The WBO, Stephen Foster et al

The_Don1
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Autobarn wrote:Does Mitchell have any problems making super feather? Seems big at the weight, and went through flat stages after firing impressive combos, v Johanesson.

Would rather see Mitchell and Arthur move up and get into the domestic & Euro scene at lightweight. These would be some of the best domestic fights out there (and not pretending to be something else).
I haven't heard Mitchell mentioning any difficulties about making weight.

I struggle to see how far he and Arthur will get at lighweight domestically for the simple fact that the British & European champs are lightweight are both Hennessy fighters, I can't see FW ever making a deal with Hennessy.

On another point can anyone recall the last time Warren promoted a non-WBO non-unification world title fight...I would be interested to know.
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On another point can anyone recall the last time Warren promoted a non-WBO non-unification world title fight...I would be interested to know.[/quote]

Hatton v Tszyu?
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Re: The WBO, Stephen Foster et al

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The_Don1 wrote:
Autobarn wrote:Does Mitchell have any problems making super feather? Seems big at the weight, and went through flat stages after firing impressive combos, v Johanesson.

Would rather see Mitchell and Arthur move up and get into the domestic & Euro scene at lightweight. These would be some of the best domestic fights out there (and not pretending to be something else).
I haven't heard Mitchell mentioning any difficulties about making weight.

I struggle to see how far he and Arthur will get at lighweight domestically for the simple fact that the British & European champs are lightweight are both Hennessy fighters, I can't see FW ever making a deal with Hennessy.

On another point can anyone recall the last time Warren promoted a non-WBO non-unification world title fight...I would be interested to know.

Gavin Rees
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Re: The WBO, Stephen Foster et al

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Yeah, Rees vs Kotelnik it must be.
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oh yeah course, must have had a brain malfunction there!
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