What is a British title worth?

[superheavyrhun]

Smash Ive had 4 Lads win them outright, They own them and its the most expensive Belt there is its Beutifull. The European and Commonwealth Belts are S*** and the World Title ones arnt much better But to win one except the Commonwealth is a feat. At the moment I only see Froch with the ability of winning the big one

Which is the rainbow coloured one? I've always thought that one looks like it was inspired by the toy belts from the WWF. Anyhow, good to know that people still love the Lonsdale cause no doubt it stands head and shoulders above any other national title in my mind, cause here in Britain, we do things properly.

[Scrap]

Super, its the European, funny it appears the bigger the Title and money the cheaper the Belt, but bigger the sanctioning fee

[Scrap]

Oh the WBC rings are nice.

[smashup]

Welcome to the club PP
CC

TY when I get to 100 I will give you one back. I swear it seems like forever just for 50

Yeah for 50 i do tend to take my time
Scrap i got an idea rather like 'Norris on the spot' from Record Breakers
Cool thread Rhun

[superheavyrhun]

Yeah for 50 i do tend to take my time
Scrap i got an idea rather like 'Norris on the spot' from Record Breakers
Cool thread Rhun

Maybe the next one ought to be "How much is each title worth....

.....On Ebay?"

[WelshDevilRob]

Johannson looks like he has ambitions beyond the British title.
I do think it is a very good belt to hold and at times hotly contested.

Brilliant Topic and insight Superheavyrhun

[bronco]

The british title is the Londsdale belt, winning it outright,i think means more than the title, and winning more than 1 belt means that the champion has not side stepped any domestic fighters, and taken on easier over seas fighters, to boost his record

[superheavyrhun]

Okay, so since last we spoke, a few things have happened on the domestic scene, notably Martin Power stepping aside for his belt, and Carl Johanneson getting a pasting as he got his shot at the European title.
I like that he wanted to challenge for it, but it looks that Johanneson will continue to be a force at British level, but not anywhere above there, at least until Kirakosyan retires or vacates to try for bigger things himself.

My one worry is that in finding his level, Johanneson will lose his ambition, and will lose his title in ignominous fashion a few months or a year down the line. In a confidence sport like boxing, I hope it won't hurt him too much and that he can come back stronger from the defeat.