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Lennox Lewis

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Lennox Lewis Collectors Mounted Photographic Print

London born Lennox Lewis retired from Boxing as the undisputed Heavy Weight Champion. Lewis had held the belt on 3 separate occasions, a feat which only 3 other fighters in boxing history has achieved, Lennox sits proudly aside such Boxing greats like as Mohamad Ali and Evander Hollyfield and holds the Starlays Sports Title for the Greatest Ever British Boxer.

Welshman Joe Calzaghe is one of Britain's Finest Boxing Legends. Joe has won the WBC, WBO, WBA and IBF titles and held titles for as long as ten years running. Calzaghe's unblemished career has seen him win all 46 of his professional boxing bouts and the southpaw has KO#d his opponents a hefty 32 times.
Calzaghe - The Complete Story

Joe Calzaghe

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Prince

Naseem Hamed

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Naseem Hamed - Best Of

Sheffield born Featherweight Naseem Hamed earns his way into the hall of fame after enjoying a magnificent boxing career spanning over 10 years. Hamed, also known as the Prince, held the European Super Bantom Weight title for many years and remained undefeated until finally losing to Marco Antonia Barrera in the States. Hamed set a might professional record of 46 wins from 47 fights.

British / Irish fighter Barry Mcguigan became World Featherweight Boxing Champion in 1985 by beating Panama's Eusebio Pedroza in London. Mcguigan fought a sucessfull defence of the title twice before coming unstuck against a texan unknown Stevie Cruiz in a fight that ended Barry's best days. Barry McGuigan v Eusebio Pedroza

Barry

Mcguigan

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Nigel Benn

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Nigel Benn Vs Chris Eubank

Nicknamed the Dark Destoryer, British born Nigel Benn's boxing carear saw him win both the WBC Middleweight championship and the WBO super middle weight belt. Originally crowned world champion after beating Doug De-Witt in 1990, Benn defended his title twice before Chris Eubank took the title by KO. Benn regained succes by winnng the WBO title the following year.

Only 8 losses from 62 fights, Scotsman Ken Buchanan has held the WBA Lightweight title twice during a career that lasted 15 years in the ring. The former armature and pro boxing champion is still believed to be involved in white collar boxing to this day, at 63 years old !

Ken Buchanan

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Lightweight Champion of the World

Ricky Hatton

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Ricky Hatton - A Life Story [DVD]

Manchester born Ricky Hatton has held every world title for his weight. The light welterweight champion has IBO, IBA, WBC, WBO, WBU and 2 times IBF world champion. Now considered a folk law legend in Manchester.

London Born Super Middle Weight Champion Chris Eubanks won himself into supremacy after a classic title fight with then champion Nigel Benn. Eubanks won the bout and defended his WBO World Middleweight Title no less than four times before being involved a title bout that ended in tragedy after severely paralyzing his closest rank opponent Micheal Watson.

Chris Eubank

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At Home With The Eubanks [DVD]

Audley Harrison

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 Realising the Dream

Audley earns his place in British Boxing History for been the first British boxer to win the Gold Medal at the 2000  Sydney Olympics any many people believe there is still more to come.

Britain's most famous heavyweight boxer who for over 15 years had set his sights on World Heavyweight Boxing Title. Frank finally won the title in 1995 at the age of 34 before getting retired by Mike  Tyson shortly after.

Frank

Bruno

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Frank:
Fighting Back