Great British Boxers

Precisely my thoughts too much about himself

 

I know I'm getting old as I really enjoy Miles Temperton's history articles.

 

Taylor has a great resume though. The McGuigans matched him tough when he was a contender.

 

That's great to hear shipmate, these blue collar fighters, that are in terrific scraps for coveted area straps, and toil for years for very little monetary reward, are massively unappreciated, bar a few close friends and or fans.

I had no idea you could fight with a stoma!


Clearly your cats are definitely not fans! Hahaha great post

 

thanks mate, lovely post and genuinely very much appreciated. thank you. The cats are definitely not fans despite being fans of brawling.

 

Ricky Burns deserves a shout. Was one of the best British fighters a few years ago.

 

I’m pretty sure Callum Smith made £7.5 million for winning the WBSS.

 

You’ve been banned again?

 

I remember that too, made me smile. He’s such a slimeball.

I have met Hauser twice, once in Vegas and more recently in New York. Lovely man and one of the great boxing writers.

 

stop posting random links mate either write good posts or just leave it to rest of us plenty good members here

 

that is life changing money, blimey.

 

I suspect Bellew-Haye was always going to be 2 fights though and it's far less risk than going out early in the WBSS which he probably would have done. That's kind of my point, quarter-final loser in the WBSS wouldn't have made millions.

Look at how different Bellew looked against Usyk, weight-drained, gassing early, etc, compared to the Haye fights not that long before. He was like a ghost, admitted he was spewing in training camp it was so hard to make weight, etc - imagine 3 of those against the absolute elite? Fighting a shot-to-bits Haye for 30% makes total sense to me.