Thread: Napa steps in to fight Booth

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Martin Power has relinquished his British Bantamweight title, less than two weeks before his scheduled defence against Jason Booth at the Robin Park Arena in Wigan on July 6.

Booth now faces Ian Napa, in what will still be an entertaining battle for the vacant crown.

It is not known why Power has chosen to give up his British title. Power was looking to make his comeback from two defeats against South African Tshifiwa Munyai in the past year.

Well this really puts the boot in on my analysis of Power earlier in the week.....but I think that if he is planning to move up in weight he'll find things even harder going at the higher weight. Whilst I like Ian Napa, and he's as brave as they come, I just think that he will get beaten against Booth.

Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

Well this really puts the boot in on my analysis of Power earlier in the week.....but I think that if he is planning to move up in weight he'll find things even harder going at the higher weight. Whilst I like Ian Napa, and he's as brave as they come, I just think that he will get beaten against Booth.

Talking about the Booth's it brought a tear to my eye when i watched the documentry about his brother Nicky who was a great scrapper back in the day and beat my good friend Ady Lewis in fight of the year in 2000, when Steve Bunce was trying to get his life back on track and get him back in the ring after him being in prison and taking Crack Cocaine, it was sad when Buncy was supposed to meet him outside York Hall and he never showed, and the cameras panned back to his house where his suit was sat there with his Mrs waiting for him to come home and he never showed, shame.

Does anyone know what he is up to these days and if he is on the straight and narrow?