
Liam Davies-Shabaz Masoud Postponed
The eagerly awaited super-bantamweight clash between Liam Davies and Shabaz Masoud has been postponed

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The eagerly awaited super-bantamweight clash between Liam Davies and Shabaz Masoud has been postponed

Fan-friendly Jack Rafferty had somehow slipped through promoters' nets in the past, but on Saturday he will fight on a major platform for the first time, headlining in a bout with India’s Sabari Jaishankar.

Conner Kelsall added the vacant Commonwealth flyweight title to his English belt with a majority decision victory over hometown favorite Conor Quinn in Belfast.

Pierce O’Leary won the battle of Dublin as the 24-year-old super lightweight produced one of the most well-rounded performances of his career to comprehensively outpoint Darragh Foley.

In a clash of unbeaten lightweights, Belfast’s James McGivern, 9-0 (3 KOs), proved to be a level or two above Cardiff’s Rashid Omar, 6-1 (1 KO), and retained his BUI Celtic Lightweight title with a stunning second-round knockout at the SSE Arena in Belfast.

Having handled Craig Richards in June's "5 vs 5," Willy Hutchinson is "bundling with confidence" as he gears up to face British and Commonwealth champion Joshua Buatsi at London’s Wembley Stadium on Sept. 21.

After spending three years building its brand and putting on increasingly big shows in Ireland, Conlan Boxing brings its operation across the Irish Sea on Saturday night – with Jack Rafferty as the star of the show.

Hamzah Sheeraz has had September 21 circled on his calendar for months

Jamie Conlan was involved in more than his fair share of thrilling bouts as a fighter, but if the head of Conlan Boxing thought that a seat on the safe side of the ropes would take the edge away from the sport he loves, he was mistaken.

The missions are getting more and more dangerous for Nick Ball and Paul Stevenson's other fighters, who train at his Everton Red Triangle Gym and are being matched in increasingly high-profile, meaningful fights.