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Anthony Fowler has already been given an opponent ahead of his next fight. The Commonwealth Games gold medal winner, 26, will step up to the six-round distance on September 30. Fowler has made a solid start to his campaign in the paid code under trainer Dave Coldwell, winning both of his early outings by stoppage
Chantelle Cameron will return to the ring in three weeks’ time after recording her second victory in the paid ranks. The Northampton-born former Team GB star, who is now trained by Shane McGuigan at his Battersea base, turned over recently and –– after beating Korina Kopinska on her debut –– went one better to grab her first stoppage.
Marcus Morrison will get the chance to bounce back from back-to-back defeats later this month. The Hattersley man succumbed his WBC International Silver middleweight crown to Jason Welborn on points back in March, losing a unanimous decision at the Manchester Arena.
Scott Fitzgerald will return to the ring next month. The Preston man, who won Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow back in 2014, had been set to make his comeback on Friday at the Walker Activity Dome in Newcastle. But ‘Fitzy’, 25, suffered what he called a “little injury”, leaving him unable to spar and it was then decided that his next fight would be pushed back.
Anthony Fowler was much more patient and measured as he advanced his professional ledger. The Liverpool super-welterweight moved to 2-0 with both early at the Walker Activity Dome in Newcastle on Friday. Fowler, who made his professional debut in March, took heed of advice handed to him by coach Dave Coldwell as he showed added composure en-route to a fourth-round stoppage against Nikoloz Gvajava.
Bradley Saunders put his injury nightmare behind him to get back to winning ways on Friday. The 31-year-old looked as good as ever, despite nearly two years out, as he stopped Casey Blair inside a round at the Walker Activity Dome in Newcastle.
Josh Kelly underlined the hype surrounding him as he came out with a first-round stoppage. ‘Pretty Boy’, who is trained by Adam Booth and promoted by Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Sport, was topping the JD-sponsored NXTGEN bill in only his third fight.
Natasha Jonas marked her professional debut with a scintillating stoppage. The former footballer and Team GB star amateur, who won gold at the inaugural British championships and was the first female to make it to the GB squad, confirmed the transition to the professional ranks back in April. Jonas, 33, is targeting titles in her first year in the paid ranks –– and could be on a collision course with old Olympic rival Katie Taylor.
Savannah Marshall will make her professional debut in the next few weeks. The former world amateur champion, who was recently released by Team GB, is the latest emerging star to join Floyd Mayweather's growing stable. Marshall, 25, is the second female fighter to sign with 40-year-old Mayweather, joining LaTondria Jones, the super-welterweight who is 5-0 with two early since turning to the paid code in October 2015.
Natasha Jonas has announced the date for her professional debut after inking promotional terms. The former footballer and Team GB star amateur, who won gold at the inaugural British championships and was the first female to make it to the GB squad, confirmed the transition to the professional ranks back in April.