This content is protected the eurofighter guaranteed to blow mayweathers profile sky high all over the world.
Solid claim that , but it should be pointed out Jimmy Wilde had retired two years prior to the Villa fight , Villa hit Wilde with a ******* of a shot after the bell to end the second round and Jimmy fought the remainder of the fight semi concious , Villa to his credit came into Jimmy changing room and said sorry to Liz Beth (Jimmys wife ) and informed her he was't a dirty fighter and was just acting on orders . Villa died a few years later aged roughly 23 . sad when we think of what coud have been . Regards Josey Wales
Marcel Cerdan Henry Cooper Max Schmeling Nino Benvenuti Jimmy Wilde LennoxLewis Ingemar Johansson Naseem Hamed Barry Mc Guigan LennoxLewis Vito Antuofermo
Jimmy Wilde Bob Fitzimmons Ted "Kid" Lewis Diulio Loi Lennox Lewis I'd make these the top five, the fact that ATG Loi has had no mention is a sin. I'd even pick him over the Eurofighter. --------------- Joe Calzaghe Naseem Hamed Bruno Arcari - underated Ken Buchanan Chris Eubank Nigel Benn Georges Carpentier Barry McGuigan Marcel Cerdan John Conteh Jim Driscoll Benny Lynch Sandro Mazzinghi Freddie Mills Owen Moran Jack McAliffe Randy Turpin Marcus Thil Max Schmeling Battling Nelson
Who was the Italian fighter who died recenly? Loi? Fought Ortiz I think?:huh Sorry, my boxing history is pretty lousy compared to others on this board. In no particular order Wilde Ted Kid Lewis Nino Benvenuti Llazlo Pap. Jack Berg Carpientier Cerdan Lennox Lewis John Conteh Benn Eubank Calzaghe Buchannan Turpin Lynch Driscoll Naz
Beat Ortiz for 2/3. One of the greats of all time anywhere, never mind Europe. Amongst the 5 best to have come from our continent, unquestionably. A great, great champion. Lost three out of 120+, a hometown decision (avenged) and to two great fighters, Ortiz and Perkins, both avenged. Got out on top, winning. Great, great fighter, one of the greatest ever, H2H at Lightwweight i'd put him in the top 8. All good names on your list BTW.