Top 5 British and Irish super middleweights of all time?

Stop keyboard warrioring with hate and disrespect and do something positive with your life, instead of bashing those you used to watch in awe as a little boy who've achieved a lot more.

 

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No, nothing? Those are the tell-tale signs I need. Empty vessels my friend, empty vessels mate.

 

Comeback nothing, your Bulldog24.

 

I'd argue Collins should have won against Johnson and Kalambay in very good fights. I had Collins beating Johnson by a single point in very good close fight. Whilst I had Collins beating Kalambay by 2 points (judges scoring biasedly towards the home country fighter).

Clear to see why Roy Jones JR avoided Collins like the plague his whole career.

 

That's true about Jones avoiding Collins like the plague!

 

There is always one out there that every fighter will have a hard day against mate - Mayweather was the expert in cherry picking fighters at the right stage of his career.

Joe Calzaghe admitted he was done after the Kessler fight and the Nottingham Nose knew this and began calling him out. Both at their peak and Joe would have given him a boxing lesson.

Steve Collins was a very hard fight for anyone - no exceptions.