaten Julio Ceja who McDonnell beat in Doncaster. Jamie performs better against better opposition.
     
  12. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    Both could beat Ceja. Hall-Ceja would be a physical demanding fight, but that would suit Hall as he's the bigger, stronger man. It would be a tough fight, but one Hall could win.
    As for Butler-Ceja - well, see the above ^^ Butler managed to beat the bigger more powerful Hall with his speed and movement. So I could see him slipping away from Ceja's powerful attempts and hit on the counter for a points victory.
     
  13. Izaak97

    Izaak97 Active Member Full Member

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    Butler is massively overrated. I don't know what he's done so far to deserve the praise he gets on here. The fight with Hall should have been a draw. I also think Kal Yafai has the beating of them both.
     
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    sniffmybadger Boxing Junkie

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    Froch
    Brook
    Frampton
    Khan
    Groves
    Degale
    Quigg
    McDonnell
    Fury
    Murray
     
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    1. Froch
    2. Khan
    3. Brook
    4. Frampton
    5. Quigg
    6. McDonnell
    7. Murray
    8. Degale
    9. Groves
    10. Butler