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UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 10:50
by bigB
Just seen Eddie Hearn Tweet about getting the lightweights together.
"The lightweight division is definitely the best in the UK right now..should we put a tournament together for the elite?" (@EddieHearn)
That would be amazing;
Rees
Crolla
Matthews
Coyle
Cardle
Woodhouse
Flannigan
Gethin
Walsh
Munroe
Harrison
Hughes
What do you think then winner faces Burns?
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 10:52
by palooka
bigB wrote:Just seen Eddie Hearn Tweet about getting the lightweights together.
"The lightweight division is definitely the best in the UK right now..should we put a tournament together for the elite?" (@EddieHearn)
That would be amazing;
Rees
Crolla
Matthews
Coyle
Cardle
Woodhouse
Flannigan
Gethin
Walsh
Munroe
Harrison
Hughes
What do you think then winner faces Burns?
There are some cracking fighters on that list, there'd not be one boring fight.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 10:55
by Autobarn
what happened to that Scottish southpaw who won one of the early prize fighters?
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 12:03
by WelshJack
Love the idea of a knockout tournament, but the winner getting a shot at Burns? I don't think Burns will have the belt in 18-24 months time.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 12:24
by geoffburt07
Autobarn wrote:what happened to that Scottish southpaw who won one of the early prize fighters?
Ryan Brawley? Lost a while back to Stuart Green and not been back since. I think work commitments aswell as injury has kept him out. Don't think hel be bk.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 12:48
by JamesH
Enough names there for three or four not to fancy it, and it still be a cracking tourny.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 12:58
by Autobarn
geoffburt07 wrote:Autobarn wrote:what happened to that Scottish southpaw who won one of the early prize fighters?
Ryan Brawley? Lost a while back to Stuart Green and not been back since. I think work commitments aswell as injury has kept him out. Don't think hel be bk.
that's the one.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 13:24
by Jc89
Looks good to me.. Is Munroe at lightweight now? I don't think anybody on that list would not fancy it. Hope Eddie didn't just tweet this for the sake of it.. Lets see it backed up
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 13:26
by jamiedavies02
The Murray Machine is back in training too I believe, not sure what his weight will be like after so long out of the ring tho
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 13:31
by expe
Hughes?
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 13:40
by ShadrachSimmo
palooka wrote:bigB wrote:Just seen Eddie Hearn Tweet about getting the lightweights together.
"The lightweight division is definitely the best in the UK right now..should we put a tournament together for the elite?" (@EddieHearn)
That would be amazing;
Rees
Crolla
Matthews
Coyle
Cardle
Woodhouse
Flannigan
Gethin
Walsh
Munroe
Harrison
Hughes
What do you think then winner faces Burns?
There are some cracking fighters on that list, there'd not be one boring fight.
x2 some excellent match ups potentially.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 14:12
by MarkMcBurney
expe wrote:Hughes?
Maxi.
Rendall Munroe came back at 140/147 didn't he?
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 14:16
by billy nelson
WelshJack wrote:Love the idea of a knockout tournament, but the winner getting a shot at Burns? I don't think Burns will have the belt in 18-24 months time.
No he'll have a LWW one

Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 14:18
by billy nelson
WelshJack wrote:Love the idea of a knockout tournament, but the winner getting a shot at Burns? I don't think Burns will have the belt in 18-24 months time.
Your right he will have a Light Welter Weight one!!!!

Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 14:23
by rio
billy nelson wrote:WelshJack wrote:Love the idea of a knockout tournament, but the winner getting a shot at Burns? I don't think Burns will have the belt in 18-24 months time.
Your right he will have a Light Welter Weight one!!!!

As long as he keeps fighting the same quality of opponents such as his next fight and keeps avoiding the broners/gamboas then I can not see why he wouldent be champ untill then
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 15 Jul 2013, 14:54
by Jakemilo
MarkMcBurney wrote:expe wrote:Hughes?
Maxi.
Rendall Munroe came back at 140/147 didn't he?
Munroe posted a pic of himself on twitter at 9.9 he said to Dave Caldwell hell be fighting at sf in sept
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 16 Jul 2013, 18:58
by WelshJack
rio wrote:billy nelson wrote:WelshJack wrote:Love the idea of a knockout tournament, but the winner getting a shot at Burns? I don't think Burns will have the belt in 18-24 months time.
Your right he will have a Light Welter Weight one!!!!

As long as he keeps fighting the same quality of opponents such as his next fight and keeps avoiding the broners/gamboas then I can not see why he wouldent be champ untill then
I do like Burns and he is a good champion, but if he comes up against an elite guy he will be in trouble and I think people will demand that from him in 2 years time and he will lose.
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 18 Jul 2013, 20:25
by tilt
ricky burns will not fight an elite fighter, its about time he did tho
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 21 Jul 2013, 05:49
by winkveron
...and then by the time this tournament was over (18-24 months) Luke Campbell should be ready for these guys' level and in the mix!
Re: UK Lightweights
Posted: 21 Jul 2013, 07:10
by billy nelson
winkveron wrote:...and then by the time this tournament was over (18-24 months) Luke Campbell should be ready for these guys' level and in the mix!
So the futures bright,I'd have my doubts though Luke still being a LW in 24 months