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British champion Ursu targets world title shot

Unbeaten British welterweight champion Constantin Ursu says he wants a world title shot within the next 12 months.

BBC Boxing & Combat Sports
BBC Boxing & Combat SportsSenior Sports Correspondent
October 2, 2026•3 min read•2,696 views
British champion Ursu targets world title shot

Unbeaten British welterweight champion Constantin Ursu says he wants a world title shot within the next 12 months.

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