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It was an interesting experience at Wembley OVO Arena on Saturday night. Richard Riakporhe taking care of business against a decent opponent is becoming almost routine now but what I was most struck by was the diversity of the show
Copperbox 16/7/22 Middleweight Hamza Sheeraz had to climb off the floor to beat Francisco Torres in a real firefight at the Copperbox on Saturday night. The fascinating scrap was a fitting finale to a very entertaining night’s boxing in front
Iain Dolan at Ringside The Queensberry show on Friday night served up a York Hall classic. The main event always looked as though it had the makings of a good fight for the British Middleweight title but Denzel Bentley and
STEP-UP FOR SHEERAZ AT THE COPPER BOX, JULY 16 YOUNG BOXER OF the year Hamzah Sheeraz returns to the ring on July 16 at London’s Copper Box Arena on a night that includes a British title double featuring
By Iain Dolan at Ringside. Ionut Baluta earned a hard fought, upset victory over Brad Foster at Super Bantamweight at York Hall on Friday night. It was a scrappy affair as the two fighters’ styles never really looked like
Boxxer show: Wembley Ovo Arena 26th March 2022 Richard Riakporhe put in the most impressive performance of his career so far on Saturday night, in a Cruiserweight contest at the Ovo Arena in Wembley. A late switch of opponent to
Probellum roll back into Toon this Friday night (25th March) with a stacked card full of North East big guns and prospects taking to the ring at the Utilita Arena. Our main event preview will follow later in the week,
BUATSI AND RICHARDS COLLIDE IN HUGE LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT CLASH Joshua Buatsi will face former World Title challenger Craig Richards in a huge all London Light-Heavyweight clash on Saturday May 21, live worldwide on DAZN (excluding New Zealand and Australia). Croydon’s Buatsi (15-0, 13 KOs) scored his
By Iain Dolan A surprise to nobody, some very questionable judging allowed a weight drained Josh Taylor to keep his four light welterweight championship belts after being outworked for the majority of the contest by Jack Catterall at the Hydro
By Ian Mathias The most elusive prize and the man who holds this accolade leaves no arguments as to who is the man in the division! Since the start of the 4 belt era there have been a handful of