Curtis McKormick

Hatton-Lazcano, Malignaggi-N'dou II Official

The Empire Casino in London, promoter Frank Maloney officially announced Ricky Hatton's next fight, an IBO defense against ex-world title challenger Juan Lazcano at City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, England on May 24, 2008.

Chris Edward-Andy Bell Undercard Info

This Friday, March 28, 2008 sees Chris Edward's first defense of the newest title in British boxing, the super flyweight, against English titlist Andy Bell at the Metrodome in Barnsley, England. This fight between the smallest active champion in Brit...

Gary Woolcombe Faces Ryan Rhodes on 4/18

The 18th of April sees South London golden boy Gary Woolcombe make the first defense of his newly minted British light middleweight title when he faces the one-time star of the division, Ryan Rhodes, formerly known as "Spice Boy", at Bethnal Green's...

Jason Booth Lands on Kiko Martinez Undercard

March 7 sees Commonwealth bantamweight champion Jason Booth continue his climb back to the top of the British and European boxing pack when he makes a title defense at the Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham, England on the undercard of Rendal...

Maloney High on Heavyweight Scott Belshaw

As the architect of Lennox Lewis' meteoric rise to the undisputed world heavyweight title in the late 1990's, brash promoter Frank Maloney knows a thing or two about the big men and doesn't mince words when it comes to his take on the glamor division...

Rendall Munroe Vows To Upset Kiko Martinez

27 year old British super bantam Rendall Munroe put on the performance of his career in stopping opponent Marc Callaghan to win the English title this past October but the Leicester southpaw must overcome far greater odds if he is to lift the Europea...

Kiko Martinez Meets Rendall Munroe on 3/7

Rendall Munroe gets the opportunity to join the big league when he takes on European super bantamweight champion Kiko Martinez at the Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham, England on March 7, 2008.

Tony Oakey Lands Revenge Bout with Haymer

Two and a half years after losing a controversial title fight to Peter Haymer, British light heavyweight champion Tony Oakey gets the chance to revenge what he calls daylight robbery. This mouth watering rematch takes place at York Hall in Bethnal Gr...

Valero, Linares Ready To Shine in Cancun

After a week of pre-fight publicity that saw them hold a press conference in Los Angeles and attend a sold out championship soccer match South of the Border, WBC featherweight champion Jorge "Nino de Oro" Linares and WBA super featherweight champion...

Gary Woolcombe To Challenge For British Title

Santa Claus has come down Gary Woolcombe's chimney early. Woolcombe, who was preparing for an eight round bout on November 30, was given an early Christmas present when Jamie Moore's European title fight was cancelled.

Woolcombe, Bhatia on Napa-Power Undercard

The Ian Napa vs. Martin Power British bantamweight title rematch at London's Newham Leisure Centre is supported by a full undercard featuring some of the top up and coming talent in the UK, among them light middleweight contender Gary "Hot Stuff" Woo...

Ian Napa Primed For Martin Power Rematch

Bantamweight Ian Napa looks to even the score against arch-rival Martin Power as the two reprise their highly contested 2005 British title fight this Friday night at London's Newham Leisure Center on a Frank Maloney promotion.

Danny Green is Ready To Upset Stipe Dews

World rated light heavyweight contender Danny Green has entered the most crucial phase of training camp in preparation to his title challenge of WBA Champion Stipe Drews at Challenge Stadium in Green's hometown of Perth, Australia on December 16, 200...

Tshifhiwa Munyai Returns To Action on 11/30

Commonwealth bantamweight champion Tshifhiwa "The Atomic Spider" Munyai returns to action on Friday, November 30 as chief support to the Ian Napa vs. Martin Power British bantamweight title rematch at London's Newham Leisure Centre.

Gary Woolcombe Returns on Nov. 30

Light middleweight Gary ‘Hot Stuff’ Woolcombe proved the old adage that while all the best fighters tend to get beaten sometime, the great ones learn from the experience and come back stronger.