
Sheeraz eyeing Eubank Jr – even as Alimkhanuly’s mandatory
John Evans writes that Hamzah Sheeraz is eyeing a domestic fight with Chris Eubank Jr. despite being mandatory challenger for the WBO title

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John Evans writes that Hamzah Sheeraz is eyeing a domestic fight with Chris Eubank Jr. despite being mandatory challenger for the WBO title

The obligatory “Can I have a photo?” might push it close, but Jack Catterall probably doesn’t have to think too hard about what question he has been asked most often over the past two years.

Interview conducted by John Evans with Eddie Hearn following February 20's press conference between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall

By John Evans - Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall once again locked horns as the press tour to announce their eagerly anticipated rematch rolled into Manchester on Tuesday.

Josh Warrington finds himself in a position of having to wait for a big fight. The future of the Leeds man is up in the air after the opportunity to box a rematch with Leigh Wood at the City Ground in Nottingham fell through

Fight report from John Evans as Ryszard Lewicki and Bahadur Karami fight a rematch to a second consecutive draw

Harry Scarff is hoping for some big nights after a six-year career that could take him to a clash with Philly star Jaron 'Boots' Ennis

If it is true that a happy fighter is a dangerous fighter, Conah Walker’s welterweight rivals might be best advised to steer clear of the 28-year-old. In an era where fighters publicly talk about boxing being a business and only fighting if the numbers make sense, Walker walks to the ring for every fight with a big smile on his face. The Wolverhampton man is on a tear at the moment and believes that his love of what he does is making the difference.

Ryan Walsh has called for a shot at newly crowned British lightweight champion Sam Noakes. Walsh (28-4-2, 12 KO’s) proudly reigned at the British featherweight champion for five years between 2015 and 2020. In March 2022 he leap frogged the super featherweight division and stepped straight up to 135lbs where he lost a decision to Maxi Hughes for the IBO title.

Less than a month after losing his British and Commonwealth titles to Zak Chelli, Jack Cullen has been handed an unexpected chance to get back into the super middleweight mix.