this rogan- sexton deabte is likely to continue to roll on, especially considering that harrison is likely to exit the picture and the fact that chisora has climbed ahead of the two of them. i fully agree that rogan was somewhat unlucky. the stoppage in the first fight was wrong and he should have called off the second fight until after the operation but there is no point in eating sour grapes. sexton took the fights and all he could do was beat the man in front of him and thats what he did twice, albeit controverisally. for them reasons i think sexton should get a look in before rogan but only slightly. i think the public would be bored by another chisora-sexton fight and i don't think harrison would fancy a rematch with rogan so ideally i think chisora should face rogan for the british and commonwealth titles (and the world title if he performs a miracle against klitschko) and sexton should face harrison for the euro strap. just putting it out there- these fights would seem to make sense both in terms of commerce and fair play....
Excuses can be made for the two Sexton losses - although I refuse to acknowledge the first loss. However, hell struggled to show the tidal wave type pressure that he used to provide in his win over a very average German in Mayo the other weekend. If could still be ring-rust but I am not sure we will see the Rogan from the Skelton and Harrison fights again. Here is the video of the fight [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCbfjhUjErM[/ame]
He sustained a serious injury. Nobody said he was ali, no disrespect to the big man ~ rogie ~ but surely his recent fights, wins both, are steps in the right direction.
No but he knocked out skelton while he was ebu champ ~ that handed him commmonwealth honours but no euro, it wasnt on the line. Think it may have been that rogie wasnt qualified to challenge for rhe ebu, not having enough fights by then