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It’s been a great year for British boxing, with many candidates.
Amir Khan captured a world title and beat a ring legend along the way
Carl Froch defended his WBC belt twice against great opposition, home and abroad
David Haye became the first British Heavyweight world champion since Lennox Lewis
Darren Barker overcame the tragic loss of his brother 3 years ago to come back and claim the British middleweight title in dominant fashion
Ryan Rhodes put on the display of his life in argualbly the domestic FOTY to capture the British junior middleweight title almost 13 years after busting onto the scene
Kell Brook continues to make a splash in the WW division, and of course, remains unbeaten and remains one of the most exciting new boxers in Great Britain
Nathan Cleaverly dominating the domestic LHW division, along with dedicated studies in mathematics. A worlds title must be on the cards for 2010
Kevin Mitchell stakes his claim to a world title shot by impressively beating Amir Khan’s conqueror, Breidis Prescott.
John Murray, despite kicking things off by not making the lightweight limit against Scott Lawton, impresses with a dominant victory against old stalwart Jon Thaxton, sending him into retirement.
Rendall Munroe continues to fly the flag for all British dustbin men by successfully defending his European belt against Simone Maludrottu
+ many, many more.
But who is your pick, and why??
Amir Khan captured a world title and beat a ring legend along the way
Carl Froch defended his WBC belt twice against great opposition, home and abroad
David Haye became the first British Heavyweight world champion since Lennox Lewis
Darren Barker overcame the tragic loss of his brother 3 years ago to come back and claim the British middleweight title in dominant fashion
Ryan Rhodes put on the display of his life in argualbly the domestic FOTY to capture the British junior middleweight title almost 13 years after busting onto the scene
Kell Brook continues to make a splash in the WW division, and of course, remains unbeaten and remains one of the most exciting new boxers in Great Britain
Nathan Cleaverly dominating the domestic LHW division, along with dedicated studies in mathematics. A worlds title must be on the cards for 2010
Kevin Mitchell stakes his claim to a world title shot by impressively beating Amir Khan’s conqueror, Breidis Prescott.
John Murray, despite kicking things off by not making the lightweight limit against Scott Lawton, impresses with a dominant victory against old stalwart Jon Thaxton, sending him into retirement.
Rendall Munroe continues to fly the flag for all British dustbin men by successfully defending his European belt against Simone Maludrottu
+ many, many more.
But who is your pick, and why??
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