Sam Evans

SAM EVANS believe he’ll progress past the “journeyman level” and move onto title opportunities in Walsall this Friday night.

The 21-year-old returns to the Black Country in what will be his ninth outing in little over 18 months as a professional.

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SAM EVANS will return to a venue that feels “like home” when he appears on Black Country Boxing’s ‘Next Chapter’ bill on Friday May 5.

The Ricky Hatton-trained prospect stormed to his ninth victory with a one round blow out of Sylwester Walczak in February.

Read moreSam Evans Heads Home In May

The Wednesbury punch was scheduled to face Chris Jenkinson on Hatton Boxing’s ‘Time to Shine’ bill in Stoke this Saturday night.

But he will now lock horns with Poland’s Sylwester Walczak instead due to Jenkinson getting stopped on a show in Manchester last weekend and having to serve a 28 day suspension.

Read moreSam Evans is not letting a late change of opponent knock him off his stride

QUIET MAN Sam Evans is determined to make some noise when he returns to the ring this weekend.

The softly spoken welterweight, who is trained by Ricky Hatton, isn’t one to shout his mouth off and prefers to let his fists do the talking.

Read moreSam Evans returns to the ring this weekend

SAM EVANS says he was made for fighting and he’ll prove it in Walsall this Saturday night (May 14).

The 20-year-old is quietly spoken outside of the ring, but inside it he lets his fists do the talking.

Read moreSam Evans back in action in Walsall this Saturday night

Wednesbury welterweight, Sam Evans, says he feels like a “different fighter” to the one who switched ranks just six months ago.

Read moreSam Evans says he feels like a “different fighter”