BBC's top 10 British fighters ever (Post War)

**Jambo boy** · 10-28-2008, 07:19 PM

No Calzaghe, no Eubank and Naz is way too high. I can't see how people can rank Naz so hgihly when he fought for less than half of his potential career.

I would have Conteh a lot higher as well. I wouldn't really argue with the rest.

**hammerhiem** · 10-28-2008, 07:23 PM

I'd argue with Mcguigan.

you talk about Naz only fighting at the very top level for half his potential career, well mcguigan fought there about 4 times in all of his.

**TheGreatA** · 10-28-2008, 07:24 PM

Originally posted by Jambo Boy

No Calzaghe, no Eubank and Naz is way too high. I can't see how people can rank Naz so hgihly when he fought for less than half of his potential career.

I would have Conteh a lot higher as well. I wouldn't really argue with the rest.

The list is 3 years old so that could explain why Calzaghe isn't there.

**Chunk..** · 10-28-2008, 07:26 PM

Originally posted by Jambo Boy

No Calzaghe, no Eubank and Naz is way too high. I can't see how people can rank Naz so hgihly when he fought for less than half of his potential career.

I would have Conteh a lot higher as well. I wouldn't really argue with the rest.

The BBC haven't got a scooby!

**Jambo boy** · 10-28-2008, 07:26 PM

Originally posted by hammerhiem

I'd argue with Mcguigan.

you talk about Naz only fighting at the very top level for half his potential career, well mcguigan fought there about 4 times in all of his.

You've got a point, I think he get's so much credit for what he did out of the ring. He unified Ireland at a time when the fighting was at it's worst. He was a great champ in this respect.

**Kris Silver** · 10-28-2008, 07:29 PM

Yeh it isn't up to date. �100 per year for a TV licence to the BBC, and they can't update a measley top ten British Boxers post War. What the **** are they doing?

BBC's top 10 British fighters ever (Post War)