pick a brit boxer that will go on to win a world title

[stevedoc]

i'll pick paul butler the super fly weight ,i think he'll win a world belt and george groves is a 50/50 weather he wins a world belt .

[DMA1987]

There are quite a few.

Though I think Quigg will get one.

[Roars Like Me]

Frampton as well as Quigg.
Quigg seems an easy choice as he's got a shot at vacant one hasn't he?

[hurlock]

Selby, groves, degale,Gavin

[Mimmy]

Anthony Joshua, Believe yes he can.

[WelshJack]

Paul Butler is one I would say for sure, there are too many to name that have a good chance.

[Rogers21]

Kal Yafai looks very special

[TopGun]

Carl Frampton

[JamesH]

Selby, Gavin, Yafai are good shouts, not so sure about Quigg, think Frampton is the more likely (if either). Meanwhile I think De Gale and Groves could both do it, what a unification fight that would be!

I'm looking forward to the Burns, or even McDonnell fighter who look to have found their level, but will far exceed their early career standing. Any ideas? Even at domestic level, eg I've link to him but would love Cello Renda to win the British title. Or Paul Appleby to rediscover his early promise.

[mickey1975]

DeGale and Gavin.

[Tarkus]

What about Jenkins, he looked mighty impressive winning Prizefighter.

[MarkMcBurney]

Callum Smith.

[ShadrachSimmo]

Darren barker.

[Yes We Can]

David Price.

[handsofstone]

Callum Smith.

:x I wanted to say him first ,Billy Joe Saunders,Lee Selby,Scott Quigg,Carl Frampton,George Groves,Paul Butler,oh and Luke Campbell of course,oh again Anthony Ogogo

[gp.]

Audley Harrison

[billy nelson]

Kal Yafai looks very special

X2

[dr_devious]

Lee Selby

[damianhucker1]

Ive been impressed with Mitchell Smith so far .

[Mick the Mechanic]

Callum Smith.

x2

[Coco]

Hughie Fury

[andeeholden]

Kal Yafai looks very special

X2

x3. & Billy Joe Saunders

[lefty]

Tom Dallas

[reggaereggae]

Jack Bateson in a few years......

[binipop]

Selby, Gavin, Yafai are good shouts, not so sure about Quigg, think Frampton is the more likely (if either). Meanwhile I think De Gale and Groves could both do it, what a unification fight that would be!

I'm looking forward to the Burns, or even McDonnell fighter who look to have found their level, but will far exceed their early career standing. Any ideas? Even at domestic level, eg I've link to him but would love Cello Renda to win the British title. Or Paul Appleby to rediscover his early promise.

Someone said on another thread that Paul Appleby had knocked it on the head and gone back to being a joiner. Out of the fighters that are still early in their pro careers Kal Yafai looks most likely.