Which 3 upcoming British Fighters will be the next to win World Titles?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by El Cepillo, Dec 27, 2009.


  1. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

    32,127
    41
    Nov 2, 2007
    Of course it isn't, but Mitchell showed a different dimensional to his game that many of us never even knew existed. He's not extremely skilled, but he can box pretty well and when you combine that with the power, punch resistance and heart that we knew he had all along, and he's got a chance.

    Mix that in with him fighting at super-feather or lightweight also. He's got chances across two relatively empty weight-classes now to pick up a belt. 135 was packed a while ago, but the likes of JMM & Pacquiao moved up, Casamayor dropped off, Guzman no longer looks like the fight he was. And with Warren, he should find an easier route to a title shot than most.
     
  2. billy nelson

    billy nelson the fighting scots gym Full Member

    15,873
    674
    Jan 9, 2009
    MAZALLAN,theres nobody in britan to touch him mate,only mitchell was good enough and he moved up,so stop bumping your gums! your under the impression scottish boxers just dont have it, your so wrong.in time bellew will win a world title as will degale and darren barker looks very very good,him versus maklin could be a great fight.
     
  3. billy nelson

    billy nelson the fighting scots gym Full Member

    15,873
    674
    Jan 9, 2009
    WBF with comments like that you should hide your head up your avaters arse lol
     
  4. Mazallan

    Mazallan ESB yes man Full Member

    7,522
    0
    Jun 25, 2009

    I respect but but you are being a total *****.


    No one on this site wants Scottish boxers to have success more than me.

    Look anywhere and you will find that I almost always choose to support the Scottish boxer over his English opponent. I was gutted about Arthur losing recently and overjoyed that Simpson keeps on winning.

    I am just no fan of Burns. I have seen no miracle transformation from him being a decent young domestic standard boxer into a fighter with world title aspirations. Once he has a few decent fights then moves onto European level and then gets a few fights against decent contenders we can start bragging him off as a huge talent but I really do not think he will get that far. And once again I wish him the best of luck and hope he proves me wrong. Burns needs to step up from old fighters like Gomez and decent men like O'Hara before he can be taken seriously.
     
  5. Mazallan

    Mazallan ESB yes man Full Member

    7,522
    0
    Jun 25, 2009


    That is the level he is at now. :good
     
  6. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล

    82,426
    1,478
    Sep 7, 2008
    I think Frankie Gavin looks pure class.
     
  7. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

    14,214
    80
    Apr 1, 2008
    cleverly....john Murray....kevin Mitchell
     
  8. colinthfc

    colinthfc Guest

    1. Cleverly - His next stop is Europe early next year. Presumably FW will place safe and avoid Dawson & Pascal other than these 2 he would be more the evens in picking up a belt.
    2. Brook - At 147 the top welters are chasing pack and Co which leaves some safe belts from Brook pick from.
    3. I will put Mitchell above Macklin in 3rd place. I think Macklin can beat Sylvester, but I see a banana skin in his next Euro defence which will put him back. Therefore Mitchell for a 135 belt
     
  9. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

    37,070
    29
    Jul 21, 2004
    I can't see anyone special at the moment. The best prospects we have are Gavin and Groves. Saunders, Price, Fury, DeGale etc are not impressing at all.

    Mitchell is in the inbetween stage and he's shown some promise. I certainly can't see him hanging with a Marquez at 135 but he looks okay/good.

    Sutherland was the real promise across the UK & Ireland.

    Guys looking for world title shots i.e. Macklin, Barker, Cleverly etc aren't special.

    Then again Carl Froch looked proper **** in his early days but he kept improving and continued to showed his intangiables. He's a legit WBC champ with defences under his belt. The guy who really struggled with Adamu and even Magee seems to have kept stepping it up. Froch is an example that if these guys follow the right path and keep working hard then they get really achieve big things. Froch is probably a top 25 P4P.
     
  10. brown bomber

    brown bomber 2010 Poster of the Year Full Member

    30,856
    17
    Jul 1, 2006
    Calzaghe struggled with Reid and Starie and Bika, its hard to tell how good someone will be become. Especially with the silly matches made.
     
  11. Beeston Brawler

    Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly Full Member

    46,399
    15
    Jan 9, 2008
    I agree Jeff, it's pretty hard to tell which ones are good and which ones aren't when they are all fighting guys that don't punch back - they all morph into pressure fighters by default rather than working their natural games..... counter punching, brawling etc.
     
  12. China_hand_Joe

    China_hand_Joe Boxing Junkie Full Member

    8,217
    13
    Sep 21, 2006
    Reid - broken hand, but Reid is one of the best British fighters there has ever been on his day

    Starie - boring but not a struggle, against the man who dominated Clinton Woods in similar fashion to what prime Jones Junior did.

    Bika - Calzaghe gave rounds away, but you knew he could win every second of every round if he'd boxed boring
     
  13. 'Ben'

    'Ben' Boxing Addict Full Member

    6,307
    1
    Mar 8, 2009
    Mitchell
    Cleverly
    Macklin
     
  14. brown bomber

    brown bomber 2010 Poster of the Year Full Member

    30,856
    17
    Jul 1, 2006
    :lol:


    :lol::lol:

    Yes not only the greatest fighter of all time, but also the most entertaining. He put the fans first.
     
  15. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

    45,002
    4
    Nov 28, 2007
    Clev will win one soon I reckon. Can see them fighting the Spanish guy Campillo.