What matchroom sport has done for British boxing is incredible

[Scipio2009]

Look, Kell is the exception, all these other guys we've seen fed to world "champions" is laughable, Rose, Gavin the list just goes on and on. They were put up for a quick buck in a fight where they had less than a 0.1% chance to even come close to winning.

In terms of creating stars, AJ may be a real triumph but there's still a ways to go.

But like I said before, Matchroom have definitely done a good job, in parts a very good job, giving us Froch v Bute at a time when Ward didn't want any of Bute and the big Wembley show and some really decent dust ups on a domestic level but it's far from an incredible job. The years of boxing on ITV, where it was very much part of the national discussion was an incredible job but not what I've seen do far.

Brook, Joshua, Degale, and possibly Luke Campbell all look like fighters who will be able to compete on the world level, with likely other fighters in consideration more down the line.

I'm just pointing out that Matchroom Sport is getting them that opportunity. Like the old man says "if you're good enough, you can win anywhere".

[Sugar Adam Ali]

as a fat yank, i have really enjoyed the matchroom cards.....