Tyler Denny will contest the British Challenge middleweight title with Mike Byles next month with the winner likely to go on and land a Midlands title shot.
Denny’s first battle for a belt headlines the pro boxing show called ‘Ruthless Rising’ at the Venue in Dudley on Friday June 9, writes Craig Birch.
Unbeaten Scottish prospect Connor Law faces the biggest test of his pro career when he takes on former Commonwealth champion Bradley Pryce on May 20.
The Fife light-middleweight’s clash with Welshman Pryce will be chief support to Gary Cornish’s British heavyweight title fight with Sam Sexton at Ravenscraig Regional Sports facility, Motherwell.
Tickets are now on sale as Top Scottish Trio Connor Law, Eddie Doyle and Jamie Wilson are featured on the undercard of “History in the Making”- Gary Cornish Vs Sam Sexton, British Heavyweight Title on Saturday 20th May 2017
Connor from Fife is getting the opportunity after his recent outstanding win on the Josh Taylor undercard. The “Lawman” is hoping to extend his unbeaten record as he progresses towards a British Title Eliminator.
2017 looks to be a banner year for Eric de Guzman, CEO and President of Teofista Boxing Series. The heralded western Canadian promoter has recently finalized a deal with Deerfoot Inn & Casino Operations Manager Robin Featherstone that will bring live professional and amateur boxing to Calgary’s most exciting hotel, convention centre and entertainment complex on a continued basis.
Prospect Boxing owner Paul Graham has made his blueprint for running successful boxing promotions company which ensures he keeps his boxers and himself busy throughout the season. Reflecting on his time a professional promoter, Graham shares some of the lessons he has learned ” Not every lad that turns over from the amateurs will be British, European or World title contenders but with dedication and hard work and the right matchmaking, most can fight for at least a Scottish area title, which if matched correctly can provide both the fighters and the punters the same entertainment you would expect on some of the televised shows. Its this level of matchmaking that i have tried to push through on all my shows”
After a successful show on February 27th at the Fauldhouse Miners Welfare, Prospect boxing are making a return to the local venue with a four fight card on June 5th. The first card marked the first professional card in the West Lothian towns history, and sold out the popular venue.
Following a successful promotion by Prospect Boxing Promotions at the Fauldhouse Miners Welfare on Friday 27th Feb, Promoter Paul Graham wasted no time in arranging his next show exactly one month later at the Alona Hotel, Strathclyde Park in Motherwell.
After nearly an 18 month hiatus from professional boxing, Sean Watson is looking to shake off the Fatty nickname he has been given by his friends and win his first professional title on February 27th “My friends used to call me ‘Fatty’ when I was younger cause I was a bit chubby, and as I grew up it kind of stuck with me. But as I have been training for the run up to the fight I still get called it in the Gym to this day!