Britain in the bareknuckle era: Heavyweight-Tom Cribb Light heavywight-Jem Mace Midleweight-Tom Sayers Welterweight-Dutch Sam Beneath that, you probably sought another ocupation, before the era of weight classes.
Thats right :good:bbb more like this Anarci or Manuel Ramos,Chris Arreola,Eddie Lopez,Alfred Zuanay,Tony Fuente,Joey Orbillo(take your pick) ill knock both of them out of maybe Joe Hipp hes a real native. Victor Galindez Carlos Monzon Roberto Duran Roberto Duran or Chavez if we cant have Duran in both classes Salvador Sanchez Ruben Olivares or Manuel Ortiz Ricardo Lopez or Miguel Canto but i prefer Lopez.
Wales Tommy Farr Joe Calzaghe Eddie Thomas Colin Jones Freddie Welsh Howard Winstone Johnny Owen Jimmy Wilde Scartissue
Mexico Alfred Zuany Beat Ezzard Charles Yaqui Lopez Rafeal Guittierez or Lupe Aquino Kid Azteca,Pipino Cuevas or Carlos Palomino? Julio Cesar Chavez Salvador Sanchez RUben Olivares Ricardo Lopez or Miguel Canto?
:huh What the **** are you talking about here? You consider Lewis and Hamed Brits but not Englishmen?? WTF.. Lewis was born in London and Hamed in Sheffield...those Cities are ENGLAND. You ****ing moron
Brazil HW- Adilson Rodrigues LH- Luis Ignacio MW- Felipe Cambeiro WW-Paulo de Jesus LW- Acelino Freitas FW- Valdemir Pereira BW- Eder Jofre FlyW- Servílio de Oliveira our team is not so good......that´s crazy.....it´s a shame for a big country like Brazil.....
Puerto Rico Fres Oquendo Jose Torres Jose Basora Felix Trinidad Esteban Dejesus Wilfredo Gomez Sixto Escobar Ivan Calderon
I would have put him in there but Ruiz i believe is born in the US. I was close to maybe even throwing cruisers Ossie Ocasio or Carlos Deleon in there for heavy, or Jose King Roman but Fres was a pretty good fighter and was on the wrong end of a couple of decisions. And was beating a prime or near prime David Tua, also gave a prime Chris Byrd all he wanted.
Scotland Heavy - Ken Shaw Light-Heavy - Chic Calderwood Middle - Bert Gilroy or Tommy Milligan Welter - Gary Jacobs Light - Ken Buchanan Feather - Scott Harrison Bantam - Walter McGowan Fly - Benny Lynch I'd reckon that Scotland has the best team of Flyweights ever though.
Australia Bill Squires Tony Mundine Dave Sands George Barnes Hector Thompson Jeff Fenech Lionel Rose Henry Nissen Scartissue
Exquisite language, with lexicon like that, you must be one hell of a charmer! :good Lewis was indeed born in London, but fought for Canada and has close relationship with the Caribbean. I am sure Lewis considers himself a man of the world and thus British, which is fair dues, he is. Naseem too, has strong links with another Country, in his case Yemen. He rightly considers himself British as well, and I am very pleased that both Naseem and Lewis consider that to be the case. Both are clearly worthy additions to the rich history of the Mother Country of the modern sport.