Frank warren press conference today

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  1. Jamesy1

    Jamesy1 Active Member Full Member

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    Can you tell us now? I'm guessing as today's the press conference there's no need for secrets?!?!?!
     
  2. raws

    raws Active Member Full Member

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    BBC reckon Clev is fighting Alejandro Lakatos
     
  3. Bad Dog

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    I think the best we can hope for is Cleverly vs a decent lhw ranked contender, Macklin vs another euro defence, Brook vs Theopane, Bellew vs Mcintosh and obviously DeGale vs Smith.
     
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  5. Bad Dog

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    :shock:
     
  6. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Clev is fighting Alejandro Lakatos because it looks like Braehmer is fighting Shumenov next.
     
  7. Bad Dog

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    :lol::deal
     
  8. MagicMan91

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    European light-heavyweight champion Nathan Cleverly will have to wait for his shot at a world title.

    Current WBO champion Juergen Braehmer has been given permission to delay his mandatory defence against the Welshman to face WBA champion Beibut Shumenov.


    Welshman Cleverly beat Karo Murat last month in a final eliminator but will instead fight for the WBO Interim title on 11 December in Liverpool.

    No opponent has yet been named but is likely to be Alejandro Lakatos.

    Spaniard Lakatos, 36, who was born in Romania, holds the WBO European title - a regional belt not to be confused with Cleverly's EBU crown - after beating Abdelkahim Derghal over 12 rounds last February in Madrid to take his record to 31 wins, five defeats and two draws.

    "In a way it's a little bit disappointing because you want to be announced as the world champion on the night of your fight," Cleverly told BBC Sport Wales.

    "After the victory... I'd be the WBO Interim world champion, which is a little bit of an anti-climax, but still I've done my duties winning the fight and hopefully becoming world champion then.

    "There's a situation where there's two world champions at the moment [Braehmer and Shumenov], they're going to fight soon so one of them has two titles as such. I've got the most exciting crop of young boxers I've ever worked with
    Promoter Frank Warren


    "And the winner of my fight now on December 11th goes on to fight the... world champion, hopefully by early 2011 I'll have a couple of world titles on my waist."

    However, the scheduled clash between Braehmer and Shumenov could be overtaken if German Braehmer fails in his appeal against a 16-month prison sentence for assault and insulting behaviour.

    American Tavoris Cloud holds the IBF belt and Jean Pascal of Canada the WBC version of the light-heavyweight crown.

    Cleverly, 23, has recently been named the Boxing Writers' Young Boxer of the Year.

    His 10th-round stoppage over Murat saw Cleverly become unbeaten in 20 fights, with 10 finishing inside the scheduled finish. He is only the ninth Welshman to have picked up the honour.

    Scheduled to appear on the same bill as Cleverly in Liverpool is Paul Smith, who will defend his British super-middleweight crown in a mouth-watering domestic clash against James DeGale.

    Matt Macklin will make a defence of his European middleweight crown and Sheffield's Kell Brook defends his WBO Intercontinental strap.

    Frankie Gavin, the 2007 amateur world champion, challenges for the WBO Intercontinental light-welterweight crown, while Tony Bellew will put his Commonwealth light-heavyweight title on the line.

    Promoter Frank Warren added: "I've put on some massive shows during my 30 years in boxing and this will be up there with the best.

    "At the moment I've got the most exciting crop of young boxers I've ever worked with and this show represents the next generation of stars in British boxing - this is set to be a fantastic night with some cracking fights from top to bottom on the card.

    "Smith and DeGale is a fight that everybody wants to see and with exciting youngsters like Cleverly, Brook, Macklin, Bellew and Gavin, plus many more joining them, it will be one huge night for the fans."
     
  9. TFFP

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    http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=14751&cat=boxer

    Not the worst of opponents, looks like he troubled Uzelkov, troubled Michalczewski, went 12 with Garay, been 12 with Erdei. A stoppage win by Cleverly would be a decent statement. Bit disapointing after the Brahmer rumours though.
     
  10. Bad Dog

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    Massive anti climax from what was promised.
     
  11. Jamesy1

    Jamesy1 Active Member Full Member

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    Ahhhh Frankies far too good for this international title bull****!! A good eight/ ten rounder would have been sufficient! Having said that I don't think Harrison will extend him beyond five
     
  12. robpalmer135

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    so when are we going to find this out?

    3 potential avalible opponent for each I would be happy with if they are named before the end of the month and not at 2 weeks notice. If there not fighting agaisnt those listed, I reserve the right to complain.

    Cleverly - Chris Henry, Aleksy Kuziemski, Vyacheslav Uzelkov

    Bellew - OvilMcEnzie, Danny McIntosh, Steve McGuire,

    Macklin - Dimitry Pirog, Domenico Spada, Fernando Guerrero

    btw I am being very generous here.
     
  13. Bad Dog

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    Pirog vs Macklin would be good if Macklin has a death wish.
     
  14. lefley10

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    :yep
     
  15. LP_1985

    LP_1985 JMM beat Pac-Man 3 Times Full Member

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    cant beleive im so dissapointted after reading the whole thread.

    hopefully get some good news in abit