Comments Thread For: Who is the UK?s finest active fighter?

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Poor journalism boxing scene. A couple of the contributers would be better secretly taking a few geography lessons. Callum Walsh is from county Cork Ireland and the last time I checked Ireland is an independent country and definitely not British or part of the UK. I might unsubscribe for this terrible sleight on Callum Walsh and the Irish people.

[NihonJim]

We have a pretty weak crop at the moment, but we have been through drier spells.

Itauma has the most potential, but right now that's all it is, potential.

We had a weak last Olympics compared to recent cycles which hasn't helped.

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Anthony Joshua and it is not even close. All of what Joshua has achieved in his career? Has not just disappeared. His resume and legacy are miles ahead of any other active British fighter. I would rate Anthony Joshua ahead of Josh Taylor due to his Olympic Gold Medal, and better individual wins at Heavyweight.

So yes? I would rate on merit 'Both Anthony Joshua and Josh Taylor, the top 2 best active fighters in British boxing'.

I don't think it is relevant whether a few rookie fighters are making a slight impact i.e. Fighters such as Moses Itauma should not even be mentioned in anybody's list. Itauma is at the stage of his career, where? Purposely all of his fights are being tactically chosen to create an image. Itauma has not entered into the serious stage of his career as of yet, when he will be competing in contests and against fighters that can genuinely pose him a high level threat'.

And if Tyson Fury decides to come out of retirement 'Then I would not dispute too much, if people wanted to rate Tyson Fury as the number 1 active British fighter'.

In the sport of Formula one 'There are a current group of British drivers, who are really performing great. But that does not make them the best British motor sports drivers, because Lewis Hamilton for as long as he is active in the sport. Should be without any doubt rated as number 1'.

I understand that in today's society, certain folk from my observation 'Live in the moment. It is not a good idea in my opinion, especially when it comes to critical analysis and building a accurate model, picture of reality'.

Casual sports fans live in the moment, critics live in the moment, naysayers live in the moment, and the list goes on 'That is why those demographics appear very opportunistic. Because the moment is all that matters, what have you done for me lately? I am sure you have all heard that expression or saying'.

Note: Anthony Joshua is still astonishingly only 1 to 2 fights away from becoming the 'Three times World Heavyweight Champion. If he fights Daniel Dubois II next? You best believe the fight would be one of the biggest boxing events stage in British Boxing in 2025'.

One of the greatest test of a fighter 'Is sometimes how they deal with a lost. Anthony Joshua resume, and character as a fighter has withstood and overcame some traumatic loses. Joshua avenged his lost to Ruiz Junior, with a immediate rematch win. And he produced a commendable effort vs Oleksandr Uysk II in their rematch'.

To conclude: Depending on how you analyse Anthony Joshua's position in the game now 'It can either be a very negative or positive. I personally think Anthony Joshua has a great opportunity in front of himself at this stage of his career. Because for the first time ever? Very few people are expecting him to come back and win another World title. Anthony Joshua has been the favourite for 99.99% of all the fights, he has ever fought. Now those days are far away, now Joshua has to find his way out of the void one last time. Escape its gravitation pull, and establish himself as one of the major celestial bodies in British Boxing and beyond'.

So, overall Anthony Joshua, Josh Taylor, Tyson Fury and possible Callum Smith 'Are all British Boxing best active fighters' etc.

[JeBron Lamez]

Hahaha very funny

That domestic level stickman bum was completely exposed as a hypejob.

Hard disagree.