British Boxing ready to dominate the Sport?
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well lets just see how they do 1st alot of brits fight well in europe once they come over to the u.s some flop not all but some.... just look at ricky he was suppose to be the big hype came here and lost both fight on ppv by koLook at the talent Britain has coming through and the fighters we have on the verge of doing big things.
David Haye
Tyson Fury
David Price (Olympian)
Derek Chisora
Tony Bellow
Nathan Cleverly
Tony Jeffries (Olympian)
Kenny Anderson
James DeGale (Olympian)
George Groves
Billy Joe Saunders (Olympian)
Darren Barker
Craig Mcewan
Jamie Moore
Martin Murray
Trevor Crewe
Kell Brook
Jamie Cox
Amir Khan (Olympian)
Frankie Gavin (Olympian)
John Murray
Liam Walsh
Kevin Mitchell
Gary Sykes
Martin Lindsay
Paul Appleby
Ryan Walsh
Stephen Smith
Joe Murray (Olympian)
Rendall Munroe
Michael Walsh
Don Broadhurst
Ashley Sexton
These fighters have all shown great potential early in there careers, some have won different titles but none have peaked just yet. A lot of them are prospects.
British Boxing right is the strongest it has ever been.
I seriously think Great Britain is on the verge of a Boxing boom with all these guys. What i'm hearing too is theres another batch of youngsters just as good ready to follow them.Comment
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I dont remember many flopping to be honest who wern't picked as victims (Lockett and Jennings types). Hatton is 4-2 in his fights in the States, 2 defeats against P4P #1 guys. Thats hardly a flop.
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4 class fighters, id like to see Kell tighten up his defence though he leaves his chin out to dry a bit to much, typical Ingle fighter. He's young and can work on it. Get the chin down and the hands up faster and he's the goods.Comment
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"British Boxing ready to dominate the Sport?"

British boxing DIED this year, laddy.
It's all right here.... http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=276880
and just when the brits thought they were coming up....
Calzaghe retires.
Hatton gets absolutely decimated and exposed. It becomes an embarrassment of gargantuan proportions to the UK and the Hatton fans.
Haye writes checks with his mouth, and we find out his ass couldn't cash them. He was their last hope. And boy, what a longshot of a hope he was. Him backing out today was the proverbial nail in the coffin...
My condolences...
Now I know some of you might come in here saying you still have your 2nd stringers, Froch and Khan, but are you REALLY confident in them two? No. You're not.
In fact, I know you know in your heart of hearts, deep in the middle of all your nationalistic bias and blindness, that they are both destined to fail...
I'm thinking it will take at least 10 years for british boxing to rise from the grave again...
lol...the british ready to dominate boxing....that's a good one...Comment
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