Jackson England

“Action” Jackson England’s meteoric rise up the ranks of young Australian boxing prospects came to a grinding halt in the wake of COVID-19 this year.

From regular victories that saw him crack into the World Boxing Council’s top 40 to being locked out of his gym in the space of a week, the pandemic hit hard for the Mandurah-based fighter.… read full article “Light at the end of the tunnel’: Action Jackson eyes return to the ring”

Mandurah boxing sensation “Action” Jackson England will be keeping a keen eye on the bout between rising Aussie stars Mark Schliebs and Brock Jarvis next month, as he eagerly awaits the chance to call out the victor.… read full article “Jackson England Aims To Clean Out Aussie Featherweight Division”

All action Australian Jackson England is still buzzing in the wake of picking up his first WBC strap, which came in the form of their Asia Boxing Council super featherweight title.

England produced arguably a career-best performance on the Dragon Fire Boxing Thunderdome event in Metro City, Perth, where he stopped Jason Tinampay in two rounds to claim the green belt in front of his hometown crowd in just his thirteenth contest as a professional.… read full article “Action Jackson England reacts to WBC Asia title victory”

Perth’s highly rated “Action” Jackson England is all set for his first regional title clash, as the Dragon Fire Boxing standout steps up to super featherweight to contest the WBC Asian Silver Championship on March 6 in Metro City, Perth in a co feature vs Filipino Jason Tinampay over 10 rounds, the winner becoming mandatory to challenge the Champion from China Li for his WBC Asia title.… read full article ““Action” Jackson England set for WBC Asia title fight on March 6 in Perth”