UK boxing seems to be on a high at the moment. They have more world champions than any other nation. Domestic fights are filling out stadiums and casual fan interest is the highest it has been since the 90s. How is their success seen in America I wonder..?
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Originally posted by Raging Brummie View PostUK boxing seems to be on a high at the moment. They have more world champions than any other nation. Domestic fights are filling out stadiums and casual fan interest is the highest it has been since the 90s. How is their success seen in America I wonder..?
However, mainstream interest isn't as huge as i twas in the middle of the last decade with Hatton, Khan and Calzaghe. The odd "big" fight gets some interest but outside of AJ, recently Brook and maybe Groves, no one really knows Kal, McDonnel, Smith etc.
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Yeah... kinda what I figured. Need to be a little more than a casual fan to know them names. The biggest I remember is the Eubank, Benn and Collins era. That won't be surpassed as it was all on terrestrial TV. Even my nan watched them fights!
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Originally posted by Raging Brummie View PostYeah... kinda what I figured. Need to be a little more than a casual fan to know them names. The biggest I remember is the Eubank, Benn and Collins era. That won't be surpassed as it was all on terrestrial TV. Even my nan watched them fights!
And calzaghe
I think amir khans televised final amatuer bout had more viewers
Where in brum you from
I grew up in kings heath
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There's quantity but not a lot of quality.
I'd say Carl Frampton, Anthony Joshua and James Degale are the cream of the crop.
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Originally posted by Mc,Lovin View PostHatton surpassed all of them haha
And calzaghe
I think amir khans televised final amatuer bout had more viewers
Where in brum you from
I grew up in kings heath
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostThere's quantity but not a lot of quality.
I'd say Carl Frampton, Anthony Joshua and James Degale are the cream of the crop.
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