LENNOX CLARKE IS promising to ‘steamroller’ Lerrone Richards when the pair meet at Arena, Birmingham on November 30 with the British and Commonwealth titles at stake.
The unbeaten super middleweight from Halesowen knows that Richards, who holds a perfect record, prefers to turn boxing into an art form and picks his shots with mesmeric precision.… read full article “Lennox Clarke faces Lerrone Richards on November 30 in Birmingham”
British Title hopefuls Lennox Clarke and Andrew Robinson top BCB Promotions’ latest show at Walsall Town Hall.
The dup, both in mandatory position for the Lord Lonsdale belt at their respective weights, will appear on ‘Brawl At The YTown Hall’ on Saturday, 28th September.… read full article “Lennox Clarke and Andrew Robinson Top BCB Boxing Promotions Town Hall Bill”
Lennox Clarke returns to action this weekend determined to climb up the charts after a frustrating period out of the ring.
Eight months on the sidelines will have passed when the still-reigning IBO Continental super middleweight champion next steps through the ropes.… read full article “Lennox Clarke returns to action this weekend”
Undefeated super middleweight, Lennox Clarke, may have already won the biggest fight of his career writes Dale Moon.
The 25-year old boasts an impressive 5 knockouts from his 12 professional bouts to date, including a first round stoppage over Dean Gillen just six weeks ago.
Birmingham’s Lennox Clarke moved up to 12-0 with a fine first round knockout over Nottingham’s Dean Gillen, whose winning record slipped to 3-3.
Topping the bill, Halesowen’s unbeaten super-middleweight needed of all two minutes and 22 seconds to wipe out the game Gillen, 34-years-old from Arnold, in a bout that was scheduled for eight rounds.
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.
Lennox Clarke believes sparring with one of the country’s hottest prospects can only help him fulfil his own boxing potential.
Lennox Clarke admits his next fight will be like looking in a mirror.
The Halesowen super middleweight has made a stunning start to life as a professional boxer having switched from the white-collar version of the sport last November.