Check it again, Benn and Eubank are on the list.Froch got in ahead of Eubank and Benn?
As a Brit that seems odd. Guess the latter 2 never really "made it" in the US?
Check it again, Benn and Eubank are on the list.
I think Hatton deserves to be in there. I don't get how Tim Bradley is in there but not Hatton.
Another UK guy am a bit shocked Froch got in before.
Your right, my bad. So of those listed Bradley, Froch and Marquez made it? Marquez makes sense, Froch is acceptable though I agree that Benn and Eubank should have been in first. Bradley is a head scratcher, there are definitely more deserving names on list.Think it's you who needs to check again, son.
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You cray. He fought in front of 80K people!I can only think because Froch is still in recent memory maybe. I mean I think froch had an excellent career, but Eubank and Benn WERE British boxing for a number of years.
Do you like that they let known roiders, murderers, rapists, etc. in the boxing HOF? I know other sports have a character clause.
Froch got in ahead of Eubank and Benn?
As a Brit that seems odd. Guess the latter 2 never really "made it" in the US?
I think Froch has a better resume than both Benn and Eubank. Looking at their 3 best wins (IMO and in no particular order) and how they went down:
Froch
1. Bute - brutalised the heavy favourite
2. Groves 2 - iced
3. Kessler 2 - dominant in avenging a questionable loss
Sole loss to an ATG in Ward, fought the best available
Benn
1. McKlellan - savage beatdown
2. DeWitt - ballsy comeback
3. Barkley - shootout
Losses to Watson and Eubank in his prime, and Collins when he was way past it.
Eubank
1. Watson - 1 robbery, 1 tragic win
2. Benn - outtoughed the tough guy
3. Malinga
Losses to Collins, Clazaghe and Thompson later on.
Perhaps, yeah.
But in terms of notoriety/fame, don’t think Froch ever came close to Benn, Eubank and Hatton who all were mainstream stars.
I was always a big Froch fan, I see no reason he shouldn't be in there. You could argue some deserve it more, I guess, but he has a HOF resume when you look at his record and drawing power.I think Froch has a better resume than both Benn and Eubank. Looking at their 3 best wins (IMO and in no particular order) and how they went down:
Froch
1. Bute - brutalised the heavy favourite
2. Groves 2 - iced
3. Kessler 2 - dominant in avenging a questionable loss
Sole loss to an ATG in Ward, fought the best available
Benn
1. McKlellan - savage beatdown
2. DeWitt - ballsy comeback
3. Barkley - shootout
Losses to Watson and Eubank in his prime, and Collins when he was way past it.
Eubank
1. Watson - 1 robbery, 1 tragic win
2. Benn - outtoughed the tough guy
3. Malinga
Losses to Collins, Clazaghe and Thompson later on.
I was always a big Froch fan, I see no reason he shouldn't be in there. You could argue some deserve it more, I guess, but he has a HOF resume when you look at his record and drawing power.
Rewatched the Bute fight last night. Love that rushing style throwing both hands from the hips.
I don't think that he is necessarily undeserving, I just don't think he is more deserving than the likes of Micheal Nunn or Mickelsivsky.While I don't like Bradley as a commentator or boxer I just looked up his record and he has some nice wins so I think his HOF election is fair.