Colm Simpson s goal: From European Championship to World Series, is he ready

Colum Simpson, the boxer from Barnsley, England, is currently in the rising stage of his career. With a record of 17 wins (12 KOs), Simpson not only has a huge fan base locally, but also attracts a lot of attention and support throughout the UK and even further away. His story is a typical example of a "self-creating star", starting from the initial small venue competition, gradually winning regional championships, British championships, Commonwealth championships and international championships through his own efforts and strength.

This weekend, Simpson will compete for the European title against Italian undefeated boxer Ivan Zuko at Oakwell Stadium in his hometown of Barnsley. This game is of great significance to Simpson, not only a recognition of his strength, but also paves the way for him to challenge higher-level games in the future. Simpson made it clear that if he could win this victory, he hoped to take this opportunity to challenge more world-class competitions, including a showdown with famous players like Diego Pacheco.

Although Simpson expressed interest in Chris Eubank Jr. and Ben Whitaker, he also realized that these matches were unlikely to happen. Eubank Jr. may look for more profitable games, while Whitaker may think it is not in his own interest to fight Simpson right now. However, this did not affect Simpson's mentality, who did not think he needed to chase anyone or game, but instead focused on continuing to improve his level and performance.

Simpson's success is not only reflected in his record, but also in his ability to build and maintain a loyal fan base. He personally participates in the ticket sales process and often interacts with supporters through social media, thanking them for their support. This personal touch helped him win more fans, allowing him to play in the Oakwell Stadium twice in less than 18 games.

Simpson is full of expectations for the future, and he also shows a humble and grateful attitude. He knew every game was a test for himself, but he didn't feel stressed or nervous about it. Instead, he enjoys the process and hopes to achieve greater goals in his career. Whether staying in homeland or heading to international arenas such as Las Vegas, Simpson is ready to face any challenges.