Liverpool’s Nick Ball, one of the most consistently active as well as one of the most consistently exciting fighters out there today, will make the second defense of his WBA featherweight title on March 25th when he will face former IBF super-bantamweight champ TJ Doheny, the fight to take place at The Echo Arena in Ball’s home town.
With his stable of fighters at his Everton Red Triangle Gym, trainer Paul Stevenson is working with some great talent, fighters such as Peter McGrail, Andrew Cain, and others.
Nick Ball, who retained his WBA featherweight title with an impressive and once again exciting performance, Ball stopping a game Ronny Rios in the 10th round in his native Liverpool on Saturday night, should by all rights be holding two world title belts now.
Featherweight warrior Nick Ball should be a superstar, and the way he’s going, the extremely fan-friendly operator may achieve such status.
Undefeated WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball (21-0-1, 12 KOs) had a tougher time than expected, scoring a tenth-round knockout in a voluntary defense against veteran Ronny Rios (34-5, 17 KOs) in the headliner on Saturday night in front of a Ball’s fans at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England.
Nick Ball, for some of us, the most consistently exciting fighter around today, although to be fair, Ball has not been on the world scene for too long, has his ‘Homecoming’ fight tonight in Liverpool against the seasoned Ronny Rios.
Rios. This main event will be streaming live on ESPN+ in the States in case boxing fans hadn’t heard the recent news.
Recently crowned WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball will have a “homecoming fight” in Liverpool on Saturday night, and Ball and his team sure haven’t picked an easy foe to look good against.
One of the most consistently exciting and great value-for-money fighters out there right now, WBA featherweight champ Nick Ball will be headlining a homecoming card in Liverpool soon, says his promoter Frank Warren.
Raymond Ford wants a rematch with Nick Ball 130 after losing his WBA featherweight title to him last Saturday night by a twelve-round split decision in Riyadh.