well i'm stirring the pot just to see what people think in direct comparison. that's why it's ironic that a fighter who took on all comers isn't fit to wipe the arse of one who didn't.
if you dont set yourself up in the US then there's no-one to duck. just like calzaghe and witter. thats why hatton is the poster child for british fighters regarding how to follow your dream without ever having to make excuses.
So because he didn't fight James Toney he has never fought a world class opponent? Benn fought Watson, Barkley, Eubank twice, DeWitt, McClellan and Collins twice. To use your phrase, spare me. Your bull**** that is.
there's stirring the pot and theres coming out with bull****. people ,young people may come on here and read that and dismiss benn on the back of something you've said, which is as far from the truth as can be.
who he fought correlates to the time when he fought them. calzaghe fought eubank too, remember? warren use to remind us of that endlessly until they parted ways.
He fought Eubank at his prime. McClellan absolutely at his prime. Even the guys not at their prime could be considered world class, which was your ridiculous statement. What the hell is your definition for world class? I've had respect for you in the past, but this is horse **** of the highest order. Benn never fought a world class opponent :-(
doesn't matter if i'm english, american or ****ing zambian, nigel benn was a warrior . you obviously know **** all about him