Best British Boxing spectacles?

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  1. Dubstep

    Dubstep Active Member Full Member

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    What have been the best Boxing fights ever seen? Can you look past Eubank/Benn?

    Four categories?

    Modern (1980 onwards)
    Old (Post War - 1979)
    Relatively Popular (e.g. McClellan/Benn, Benn/Eubank, Jones/Christie)
    Relatively Unknown (e.g. Danny Williams with the dislocated shoulder etc.)
     
  2. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Specsavers are good quality, and you can get them at a reasonable price.

    They sometimes do a two-4-one offer. Nice:good
     
  3. kurt2006

    kurt2006 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Fidel Castro Smith v Wharton (daylight robbery decision as well)

    LL - Mason

    LL - Bruno

    JC - Lacy
     
  4. brown bomber

    brown bomber 2010 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    Gomez-Arthur
    Turpin-Robinson 2
    Watson-Eubank 2
    Mark Prince-Micheal Gale
     
  5. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I'll throw in a sleeper:

    Michael Gomez - Alex Arthur: not the big fanfare that you would get with the likes of Eubank-Benn and Lewis-Bruno, but a top quality England/Ireland v Scotland battle.


    For something a bit older:

    Randy Turpin - Ray Robinson I: The greatest win by a British fighter ever, even when you take into account the fact that leading up to the bout Ray had drank and shagged himself to exhaustion.
     
  6. DamonD

    DamonD Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Obscure - I'd go for Jimmy Vincent TKO8 David Walker from 2002.
    If you love forehead-to-forehead brutality, that was a great one.