From Broken Man To Beast: Fighters Who Really were that much better after a beating?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by JonOli, Feb 22, 2010.


  1. FLINT ISLAND

    FLINT ISLAND PENYRHEOL Full Member

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    Maybe you want to call Frank Warren "Enzo the baker" he put him in with so many bums.

    I'm not for protecting Maccarenelli - I would love to see him fight the best out there
     
  2. diagnosismurder

    diagnosismurder Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Johnny Nelson

    Lost 12 of his first thirty something fights to go on the become the champion of the world for i believe seven to eight years
     
  3. izmat

    izmat Boxing Addict Full Member

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    A young Pacman would have been considered as having a glass body/chin
     
  4. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    But did he really get much better, he gave Sanchez absoloute hell then kinda did what was expected of him afterwards.

    I think he matured his style alot after this 'loss' and became a better all round fighting machine.

    Alexis Arguello - after his loss with Marcel. He realised he needed much more technique to become a world champion and focussed on his skills which led him to be one of the greatests.
     
  5. mryeags

    mryeags Boxing Addict Full Member

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    What about Nigel Benn lost to Eubank then moved up in weight to secure his legacy as a british great at super middle including a contenscious draw against Eubank and odviously the war against McClellan to name but two fights ....

    I personally think he was a better fighter after that defeat and chiselled his legacy from then onwards...
     
  6. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    i THINK THE wATSON DEFEAT WAS JUST AS IMPORTANT (oops caps)