Maccarinelli EBU shot
Re: Maccarinelli EBU shot
Heart in mouth time again. The opponent has 26 wins, 19 KOs (and 3 defeats). Good luck Enzo, you'll be needing it.
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Parson Cross
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Re: Maccarinelli EBU shot
James,
If I look funny that's great, I've put a smile on someone's face.
I did say earlier that the EU normally got you a 5 ranking EBU.
What I don't get, is if this is a cracking route to the EBU why are so many of the titles vacant, and why aren't more of our lads using this route ?
Now I genuinely don't know the answer to this but do you think Daws got his shot because he was EU Champ ?
If I look funny that's great, I've put a smile on someone's face.
I did say earlier that the EU normally got you a 5 ranking EBU.
What I don't get, is if this is a cracking route to the EBU why are so many of the titles vacant, and why aren't more of our lads using this route ?
Now I genuinely don't know the answer to this but do you think Daws got his shot because he was EU Champ ?
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jameswilson
- Heavyweight

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Re: Maccarinelli EBU shot
Well Daws got his shot because he was rated highly enough, and part of that would be down to beating someone who would have been rated by the EBU.Parson Cross wrote:James,
If I look funny that's great, I've put a smile on someone's face.
I did say earlier that the EU normally got you a 5 ranking EBU.
What I don't get, is if this is a cracking route to the EBU why are so many of the titles vacant, and why aren't more of our lads using this route ?
Now I genuinely don't know the answer to this but do you think Daws got his shot because he was EU Champ ?
I think more of our lads don't go for this title because like I said, the British title is well regarded, both by fighters and promoters here and also by the ranking bodies. A guy from say France or Spain tho who may be as talented as a British champion doesn't have that luxury so getting hold of the EU title is probably a better way for him to get recognition and a ranking rather than fighting and defending the Spanish or French title.