Roland Posted March 11, 2012 Report Posted March 11, 2012 I have only just read of the death of Brian Curvis. A great warrior and Stalwart. One say born in wrong era, but of course most era's have 'Greats' to be beaten. I well remember his fight with great Emile Griffith. NO SLOUCH HIM. And of course his bout with another worldclass great in Dave Charnley, who certainly was no slouch. I remeber listening to his fight Of the Southpaws' with Dave Charnley ... who of course was a wieght devision below him - these were the days when they fought their contemparies - well most, and nigh certain here, if not in the USA. I had the good fortune of meeting him, and his brother Clif, another good champion to say the least, when like so many others we supported that terrible Aberfan disaster. personally I think the money element madse him fight the good un's too early, like so many, who did so to chase the money. JMO
Roland Posted March 12, 2012 Author Report Posted March 12, 2012 I think, personally he was at his best when Twice beating that Nottingham stalwart Wally Swift.
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