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CHRIS JENKINS INSISTS that defending his British title – as well as competing for the vacant Commonwealth title – on … more “Chris Jenkins ready for Paddy Gallagher on Aug.3”
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JOHNNY GARTON INSISTS that putting on the gloves for the first time had nothing to do with improving his prospects … more “Johnny Garton Gets Jenkins Defence At Royal Albert Hall”
Former Irish amateur standout Phil Sutcliffe Jnr is promising to light up Bonfire Night with a dynamite performance at Belfast’s Titanic Exhibition Centre tomorrow.
The 27 year old Dubliner confronts Welsh star Chris Jenkins in a crossroads cracker that has Fight of the Night written through its core.
Commonwealth super-fly champ Jamie Conlan and debuting double Olympic light-fly medallist Paddy Barnes might front the bill posters when they headline at the Titanic Exhibition Centre in their home city of Belfast this Saturday but gifted Welsh super-lightweight Chris Jenkins is determined to elope with the headlines once the dust has settled, writes Glynn Evans.
After a frustrating 12 month hiatus, the two-time British title challenger dives straight into a Celtic collision with Dublin’s big hitting former amateur star Phil Sutcliffe Jnr in what appears the best match-up on a star studded bill.
Chris Jenkins is ready to put ‘the hardest period as a pro’ behind him and claim the vacant British Light Welterweight title at the Manchester Arena on July 18, live on Sky Sports.
Chris Jenkins will face Tyrone Nurse for the vacant British Light Welterweight title at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on April 11, live on Sky Sports, after champion Willie Limond was forced out of his defence against Jenkins with a shoulder injury.
Jenkins lands golden WBC International shot in Cardiff – 29/01/2014
Unbeaten Welshman faces Sebire for vacant belt on Saturday
Jenkins burst onto the scene in July with his impressive win in the Prizefighter Light Welterweights III at the York Hall in Bethnal Green, coming in as a late replacement to win every round he boxed in, with the icing on the cake a second round stoppage of Danny Connor in the final.
The unbeaten 25 year old has moved seamlessly to 12-0 and now he’s ready to step-up to title level, and claiming the WBC International crown against the former French champion (22-6) could be the first step on the path to British title glory.