Seeing as you're too chicken I'll help you out. Eubank stopped only a handful of SMWs, and the only ones who were world class or remotely close to it were Watson (who was a MW moving up) on a freak once in a lifetime punch and Sam Storey. But you think he'd KO Nardiello? :rofl Eubank hated fighting southpaws. Nardiello>>>>>Dan Schommer in every conceivable facet and by a country mile. Nardiello>>>Eubank. It's irrefutable.
And atsch at you actually thinking I was being serious. I was (obviously) winding up Atberry aka Bullshit24/7
Honestly, how obvious does one have to make their trolling round these parts before folk cotton on. lol
Both prime. Reid was a fighter that could be great one day and not as good the next, so I am going to say that I have picked the best Reid, like the one who started the first round against Pretorius. I think Collins would have trouble as Reid had a great chin and was a good counter puncher, who could hit, but would favour Collins on aggression and workrate. Collins by close decision, but both prime, I wouldnt bet on it
Havent seen this for years. It reminds me how much tougher that era seemed, just lesser known. Its always a pleasure when a poster like yourself who recalls the era posts, as I know I can have a sensible debate with someone who does know
Reid didnt lose badly to Malinga at all. It was a real non event where they were both very negative and wanting to counter rather than attack
I like that era a lot. I followed it pretty closely. Even if I didn't get to see all the fights I was still able to keep track of what was going on because I used to read every boxing magazine I could get my hands on back then - Boxing News, Boxing Monthly, The Ring, KO magazine, World Boxing, International Boxing Digest (later shortened to just Boxing Digest) and one or two others that I can't recall the names of now. I used to have tons of them but I chucked most of them about five or so years ago as they were talking up too much space. Thanks, likewise. :good