STEFY BULL believes Rob Hunt is the perfect test at the right time for his charge Anthony Tomlinson. Tomlinson and Hunt lock horns for the vacant IBO welterweight continental crown … Read more
Rob Hunt is determined to get his name back out there and start boxing regularly again as he readies himself for a return to action. The former Midlands welterweight champion … Read more
Rob Hunt has vowed to make all of his experience count when he gets back on the title trail with a battle for the belt next month. Stafford’s Hunt will … Read more
Rob Hunt believes a victory on BCB Promotions’ ‘Pride of the Potteries’ show at Fenton Manor, Stoke, on Saturday, 15th July will be the start of his route back to recapturing the Midlands Area Title.
STAFFORD boxer Rob Hunt looks to gain redemption when he returns to the Fenton Manor in Stoke this Saturday night.
Hunt dropped unexpected points decision to William Warburton at the same venue in October 2016.
But he’s got the opportunity to set the record straight when he faces the Lancastrian in a rematch on Hatton Boxing’s ‘Time to Shine’ card tomorrow night (February 18).
STAFFORD stalwart Rob Hunt is dreaming of becoming his town’s first ever British champion.
The 30-year-old returns to action against Atherton danger man William Warburton on Hatton Boxing’s ‘The Beginning’ event in Stoke on Saturday night (October 1).
Stafford’s Rob Hunt set up a rematch with Stourbridge’s Steven Pearce after successfully overcoming Sleaford’s Amir Unsworth at the Chase Leisure Centre, Cannock, on Saturday.
Unsworth came in 2lb 4oz over the championship limit of 10st 7lb, meaning Hunt’s Midlands Area Welterweight Title wasn’t on the line. Regardless, defeat wasn’t an option for the likeable Stafford scrapper.
Stafford boxer, Rob Hunt, is convinced sparring with WBC International Silver Title Challenger, Sam Eggington, will stand him in good stead as he targets his own belt next weekend.