Is it just me or are there loads of British fighters getting A-list fights?

[JazMerkin]

On a smaller level, Willie Casey got to be beaten up for a round by Guillermo Rigondeaux. I think it's because by and large Brits are much more willing to travel than other Europeans, who often would rather milk it at home than head out to the States. We also speak English, which all helps in the promotion.

[Hulk]

Seems to me a lot of these guys have good records, are unknown to American fans, and thus look good on an A-list guy's record.

That is to say, they make good opponents.

Most are game, tough guys, but completely over matched.

Hatton vs. Alvarez springs to mind.

I have great admiration for how much grit Matthew Hatton showed that night though.

[armyash]

I'm happy to see our boys step in against the best if they put up a great effort and lose it's still more beneficial to them than staying at home defending the european time after time of the wbu/ibo(which actually aint that bad imo)/intercontinentals etc. Just be good to see more upsets every now and then.

If Macklin is going to stand any chance of winning he needs to watch tapes of his last few performances and do the opposite

Mcloskey is pretty wild but i think Maidana will be too strong. I was gutted when he got stopped against Khan he was losing every round but he wasn'y getting battered and i kept getting the feeling it was only a matter of time until he landed one of his wild shots and dropped Khan lol