Colin 'Sweet C' McMillan

Yeah i remember him he was quality, remember him losing to Robinson was a bit of a shock. We had a few good little men back then, robinson, mckenzie, jones, mcmillan :good

 

He's a nice guy with it as well and was class!!!

 

pitta patta puncher with not much power.

 

A beautiful boxer! Easily world-class. Just couldn't bang and shoulder inj ended him essentially before he reached his prime.

Was dying to see him and Hokko get it on.

 

i have a nice autographed pic of him if anyone wants 30 quid

 

If you have not seen it, watch the Stecca fight. At the time it was considered the finest boxing performance by a British fighter since the days of Buchanan.

 

Those names bring back some memories, two great fighters, colin was class shame as said he didn't have much of a punch but he had all the moves

To quote Mcguigan Colin was a mixture of Robinson and leonard

 

Slip&Counter is a massive fan, i have to sit back one day and enjoy some of Colin's work.

 

Sweet C stopped enough people, don't worry about his power. He worked on accuracy.

Adios.

 

Peter Buckley disagrees

 

Smooth as silk

 

one of my fave ever boxers - have met him and is a really nice fella.super skills - as scotty said 'as smooth as silk'
give me mcmillan and graham's silky skills over benn type punchers any day

 

As boxing news said "he does not have much power, but when you can box like a dream it does not matter"

His British title efforts against Murphy and De Roux ( i think ) were punch perfect. The latter he won by stoppage in about 7 from memory. He lay on the ropes slipping everything and coming back with sharp counters.

Stecca was an olympic champion and a good pro ( before that achievement is belittled )

Palacios was rough tough, but with 2 arms Colin would have won.

Everything there after is a very different fighter. But on his night he was fantastic.

Deceptively good body puncher as well. Not in the way of McCallum or Hatton where he battered the body. But every now and then whack. People definitely felt them. He had enough pop to stop people walking him down.