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Mathews, Selby, Ogogo, Woodhouse, Fielding Win

•Jul 13, 2013

Craven Park Stadium, Hull, Yorkshire - Lightweight Derry Mathews (33-8-2, 18 KOs) was able to prevent a loss, as he came from behind with a stunning left hand shot to drill Tommy Coyle (15-2, 6 KOs) in the tenth round to capture the vacant Commonwealth championship. Matthews, 30, is one of the most active British fighters in game. He fought six times in 2012 and five times both in 2010 and 2011. Against Coyle, 23, he has faced a hungry and potent challenger, whose only loss came in the same Prizefighter (2012), where Matthews was eliminated as well. Coyle boxed better throughout a majority of rounds, throwing more and landing more, using his technique to give trouble to the offensive-minded champion.

Woodhouse vs. Mathews Clash is Hinted By Coldwell

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•Jun 20, 2013

With the boxing season winding down from a promoting perspective, there’s still no time for Dave Coldwell to consider a rest as two of his charges face separate assignments on Matchroom’s huge Hull show which takes place on July 13th. Liverpool’s Derry Mathews gets a second successive crack at the Commonwealth lightweight prize as he tackles local favourite Tommy Coyle, whilst Curtis Woodhouse faces a tough test against the vastly underrated Joe Elfidh. Coldwell is anticipating a successful night for two of his stable’s most entertaining fighters.

Curtis Woodhouse Eager For More Rounds at Lightweight

Alistair Hendrie

•May 22, 2013

Curtis Woodhouse is discovering the challenges that face him in the lightweight division. Woodhouse made his debut at 135lbs last Friday, demolishing Sandor Horvath inside two minutes, but the Driffield fighter suggested the one-sided victory provided more questions than answers. “I hoped to get a few more rounds in,” he said. “Making the weight like I did, I didn’t learn anything new. My manager Dave Coldwell said durability would be the main problem in moving to lightweight, but I’m not even sure I took any shots”.

Curtis Woodhouse Back in Action on 5/17 in Sheffield

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•May 7, 2013

Next Friday (May 17th) sees Driffield’s Curtis Woodhouse make his first in-ring appearance since controversially losing his English light-welterweight title to Shayne Singleton back in March. The oft-exciting Woodhouse has been kept busy since the crushing setback as his online altercation with a Twitter troll became global news and has seen the Yorkshire man’s profile soar. Now set to campaign at lightweight, promoter Dave Coldwell is excited to see his charge back in action.

Curtis Woodhouse Will Return on May 17th in Sheffield

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•Mar 25, 2013

After being on the sore end of a controversial verdict against Shayne Singleton earlier this month, Driffield’s Curtis Woodhouse became a media phenomenon days later when he tracked down a social media abuser and forced the troll into an embarrassing backtrack. With a hectic period now behind him, Woodhouse is now looking forward and his next outing will take place on May 17th at Sheffield’s Pond Forge Arena. Dave Coldwell is looking forward to seeing his entertaining charge back in the ring.

Woodhouse Reflects on His Defeat, Talks About Retirement

Terence Dooley

•Mar 9, 2013

Driffield’s Curtis Woodhouse cut a disconsolate figure in his dressing room on Friday night after losing his English light-welterweight title to Colne’s Shayne Singleton on a Coldwell Boxing show at Manchester’s Bowlers Arena. The entire press row had Woodhouse a comfortable, and in most cases clear, winner yet scores of 94-96, 95-96 and 96-94, from Phil Edwards, Steve Gray and Dave Parris respectively saw Singleton extend his record to 14-0 (3). BoxingScene had it for Woodhouse by 97-92; eight rounds to two with a point deduction for hitting on the break in round ten.

Woodhouse, Barnes Return on March 8 in Manchester

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•Jan 22, 2013

Coldwell Boxing’s March 8th show at Manchester’s Bowlers venue has received a significant boost this week after a number of high-quality bouts were added to the show. Already featuring the return of local favourite, Craig Watson, and the intriguing Northwest derby between home fighter, Hosea Burton, and Liverpool’s Carl Dilks, Dave Coldwell has been working tirelessly to add even more interest to the event and his industry has been rewarded.

Curtis Woodhouse Faces Shayne Singleton on 2/22

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•Jan 6, 2013

After participating in a series of gruelling clashes in 2012, Driffield’s Curtis Woodhouse begins the New Year in a similar manner as he tackles unbeaten Colne prospect, Shayne Singleton, in what promises to be an excellent Yorkshire/Lancashire collision. The contest is scheduled for February 22nd and will take place at Rotherham’s atmospheric Magna Centre. Show promoter Dave Coldwell is expecting another vintage performance from his English 10st champion.

Crolla-Farrell, Woodhouse, Conroy Snag Coldwell Awards

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•Dec 31, 2012

2012 has been a remarkable year for Coldwell Boxing as we have delivered a vast number of high-quality events. In the last twelve months, Coldwell Boxing have taken massive strides both in and out of the ring and we feel it is necessary to provide a series of awards to a collection of gutsy entertainers who put everything on the line to ensure that supporters of Coldwell Boxing were given value for money and some memorable action.

Curtis Woodhouse: I Want To Rip That Belt From Hamilton

Alistair Hendrie

•Nov 1, 2012

This June, Curtis Woodhouse and Dale Miles stood toe to toe at Rotherham’s Magna Centre and traded knockout blows for five rounds in one of the most staggering wars of attrition in recent memory. Every time Miles threw, Woodhouse dug in and replied with aplomb. As always, something had to give. Woodhouse used his ring craft to back Miles up, although when he dropped his hands in search of a finish, he walked on to a jarring short right that sent him flailing to the canvas.