Best win away from home by brit ?

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  1. jdempsey85

    jdempsey85 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No ****ing around here by Sir Nigel Benn straight in no messing against the very tough Iran Barkley.Also benn's 1st defence didnt pick any Tocker pudwill type bums to defend against.






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  2. DrMo

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    That fight perfectly illustrates why the 3kd rule doesnt work & can ruin fights.

    Best win away? Honeyghan, Stracey & Buchanan deserve a mention.
     
  3. Flea Man

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    Honeyghan-Curry
    Buchanan-Laguna
    Stracey-Napoles

    But my personal best is Berg-Chocolate.
     
  4. Vano-Irons

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    Yeah i'll say Honeyghan - Curray as well.

    Flea also has a very good answer. Berg - Chocolate was a great performace, especially considering Chocolate probably beat Canzoneri a year before, only to lose a decision (also a pretty good fight!!!!!)
     
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    jdempsey85 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    no one gave honeyghan a chance amazing victory
     
  6. As impressive as the blowout against Barkley was, he'd already been softened up to the point where he was meat and drink to a fighter like Benn.

    Honeyghan vs Curry, Stracey vs Napoles and Buchanan vs [insert whoever] are obvious candidates.
     
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    chisora against halenius
     
  8. Flea Man

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    One of the greatest fights ever filmed and shout shut up anyone who says the old timers were lesser operators than their modern counterparts.

    Who won? Too close to call!
     
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    On a lesser scale to the above, Lloyd Honeyghan's 3rd round KO over Gianfranco Rosi over in Italy for the European title.
     
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    Carl Froch against Andre Ward.
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    Calzaghe Vs Hopkins

    Give it a few years and your all agree ;)
     
  12. Ray Dollars

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    Honeyghan
     
  13. Threetime no1

    Threetime no1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Honeyghan v Curry is top for me like.

    Froch v Taylor was good for Carl's first visit to the states and after suffering the first knockdown of his career.

    Eubank v Rocchigiani was good win away against a former champion. Although Eu was the favourite.
     
  14. kosaros

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    Along with those already mentioned:

    Alan Minter vs. Vito Antuofermo I
    Kirkland Laing vs. Roberto Duran
    Own Moran vs. Battling Nelson
    Sid Smith vs. Eugene Cirqui
    Paul Ingle vs. Junior Jones
    Lloyd Honeyghan vs. Gianfranco Rosi
    Ted 'Kid' Lewis vs. Jack Britton (either of the 3 that weren't Newspaper decisions)
    Freddie Welsh vs. Ad Wolgast
    Freddie Welsh vs. Abe Attell
    Seaman Tommy Watson vs. Fidel LaBarba
    Peter Culshaw vs. Jacob Matlala
    Pat Barrett vs. Efrem Calamati
    Jock McAvoy vs. Babe Risko
    Jock McAvoy vs. Al McCoy

    *This isn't a definitive list, just a few fights that I've plucked out that I feel deserved to be mentioned! Honeyghan-Curry is probably number one for me, as well.
     
  15. alfonso

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    Its not the best... therefore not answering the question - but big Enzo winning the euro belt in 1 round was very good and very surprising