Most exciting British fighters right now?

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  1. gashalasha7

    gashalasha7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    We're having this debate at work, so thought I'd forum it too.

    Name your top 3 most exciting British fighters to watch - the fighters that you will do your best not to miss live, doesnt matter if they're domestic/world level etc..

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    EDIT: Currently active boxers
     
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  2. iron_chin

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    Mccloskey
     
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  3. Smoggy7188

    Smoggy7188 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Probably Froch, Bomber and Ovill.
     
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  4. Nafflad26

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    Hahaha what about Audley???
     
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  5. iron_chin

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    Bellew is quite boring tbh.
     
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  6. iron_chin

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    I would have included the a force but op said active fighters.
     
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  7. kosaros

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    Gary Sykes, Cello Renda and maybe George Groves.

    Hard trying to narrow it down to three.
     
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  8. iron_chin

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    Groves is a must watch aswell. I wanna say frampton and gavin aswell but i reckon some ppl will not like there more technical styles. That galahad kid looks quite xciting aswell, looking forward to him stepping up.
     
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  9. BoxingAnalyst

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    Theres a handful that i love to watch, can't give you a top 3...

    Froch, Brook, Frampton, Burns, Ochieng, Simpson, Buckland, Purdy, Afolabi, Price.
     
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  10. ishy

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    Lightweight alone has John Murray, John Watson and Derry Matthews who more often than not put on a good show.
     
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  11. Robney

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    Froch, Burns and Price... they are also the ones with a bright future I think.
     
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  12. GladiatoR

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    George Groves
    Kal Yafai
    Billy Joe Saunders
    Carl Froch
    Kell Brook
    David Price
    Ola Afolabi
     
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  13. BoxingAnalyst

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    Rees and Crolla also! ;)
     
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  14. mckay_89

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    Khan is always exciting to watch. Explosive speed, poor defence and dodgy whiskers is a good combination from a fans point of view. I'd have him, Groves and Price as my 3, but all of the names mentioned so far are good to watch, I'm looking forward to Purdy v Jones.
     
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  15. Abertawe

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    For hype Fury & Price... For 'drama' I'll have to say Khan.
     
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