It's ridiculous people still see "hands down" as an indicator of poor training, there are things like distance, head movement, shoulder rolls, slipping, feinting and so on that can be used for defence instead of the archaic "hands up" and take shots on the gloves style typically expected in the UK. An upright European stance is often cannon fodder for a more athletic and unorthodox boxer - see Pavlik vs Martinez or even Frampton vs Quigg.
Great top 10, copied below with how I would order them and two changes 1) Adam Booth 2) Joe Gallagher 3) Rob McCracken 4) Peter Fury 5) Dominic Ingle 6) Jimmy Tibbs 7) Shane Mcguigan 8.) Billy Nelson 9) Gary Locket 10) Dave Coldwell