
Campbell Hatton: It Won't Be Quick, But I Think I Can Get To The Same Levels as My Dad
Campbell Hatton says stepping out of the spotlight and working hard in the gym over the past six months have helped him improve and develop his own style.

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Campbell Hatton says stepping out of the spotlight and working hard in the gym over the past six months have helped him improve and develop his own style.

Conor Benn has gone on a crash course in fighting southpaws ahead of his fight with Chris Van Heerden on Saturday night. He’s not anticipating any difficulties at Manchester Arena on Saturday night and predicts things will only end one way.

Gavin Gwynne became British lightweight champion at the third attempt as he claimed the vacant title with a unanimous points decision over Luke Willis at York Hall in East London.

The next edition of the World Boxing Super Series remains on hold while the legacy of the Covid pandemic lingers on, making it difficult to put on a worldwide series of fights with any certainty.

Unbeaten middleweight Hamzah Sheeraz and super-bantamweight prospect Hopey Price feature on the shortlist for the prestigious Young Boxer of the Year award.

Eddie Hearn says a venue for Oleksandr Usyk’s rematch with Anthony Joshua will be announced within the next two weeks, with “final negotiations” with different sites still taking place.

There will be a British referee but no British judges for Tyson Fury's WBC heavyweight title defense against Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium on April 23.

By Ron Lewis - Savannah Marshall scored the biggest knockout of her career as she pole-axed Femke Hermans in the third round in Newcastle to retain her WBO middleweight title and finally set up her clash with Claressa Shields.

Florian Marku overcame the biggest test of his career to date as he overcame a bad cut and some tough times to stop former British and Commonwealth welterweight champion Chris Jenkins on the Marshall-Hermans bill in Newcastle.

Brad Rea continued his winning ways, but the 24-year-old middleweight was taken the full eight rounds by Lukas Ndafoluma, of Namibia, on the Marshal-Hermans undercard in Newcastle.