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  • Comments Thread For: Dan Azeez Has No Problem With Fighting 'Old Friend' Joshua Buatsi

    Less than 48 hours after knocking out local man Thomas Faure to win the European light-heavyweight title in Paris, Dan Azeez was at the foot of the Eiffel Tower asking other tourists to take a picture of him with his new belt.
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  • #2
    This is a golden age for British LHWs, CWs and HWs - never known anything like it in 40 years - just the number at world contender level

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    • #3
      A good fight. Winner gets Bivol.

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      • #4
        Well done in winning the EBU. Go buy that bag champ!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by SteveM View Post
          This is a golden age for British LHWs, CWs and HWs - never known anything like it in 40 years - just the number at world contender level
          Yeah I feel the UK plan is to just keep spamming fighters at Canelo, Bivol and Beterbiev until one of them finally pulls off the upset.
          SteveM SteveM likes this.

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          • #6
            I'm not sold on this guy. I think he's solid but slow.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Clegg View Post

              Yeah I feel the UK plan is to just keep spamming fighters at Canelo, Bivol and Beterbiev until one of them finally pulls off the upset.
              Haha - none of the promoters are mad about 2 russians being the champs at 175 or any other division - much more money to be made of a British or US or Mexican champion. Thats why Biv-Beter not getting made

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              • #8
                Nice to see the right sort of comments from a guy just enjoying the experience, the success, and the ride. No need to **** on about how great he is, etc etc blah. Just pride in his performance and in himself, and a realistic appraisal of what he might do and where he might go with it. Well done, champ.

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