
Calculated Luka Plantic Brings Jack Cullen to His Knees
Croatia’s Luka Plantic produced a composed, impressive display of pressure fighting to stop Jack Cullen of Britain in five rounds
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Croatia’s Luka Plantic produced a composed, impressive display of pressure fighting to stop Jack Cullen of Britain in five rounds

It is often said that honesty is the best policy and Jack Cullen makes no excuses for the lacklustre display which saw him lose his British and Commonwealth super middleweight titles to Zak Chelli in January.

Less than a month after losing his British and Commonwealth titles to Zak Chelli, Jack Cullen has been handed an unexpected chance to get back into the super middleweight mix.

Local hero Max Suske (8-1) will take on Argentinian Leonel Eduardo Avila (9-3) in the headliner of P2-M's big show in Stralsund (March 16). At stake is the vacant WBC Youth title at super middleweight.

Jack Cullen’s British and Commonwealth super middleweight title fight defense against his former opponent Zak Chelli always looked like being a potential show stealer. Unfortunately, it didn’t pan out like that.

British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion Jack Cullen believes that he is only just getting started. Last September, Cullen (22-4-1, 10 KO’s) won the titles in sensational fashion, knocking out his North West rival and

Natasha Jonas and Mikaela Mayer have comfortably grown into the welterweight division. Making weight was never going to be a concern, as both were under the limit for their Sky Sports/ESPN+ main event from M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England. Jonas was 146 pounds for the first defense of her IBF welterweight title in her hometown. Mayer was 146.3 pounds in her bid to become a two-division champ.

Aaron McKenna versus Linus Udofia is the latest contest confirmed for the fight card on Saturday, January 20th at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, live on Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland and ESPN+ in the USA.

Two-weight world champion Natasha Jonas will defend her IBF welterweight world title against former unified world champion Mikaela Mayer in a landmark night for women’s boxing on Saturday, Jan. 20 at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, England, live on ESPN+ in the U.S. and Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland.

So far, Callum Simpson has served an almost perfect apprenticeship. Next year the super middleweight will get the opportunity to graduate.