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Bradley Skeete looks set to box in Wales for the second time on the bounce. The British welterweight champion is scheduled to make a defence of his belt when he returns to the ring.
Liam Williams will return to the ring in the autumn. The Clydach Vale super-welterweight extended his unbeaten run in his last fight last month, exclusively live on BoxNation. And Williams (15-0-1, 10 KOs), who stopped previously unbeaten Gary Corcoran to retain his British title at the Ice Arena in Cardiff, will once again fight on the aforementioned dedicated boxing channel when he makes his comeback.
Tomi Tatham has been forced to pull out of his next fight. The 27-year-old, from Bentham, had been set for a spot on a Sky Sports-televised undercard. Tatham (11-1, 5 KOs) was due to come up against Liam Conroy of Barrow in an eliminator for the British light-heavyweight title.
Tom Doran is set to return to the ring in the autumn. The Connahs Quay middleweight has been out of the ring since losing in a British title challenge against Chris Eubank Jr. in June but has now been given his next fight date.
Paul Butler has teamed up with a new coach as he looks to become a world champion again. The former IBF bantamweight champion, 27, from Ellesmere Port, left long-time mentor Arnie Farnell earlier this year, seeking fresh impetus as he looked to mount another assault on the world stage.
Troy Williamson has made the decision to turn professional. The Team GB squad member, from Darlington, is a former ABA champion and has competed in the World Series of Boxing in the headguard and vest.
Tommy Carus has signed a managerial deal with MGM. The Liverpool super-lightweight, who has been out of the ring since drawing with Chris Adaway last November, has a record of 7-2-2. Carus also has a draw on his ledger with now-fellow management stablemate Tom Stalker, the WBO European lightweight champion who also has a deal with the Puerto Banus-based outfit.
Tyson Fury has had his suspension lifted. The world heavyweight champion, who holds the WBA Super, WBO and IBO titles in boxing’s premier division, was provisionally suspended by UK Anti-Doping after he was alleged to have used a performance-enhancing drug.
Sean Dodd is expected to make an autumn return to the ring. The Birkenhead lightweight had his finest hour in the pro game in May when he won the vacant WBC International title at Everton Football Club’s Goodison Park.
Josh Warrington retained his lofty world ranking and his fringe belt with a stoppage win in front of an adoring crowd. The Leeds featherweight is still number one with the WBC and remains the custodian of the governing body’s International belt after securing a scintillating early ending of a former world title challenger.