Mitchell Smith: record, next fight and profile →
![Mitchell Smith [left] wins a 10-round decision over Arnie Dawson that will later be changed to a no-contest](/img/v1/1920?src=https%3A%2F%2Fphoto.boxingscene.com%2Fuploads%2FMitchellSmithUDArnieDawson10262025.webp)
It has been confirmed by United Kingdom Anti-Doping (UKAD) that British lightweight Mitchell Smith is free to return to competition after serving a three-month ban following an anti-doping rule violation
Harrow, London’s Mitchell Smith has been issued with a three-month ban from United Kingdom Anti-Doping (UKAD) after failing a post-fight drugs test following his 10-round points victory over Arnie Dawson in October 2025
Mitchell Smith recorded his biggest win since returning from a five-year layoff when earning a unanimous victory over the previously undefeated Arnie Dawson
Wycombe's Ben Smith cruised to his fifth win in a row with a straightforward four round win at super-lightweight over Yorkshire based Syrian Youssef Al Hamidi (now 14-108-3). Smith - trained by Jimmy and Mark Tibbs - enjoyed raucous support from one side of the arena. Interestingly, Al Hamidi lost a decision to tonight's world title challenger Liam Walsh in his third fight all the way back in 2008.
The odds makers might list IBF Super-Featherweight king Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis as a prohibitive 3-1 on favourite ahead of his maiden and mandatory defence against Cromer’s Liam Walsh at The Copper Box Arena in Hackney Wick on May 20th.
Frenchman Hadilah Mohoumadi (22-5-1) won the vacant EBU title tonight (May 5) in Madrid with a unanimous points win against Mariano Hilario (16-6) after twelve hard fought rounds. At the end it was scored 119-017, 114-112 and 115-111. Mohoumadi had a point deducted after pushing Hilario to the ground while Spaniard was down in round eleven.
George Jupp will not fight Mitchell Smith next. The pair had been set to clash in a rematch on May 6, just under 17 months after Jupp beat Smith in Manchester. But their non-title clash, which was scheduled to take place at the Copper Box Arena in London, exclusively live on BoxNation and BT Sport, has been scrapped.
Mitchell Smith returned from a 10-month ring hiatus to score a win. The Harrow featherweight, who weighed in at just over 10-stone for this fight, is back to winning ways after a convincing and dominant display against Nicaraguan opposition.
Mitchell Smith has announced his new trainer. The Harrow Weald sensation –– who is promoted by Frank Warren and Queensberry Promotions –– split with Jason Rowland after his sole career defeat to date in December, but the 23-year-old has finally ironed out a partnership he is happy with.
6x3 International Middleweight contest - Indian sensation Vijender Singh blasts out Bulgarian opponent Samet Hyuseniov in two rounds. Singh started quick letting the Bulgarian Hyuseniov know he has power. Singh's used his jab intelligently from the start, controlling the ring and working his combinations well off the jab.