Szpilka-Rozanski for WBC Int’l bridger belt

When Poland’s Artur Szpilka will fight his compatriot Lukasz Rozanski on the May 22 KnockOut Boxing Night card in Rzeszow, Poland. The WBC international bridgerweight title will be at stake. Szpilka will step into the ring for the first time in more than a year, while Różański had his last fight in September 2020. The Szpilka-Różański fight was supposed to take place on May 8, but it’s now on May 22.

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  • I always liked Szpilka. He’s a fighters fighter. Wins good fights, gets knocked out in a few fights, but he’s still here fighting. Now he’s fighting the undefeated hard punching Lukasz Rozanski in a lower weight division. This fight should be good because Artur comes to fight, so hopefully he doesn’t get caught with one of those hard punches from Lukasz.
    Since the WBC invented this weight division, how much does a Bridger champion make?

    • You mean International Bridgerweight. Somehow differs from World Bridgerweight.

    • Szpilka has not avoided anyone yes. Looking at someone like Szpilka, it is more fair and competitive for him to fight in this lower weight division instead of against the giant heavyweights.

      • It is more fair and competitive to fight in a made up division that few have heard of? Heavyweight champion was at one time one of the most prestigious in sports-now?

  • Enjoyed watching Szpilka fight.
    I thought WBC paid in belts and T-shirts after all deductions are made. 🙂 Actually I just think of how Cruiserweights are marginalized and expect that B.W. will draw less fans/attention and purses will be even smaller.

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