New British heavyweight champ Tyson Fury (15-0, 10 KO) is looking for an opponent for his first defense of the belt, and might have one in Martin Rogan.
It would be a lie to say that Rogan (14-2, 7 KO) is the best option out there, but the popular fighter who stunned audiences when he won Prizefighter in 2008 would give Fury a chance to unify the British and Commonwealth belts, which he holds, with the Irish and Celtic belts, which could be put on the line. Fury's promoter Mick Hennessy has already said that he'd like to get the Irish belt on his fighter, and Rogan brought up the same idea.
Rogan's other option right now is apparently Kubrat Pulev (13-0, 6 KO), a really good heavyweight prospect from Bulgaria. He would be the underdog against either fighter, but is likely worth a little more money domestically against Fury, and says that's the fight he prefers.
Rogan, now 40, has fought just two times since losing to Sam Sexton in 2009, and neither were impressive wins, both coming against opponents with losing records. The Belfast native would be lined up to give Fury what rub he has left to give more than give him a serious challenge, in all honesty, but he's a known name in the UK and wouldn't be the worst defense of Fury's newly-won belts.