Underrated boxing commentators

Dunphy had that great gift of speaking directly to the viewer. Loved his style.

 

Sean O'Grady never got the respect he deserved.

 

In the UK some people gave Jim Watt a hard time but I thought he was a superb reader of a fight. I used to hate people in the South saying they couldn't understand what he was saying. Pathetic ignorance.
Jim's 20 year partnership with Reg Gutteridge was brilliant.

 

Jim Healey. I learned a lot listening to him doing the fights from the Olympic in the 70s. He was ringside and would comment when the crowd would react to a punch that wasn't as good as it looked, or point out effective punches that you could see from ringside but not in the stands.
From him I learned to recognize when punches were effective by watching how the guy getting hit reacted.