Who deserves title shot

[just the facts]

Pretty simple, which one of boxing’s contenders deserves a title shot. Any division.

For me it’s Derv.........

[Luilun]

Vergel Ortiz

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Pretty simple, which one of boxing’s contenders deserves a title shot. Any division.

For me it’s Derv.........

Yeah he’s a great shout.

I’d add:

Glowacki at CW, especially after the BS refereeing in the Breidis fight.

Castano at 154.

Ugas at 147.

Galahad at 126.

Nakatani at 112.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Wonder who will be the first dope to say Dillian Whyte?

[just the facts]

Vergel Ortiz

Given his level of competition so far, you think he is more deserving than any other contender in any weight class?

[Quicksilver*]

Ugas should get a crack

[Luilun]

Given his level of competition so far, you think he is more deserving than any other contender in any weight class?

He destroys any Welterweight Champions

[Beercules]

Yes, I agree with you guys.



Ugas should get a crack at a belt

[Ray*]

Luis Ortiz... Once Wilder wins it back for the trilogy that we all want.

[Marchegiano]

In a way, the UK, Heavyweight.


Fury is the clear number one. Joshua should probably be ranked number two, **** Boxrec.

Literally never been a HW title fight for Undisputed + Lineal to feature two champions from the UK fighting for all the marbles in the UK for a UK audience. Now is the time...for ****'s sake.

America's had a ****load, the UK's had zero, none, ever; it'd be historic.



Arum asked in an interview who would pay for Wilder and Pulev to step aside. What are royals good for?

Is it silly for me to think the queen should pay the step aside money and knight the mother ****er what wins between Joshua and Fury?

The clear, undisputed, lineal, baddest mother ****er alive, being British, means **** all to anyone actually important in Britain?

That sounds like a criticism, it isn't, we all know no one who actually matters here in America gives a **** about boxing, but, I did think it had a different cultural importance in England specifically but throughout the UK in general.