Last night in his homeland of Spain, unbeaten welterweight puncher Kerman Lejarraga proved to be too powerful for a game … more “Kerman Lejarraga Takes Out An Overweight Frankie Gavin In Four-Rounds”
Top welterweight contender Kerman “The Revolver” Lejarraga (26-0, 21 KOs), of Bilboa, Spain, will enter the ring today in front … more “Lejarraga vs Gavin On ESPN+”
With boxing fans crying out for competitive fights; VIP Promotions have lined up what promises to be a terrific headliner … more “UK News: Tom McGuinness; Frankie Gavin; Hosea Burton”
Frankie Gavin travelled by boat to Bilbao this week as preparation steps up ahead of his European Welterweight Title clash … more “Frankie Gavin on his way to Bilbao”
Frankie Gavin feels like he’s getting back to his best after shedding the pounds for his ring return in Birmingham … more “Frankie Gavin feels like he’s getting back to his best”
Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin’s rematch is all set for Mexican Independence Day on September 15th in Las Vegas, but … more “News: Garcia vs Munguia; Frankie Gavin; Roney Hines”
Frankie Gavin’s IBO Welterweight World title fight with Bethuel Ushona has been pushed back a month after the Birmingham pugilist suffered an ankle injury in training.
The fight against the Namibian for the vacant title, which was due to be staged at the Genting Arena in Birmingham on Friday February 23, will now be rescheduled to Saturday March 24.
After 8 years as a pro, Frankie Gavin (25-3, 15 KOs) is in a position to finally win a world title when he faces 35-year-old Bethuel Ushona (36-5-1, 9 KOs) for the vacant IBO welterweight title on February 23 at the Genting Arena in Birmingham, UK.
It’s Now Or Never as Birmingham boxer to get a shot at the World title
Birmingham boxing favourite Frankie Gavin has vowed there will be no more ‘Fun Time Frankie’ as he prepares to face up to his biggest ever challenge and a world title fight.
Frankie Gavin admits he’s heading to the last chance saloon as he faces Renald Garrido at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports.
Gavin is back in action after his loss in the same arena to Sam Eggington in a thrilling fight in October, and the former World title challenger is kicking off a new chapter in his career having switched to Eggington’s trainer Jon Pegg.