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  • s4lim
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    #61
    1. Chris Eubank
    2. Mikkel Kessler
    3. Robin Reid
    4. Jeff Lacy
    5. Byron Mitchell

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    • TheGreatA
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      #62
      Originally posted by HappyBoxingFan
      Admittedly I didn not follow Jeff Lacy when he was coming up. That having been said the guys has looked as slow as a bag of bricks in every fight I have seen him including the uninspired performance against manfredo. I don't think Jeff Lacy is any good... your thoughts?

      Also.. Mario Veit? He's a beer hall fighter in Germany. I know you didn't put him high... but c'mon.
      Veit beat Brewer and Salem and hadn't lost to anyone except Calzaghe until 2006.

      Lacy knocked out Vanderpool (something Hopkins couldn't do) and Reid (something Calzaghe couldn't do), he also beat two decent fighters Omar Sheika and Pemberton.
      Last edited by TheGreatA; 01-17-2008, 12:55 PM.

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      • Randall_Hopkirk
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        #63
        Originally posted by gavinz1970
        31 is not exactly ancient is it? Did you watch the fight? Did he look old to you?
        Didn't he lose to Steve Collins twice? Was that a consequence of Steve being the better fighter or a sign that Eubank was on the decline? Either way, the Calzaghe win over Eubank wasn't as good as some make out.

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        • Jim Jeffries
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          #64
          Originally posted by Randall_Hopkirk
          Didn't he lose to Steve Collins twice? Was that a consequence of Steve being the better fighter or a sign that Eubank was on the decline? Either way, the Calzaghe win over Eubank wasn't as good as some make out.
          Styles make fights. Did losing to Ken Norton when Ali was 31 mean that Ali was finished? And most people fail to mention the Eubank win at all. I think putting him down for the first time in his career was pretty damn decent.

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          • TheGreatA
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            #65
            Eubank was down against Watson, Benn and Collins.

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