By James Eley: Chad Sugden is confident of transferring his world champion kickboxing skills over to the sweet science when he makes his boxing debut later this month writes James Eley.
The 21 year-old has enjoyed a glittering kickboxing career and is the current ISKA World and Intercontinental Champion at 72.5 kg. However, after turning professional at 17, and achieving all he has set out to achieve, the Newark fighter is ready to put his feet down and his gloves up.
By James Eley: Lennox Clarke blew away Richard Horton inside a round at Walsall Town Hall on Friday evening.
The Halesowen super middleweight topped the joint Black Country Boxing and Hatton Promotions’ show as he stretched his unbeaten start to life a s a professional boxer to 10-0.
Clarke came out at a ferocious speed had the usually durable Horton on the canvas with a sharp right hand within 20 seconds. The 24 year-old had his opponent down again shortly after with a left hook after measuring Horton up with a few jabs.
Cello Renda is looking to put a frustrating year behind him when he faces Ben Wilkes in an English Middlweight Eliminator on March 5th writes James Eley.
Courtney Richards is determined to make up for lost time, and record a hat-trick of victories over his opponent, when he makes his long awaited ring return at Plymouth’s Guild Hall this coming Saturday, 30th January.
By James Eley
Cristian Hoskin-Gomez is excited to be fighting in front of a packed home crowd for the first time in his professional career when he faces Mark Till on 30th January.
In only his second professional fight, the Swadlincote middleweight will box on Matchroom Boxing’s Sky Sports televised show at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham on Saturday.
Jason Welborn is ready to prove himself on the big stage this weekend.
The Rowley Regis boxer takes on Birmingham’s Matt Macklin for the vacant WBC International Light Middleweight Title at Birmingham’s Barclaycard Arena on Saturday, live on Sky Sports.
By Dale Moon – OLDHILL lightweight, Manny Zaber, insists he will make up for his lack of amateur experience by outgunning his professional opponents.
Midlands Light Welterweight Champion, Andy Keates, hopes his victory over the previously undefeated Luke Paddock will kick-start his boxing career.
The 24-year old was awarded a narrow 96-95 decision, and the subsequent Area Belt, after a breath-taking contest with Paddock last month. Now, full of confidence and belief, the Stoke scrapper wants to demonstrate his technical ability in preparation for his English Title challenge in November.