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Kid Galahad has had his next opponent confirmed. The Sheffield featherweight is the mandatory challenger to Josh Warrington’s IBF world title. Warrington takes on former two-weight world champion Carl Frampton on December 22 at Manchester Arena, exclusively live on BT Sport Box Office. And while Galahad waits on the result of that fight, he will be in action on December 8.
Jazza Dickens looks set for a longer stint Stateside. The former British super-bantamweight champion, who has also challenged for a world title, is meant to fight Brad Foster for the vacant Lonsdale belt in London next month. Dickens is awaiting a date and venue for the clash with the Lichfield man and has in the meantime revealed that he has signed a deal to fight across the Pond after a successful spell in Miami.
Harley Benn secured his latest win to remain undefeated. The 22-year-old, from Hornchurch, moved to 5-0. Benn, who is promoted by Frank Warren, did very little wrong at the Brentwood Centre in Essex on Saturday night.
Liam Taylor avenged his only defeat to secure his latest win. The Middleton man is now a step closer to fighting for the British title after outpointing Tyrone Nurse in a split-decision victory. Taylor, who lost to the Huddersfield man in Leeds back in April 2015, got the win at the Victoria Warehouse in Manchester.
Anthony Fowler will be back in the ring next month. The super-welterweight will vie for his first title on a card in Sheffield. Fowler, it has been revealed, will box on December 8 at the FlyDSA Arena, exclusively live on Sky Sports.
David Price has had his opponent confirmed ahead of his return next month. The 35-year-old heavyweight was last in action back in September. Price suffered a bicep injury and was withdrawn from a fight against undefeated Russian Sergey Kuzmin after four completed rounds of action at Wembley Stadium, exclusively live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Jazza Dickens finally looks to have a dance partner for his next title fight. The former British super-bantamweight champion had been set to challenge Martin Ward, and his brother Thomas before him, for the vacant crown. But Dickens upped sticks and moved to Miami, Florida, after it was revealed that there were no fights this side of the pond for him and he even secured a first-round win .
Nathan Gorman will be back in the ring next month. The undefeated heavyweight had feared that he would be out of action until the new year after suffering a problem with his hand in his last fight. Gorman outpointed Kamil Sokolowski at the Brentwood Centre in October, exclusively live on BT Sport.
Eddie Hearn has paid tribute to Tony Bellew after he retired from boxing. The former world cruiserweight champion bowed out of the sport after being knocked out by Oleksandr Usyk. Bellew challenged the undefeated Ukrainian for the WBC, WBA Super, IBF, WBO and Ring Magazine world cruiserweight titles and was stopped in the eighth round by the World Boxing Super Series tournament winner
Oleksandr Usyk wants a rest before he decides on his next move. The Ukrainian former Olympic champion is a man of few words and it took him just one to confirm his intentions for the next 12 months. Usyk retained his WBC, WBA Super, IBF, WBO and Ring Magazine world cruiserweight titles on Saturday night, knocking out Tony Bellew inside eight rounds at Manchester Arena.