
Robeisy Ramirez Blasts Out Eric Donovan in Three Rounds
Double Cuban Olympic gold medallist Robeisy Ramirez turned in a fine display to stop Eric Donovan in the third round on the Taylor-Catterall in Glasgow.

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Double Cuban Olympic gold medallist Robeisy Ramirez turned in a fine display to stop Eric Donovan in the third round on the Taylor-Catterall in Glasgow.

Nick Campbell became the first holder of the Scottish heavyweight title in more than 70 years as he stopped Jay McFarlane in the seventh round of a messy fight on the Taylor-Caterall undercard in Glasgow.

Tokyo Olympian Kurt Walker couldn’t have done more in his professional debut as the Northern Irishman stopped Jaroslav Hriadel, of the Czech Republic, with a body shot in the first round of a featherweight four-rounder on the Taylor-Catterall undercard in Glasgow.

Tyson Fury says he intends to box as an overseas boxer when he faces Dillian Whyte in April and says he will not be reapplying for his British license.

Kell Brook was keen to praise Amir Khan’s toughness after he won their grudge match. But the former IBF welterweight champion revealed that he had imagined a different finish the many times he had gone over the fight in his head over the years.

By Ron Lewis - Kell Brook relished his moment. As he was held aloft by trainer Dominic Ingle he let out an ear-splitting scream. Beating Amir Khan meant more than winning a world title, beating Amir Khan, to Brook, meant everything.

Natasha Jonas became a world champion at the third attempt as she dropped Chris Namus twice on the way to a second-round stoppage to win the vacant WBO super welterweight title.

Frazer Clarke, the Olympic super-heavyweight bronze medallist, was given the simplest of tasks on his professional debut as he stopped overmatched Jake Darnell in 126 seconds on the Khan-Brook undercard in Manchester.

A lack of power could prove the downfall of Germaine Brown, but he marked himself out as a serious force among the domestic middleweights as he moved to 12-0 by taking the English title from Charlie Schofield on the Khan-Brook bill in Manchester.

Amir Khan fears that a loss to Kell Brook could destroy his legacy, although he does not believe it will happen. Khan says he has never worked harder than since teaming up with Brian McIntyre in Nebraska and Colorado for this fight