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British Middleweight title after BJS

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Ryder , Hope , Blackwell , O Kane

Who gets the nod for the vacant title and who wins

I think Blackwell and Ryder beat Hope and O Kane.

Blackwell could take it in a tough fight with Ryder so long as he doesnt switch off and stop throwing shots which appears to be the danger at this time.

Thoughts ...?
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Eubank Jnr versus Ryder if BJS vacates ?
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Etches will probably be bang in the mix when it comes around. I think he already beats Hope and O'Kane.
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Craig McEwan can probably be thrown in as well, but I'd like to see Saunders have one or two more fights at domestic level, doesn't look quite ready to step up yet.
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expe wrote:Craig McEwan can probably be thrown in as well, but I'd like to see Saunders have one or two more fights at domestic level, doesn't look quite ready to step up yet.
I thought he lost to Ryder. I want to see a rematch ideally.
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There is a buzz that BJS is to fight Cox next month then thats him with Lonsdale belt outright.
Cant see Cox winning that with the lay off he's had

Eubank turned down Blackwell eliminator so how does that stand with the board ?
Will Blackwells pefomance against Burzak not reinforce his claims or will the fact that he has had 2 shots already move him down the line ?

I can see your point expe maybe another couple of defences if Cox is next then Hope but if they can get Burzak for the euuro title soon I would assume frank would move on that as it offers progression in theory and a bigger pool of less risky learning fights before a world shot.
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DMA1987 wrote:
expe wrote:Craig McEwan can probably be thrown in as well, but I'd like to see Saunders have one or two more fights at domestic level, doesn't look quite ready to step up yet.
I thought he lost to Ryder. I want to see a rematch ideally.
Hence my thoughts on a Euro move after next defence with him owning the belt ?
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I would rather he proved he was the best in Britain first, which for me would have to be a Ryder rematch.
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DMA1987 wrote:I would rather he proved he was the best in Britain first, which for me would have to be a Ryder rematch.
Can you see that happening ?

Or will it be the why would you go over old ground I have beaten him once and im moving on ?

I think Saunders is a fighter so he would be ready to silence the doubters however its about business and risking a loss to ryder would not make sense to Bunny
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After BJS i think Ryder is the best that brit has to offer...
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ajwesty13 wrote:After BJS i think Ryder is the best that brit has to offer...
But in what order? Because I have Ryder before BJS.
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DMA1987 wrote:
ajwesty13 wrote:After BJS i think Ryder is the best that brit has to offer...
But in what order? Because I have Ryder before BJS.
Bjs beat ryder so how can u rank him above bjs. U must b a ryder fan
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maley1984 wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
ajwesty13 wrote:After BJS i think Ryder is the best that brit has to offer...
But in what order? Because I have Ryder before BJS.
Bjs beat ryder so how can u rank him above bjs. U must b a ryder fan
I thought Ryder beat him so obviously I do.
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But in what order? Because I have Ryder before BJS.[/quote]

Bjs beat ryder so how can u rank him above bjs. U must b a ryder fan[/quote]

I thought Ryder beat him so obviously I do.[/quote]

Fair play but the look in the records bjs won. Havnt seen the fight myself but the result stands regardless
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maley1984 wrote:
Fair play but the look in the records bjs won. Havnt seen the fight myself but the result stands regardless
But why would that change how I personally rank the fighters?
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DMA1987 wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
Fair play but the look in the records bjs won. Havnt seen the fight myself but the result stands regardless
But why would that change how I personally rank the fighters?
Because it just gets very messy and complicated very quickly that way. BJS got the nod so is ranked above Ryder
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jackukmma wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
Fair play but the look in the records bjs won. Havnt seen the fight myself but the result stands regardless
But why would that change how I personally rank the fighters?
Because it just gets very messy and complicated very quickly that way. BJS got the nod so is ranked above Ryder
Luckily I don't officially rank the fighters, so they are safe and free from mess.
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watch for mark heffron :lol:
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Grant cunningham is a good figter unbeaten 8-0 I think he is cud b one to watch
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surely ogogo will be in the mix soon I know hes only had a few fights but the amateur experience means hes nearly at the level of eubank now!
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They should have a royal rumble, tag team type affair..... im tired and thus im talking shite *more than usual*
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