Both these Lonsdale belt holders from Merseyside have stormed through to rule their domestic weight classes. Satchell (10-0, 2KOs) is the current British and Commonwealth flyweight champion, Butler holds the British super-flyweight belt and is lined up to fight for the commonwealth strap in April. The two domestic divisions don’t boast the kind of packed talent the higher weight classes do and both young men will eventually develop and look at moving up divisions. Should Satchell dominate this year and cement his position, he may soon seek the bigger fights and challenges at the bigger weights. If Paul Butler (9-0, 4KOs) is still at super-flyweight then there is no bigger fight for both.
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