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Luke Keeler has had his next opponent confirmed. The Dublin middleweight, who was a finalist in the last edition of the knockout tournament Prizefighter 12 months ago, is set to return to the ring next month. Keeler (9-1, 5 KOs) was originally set to feature on an MGM Promotions show in Clondalkin earlier this month, but that was canned just hours before due to a shooting incident.
Scott Quigg has undergone successful surgery after suffering a broken jaw. The former world champion, from Bury, was injured during his points defeat to Carl Frampton at the Manchester Arena on Saturday.
Carl Frampton picked up a split decision in the super bantamweight world title unification showdown against Scott Quigg. The Ulsterman, 29, had the majority of the support at the Manchester Arena as he added the WBA Super title to his IBF crown, exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Manchester Arena, Manchester, England - In a long awaited showdown of undefeated champions, Carl Frampton (22-0, 14 KOs), of Belfast, Ireland won a twelve round unanimous decision over Scott Quigg (32-1-2, 23 KOs) of Lancashire, United Kingdom to keep his undefeated record in place and unified the IBF/WBA super bantamweight titles. The scores were 115-113 for Quigg, 116-112 for Frampton and 116-112 for Frampton.
Manchester Arena, Manchester, England - Ryan Burnett set himself up for a spring homecoming by picking up a third title in his past three fights. The British bantamweight champion added the WBC International crown to his haul with a victory over Anthony Settoul at the Manchester Arena as part of the undercard to the world super bantamweight title unification showdown between fellow Ulsterman Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg of Bury.
Charlie Edwards (7-0, 4 KOs) emphasised his class for a little man as he produced a pretty much punch-perfect display. The 23-year-old from Epsom is now in pole position for a shot at the vacant British flyweight title after outboxing Luke Wilton (16-5-1, 7 KOs) over 10 rounds at the Manchester Arena as part of the undercard to the super bantamweight world title unification showdown between Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg.
Ohara Davies has confirmed his next fight date and teased his fans as to its significance. The Hackney lightweight, 24, will return to the ring in the spring on a Sky Sports Box Office-televised bill.
Vijender Singh has a confirmed opponent for his placement on the March 12 bill at the ECHO Arena in Liverpool, England. The former amateur superstar from India will next face Hungary's Alexander Horvath in a scheduled six-round affair.
Paul Butler and Jamie Cox both have a big year ahead of them. The pair, who campaign in the super flyweight and super middleweight divisions respectively, have been called up for world title eliminators with the WBO.
Lawrence Bennett has been ruled out of his next fight due to medical complications. The Jamaican-born southpaw had been set to face Matty Askin (19-3-1, 12 KOs) in a fierce rematch for the English title, which was made after their ill-tempered first showdown, at Liverpool’s ECHO Arena next month.