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SO what can Britain look forward to in the new boxing year ahead? Although we lost three world champions this year, we will start in a strong position with two quality world title holders in Nathan Cleverly and Ricky Burns.
THIS year will go down as Brits on Tour with a record number of our boxers going in search of world title glory.
ANOTHER Brit abroad and yet another controversial decision. Last Saturday, Bolton's Amir Khan lost his WBA and IBF light-welterweight titles to Lamont Peterson in Washington DC — Peterson's backyard.
DERECK CHISORA suffered a Nordic Nightmare in Helsinki last Saturday in one of the worst robberies I've seen in the ring for a long time.
THE Brits are on the road again this weekend.
By Frank Warren - It's in the early stages but I'm in talks with the promoter of WBA world light heavyweight champion Beibut Shumenov about a unification clash with WBO king Nathan Cleverly. I'm aiming for it to take place early next year in Wales and it will be a big 'Homecoming' as Cleverly's last fight there was in 2007 on the Joe Calzaghe-Mikkel Kessler card.
IT DIDN'T take long for the Klitschkos to try and goad David Haye out of retirement. This time Vitali may face the Brit after younger brother Wladimir beat him on points when Haye put a poor performance down to an injured little toe.
MANNY PACQUIAO, generally regarded as the world's best pound-for-pound fighter, was made to looked human again against Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas.
THE world of boxing was very sad to hear of the passing of Joe Frazier who died from liver cancer.
THERE will be real fireworks tonight at Wembley Arena where I'm staging a cracking fight card.