By Joseph Clark: A year on from the epic Carl Froch vs. George Groves II fight at a packed out Wembley Stadium in front of 80,000 people. Are we getting any closer to securing another all British super fight?
Could another clash between two British fighters fill our national stadium, or any other stadium for that matter. Might we even be able to better that memorable night in London?
Let’s look at the potential fights and the probability of them happening!
Kell Brook v Amir Khan
This is probably the biggest domestic fight we could have on these shores right now. Both guys in good form, highly ranked and with a world title on the line. Add to that the clear dislike they have for each other and you have all the makings of a huge event.
By jochef: WBC/IBF Super Middleweight world champion Carl Froch has vacated his IBF strap to clear the way for #1 IBF contender James Degale to fight for the title possibly at the 02 Arena in London on April 25th.
By jochef: Last Saturday night at the Excel arena, London, UK, we saw Chris Eubank Jr (18-1-13 KO’s) go head to head with Billy Joe Saunders (21-0-11 Ko’s) for the British, commonwealth and European middleweight titles and possibly the chance to be the next in line for the WBO Word title which will be contested by Matt Korobov and Andy Lee.
By jochef: Having been waiting for weeks now for Floyd Mayweather Jr to confirm his next opponent for his May 3rd Date at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Nevada, I’m starting to think that Floyd might not be happy with either opponent on his shortlist.
By jochef: I will start this article by saying I am a big fan of Kell Brook. He has all the tools to become a real force in the welterweight division, and his accurate punches and slick movement have at times left his opponents bewildered and completely out of ideas. However, his opponents have been largely limited in their ability and at this stage in his career. Should he have more names on his record?