Was Frank Bruno an elite fighter?
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Bruno goes through the whole of Grabimir's resume undefeated.
Bruno's resume pisses all over Grabimir's.
Bruno beats Grabimir.Comment
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Lennox Lewis made Bruno look like a world beating, elite fighter. Tyson made Bruno look like a chump.Comment
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As much as I love Frank, he was not elite. A good fighter, solid C+ but nothing more. He had good power, good hang with the best but he lacked the extended ability to beat the best over a period of time which defines an elite fighter.Comment
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He held a portion of a championship at a time when the division was fractured, with Foreman having recognition as the man in some quarters, the IBF and WBA title was separated now and in the hands of Seldon and Schultz if I'm not mistaken. Bowe and Holyfield were still contesting their own mythical heavyweight championship and I highly doubt Bruno would have been ranked above either man, or even Foreman at the time or a Moorer.Originally posted by saint laurentHe held the most prestigious championship in the entire sport. You might want to look up the definition of elite.
Bruno was a place holder, just the same as Seldon and Schultz. Would the two S' be ranked elite? I don't think so. SO why is Bruno? Unless your standard of what is an elite fighter is far below the recognised standard of an elite fighter.Comment
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Well when it comes to the British boxing scene he was definitely elite. But on the world stage he was good and he was a champion but he wasn't elite.
To me elite is someone who stands out above all and in his day he was shadowed out by a lot of guys.
Nevertheless he was good though.Comment
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