who is best fighter in britain?

Is she fit?

e: hahah, changed the thread

 

what the ****

 

My favourite part.

 

stick around and see how u get on. why u moving to london

 

You may as well nail her before you go. Then convince her she should buy a second flat in bayswater. Bobs ya fathers brother and you've got a rent free place to live and somewhere warm to park ya sausage on those cold london nights!!!:good

 

POUND TOP 10


1. David Haye

- Heavyweight
London (24-1, 22KOs)
Haye breathed new life into the heavyweight division with his superb defeat of John Ruiz - we hoped the Brothers Klitschko would follow but it's Audley Harrison instead.



2. Carl Froch

- Super-middleweight
Nottingham (26-1, 20KOs)
Froch was defeated for the first time in his career by Mikkel Kessler in Denmark. Next up is German Arthur Abraham later this year - his fights aren't getting any easier.



3. Amir Khan

- Light-welterweight
Bolton (23-1, 17KOs)
Khan rises one place after his 11th-round stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi on US debut. Defends against Marcos Maidana in December - when his whiskers will be tested.



4. Kell Brook

- Welterweight
Sheffield (22-0, 15KOs)
Brook defeated fellow Brit Michael Jennings in Birmingham but we it didn't prove if he was ready for the leap to world level. European champion Matthew Hatton next?



5. Nathan Cleverly

- Light-heavyweight
Cefn Forest (19-0, 9KOs)
Cleverly came of age with a splendid defeat of rugged Germany-based Iraqi Karo Murat in Birmingham. Should land a world title tilt later this year.



6. Rendall Munroe

- Super-bantamweight
Leicester (21-1, 19KOs)
Munroe ground down Mexican Victor Terrazas in a WBC title eliminator in April and his prize is a match with full WBC champion Toshiaki Nishioka in Tokyo in October.



7. John Murray

- Lightweight
Manchester (29-0, 17KOs)
Murray added the vacant European lightweight title to his British crown by stopping Gary Buckland, and will now be targeting world honours.



8. Kevin Mitchell

- Lightweight
Dagenham (31-1, 23KOs)
Mitchell was cut down to size by Michael Katsidis in his challenge for the WBO interim lightweight title at Upton Park. Time to go back to the drawing board.



9. Matthew Macklin

- Middleweight
Birmingham (27-2, 19KOs)
Macklin reclaimed the European crown with a straight-forward win over Shalva Jomardashvilli - but we'd still like to see him against fellow Englishman Darren Barker.



10. Darren Barker

- Middleweight
London (22-0, 14KOs)
An injury put paid to an eagerly anticipated clash with Matthew Macklin and we can only hope they meet for Macklin's European crown later this year.

 

What about Burns?

 

Carl Froch for me, he fights real opponents.

 

I think Haye may well be the best current marketing man in British boxing, that's hard to deny, he clearly could sell ice to the Eskimos.

Does he deserve to the current British no 1 slot? I say not.

 

I don't know where to start with this...

 

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Mr Adkins has to be in with a shout lol