Samuel Antwi: record, next fight and profile →
Darren Tetley says that last year’s exciting fight with Liam Taylor has given him a new lease of life – as he prepares to take on Samuel Antwi for the vacant English welterweight title on next week’s huge #MTKFightNight.
Darren Tetley will take on Samuel Antwi in a battle for the vacant English welterweight title on next month’s action-packed #MTKFightNight. The event takes place on Friday 19 February at the University of Bolton Stadium, and will be broadcast live in the US on ESPN+ in association with Top Rank, and worldwide on IFL TV.
Dave Coldwell’s management stable has been bolstered with the signing of Samuel Antwi. The London welterweight, a former Southern Area champion, has placed his blossoming career in the hands of Coldwell and he’s under no doubt that he has made the perfect choice when selecting his manager.
Alex Dilmaghani and Francisco Fonseca battled their way to a draw for the vacant IBO super-featherweight title after a fierce encounter fought at a relentless pace at the York Hall in East London. For the first seven rounds the two stood toe-to-toe, neither giving ground, but after Dilmaghani was cut by a clash of heads it was Fonseca, a two-time world title challenger from Nicaragua, who finished the stronger.
Wembley Arena, London - Heavyweight contender Daniel Dubois (11-0, 10 KOs) was tested during certain moments when he traded punches with a brave Richard Lartey (14-2, 11 KOs), to score a fourth round knockout. Lartey stood his ground at times and landed some stiff shots that pushed Dubois back.