
Ronny Rios considering future after damaging defeat by Nick Ball
Ronny Rios is considering retirement after his defeat by the WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball

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Ronny Rios is considering retirement after his defeat by the WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball

Nick Ball is targeting a rematch with Rey Vargas and a future fight with Naoya Inoue after successfully defending his WBA featherweight title against Ronny Rios

Nick Ball stopped the brave Ronny Rios in 10 rounds in the first defense of his WBA featherweight championship in Liverpool.

British bantamweight champion Andrew Cain (13-1, 12 KOs) made light work of late replacement Lazaro Casseres (11-1, 4 KOs) with a spiteful performance on the undercard of Nick Ball’s title defense against Ronny Rios.

Local talents Brad Strand and Lucas Biswana impressed the onlooking Liverpool crowd at the M&S Bank Arena on the undercard of Nick Ball’s title defense against Ronny Rios. The pair, along with heavyweight Boma Brown, capped off a successful start to the night for the Everton Red Triangle gym, success that they hope is followed by wins for both Ball and Andrew Cain.

Nick Ball was in a confident mood at today’s final press conference ahead of his first defense of his WBA featherweight title against Ronny Rios.

Nick Ball and Ronny Rios both weighed in below the 126lbs featherweight limit ahead of Saturday's fight for the WBA title at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool

Galal Yafai believes that his amateur boxing experience will hold him in good stead when he faces the tricky customer that is Sunny Edwards on November 30.

Sunny Edwards has played down rumors that he will be trained by Adam Booth for his clash with Galal Yafai on November 30.

Sunny Edwards and Galal Yafai faced off today at the launch press conference of their November 30 fight in Birmingham. The contest, which will be held at the Resorts World Arena, will be for the WBC interim flyweight title, with the winner fighting for the vacant title in 2025. Edwards and Yafai are familiar foes, having shared the ring with each other 10 years ago as amateurs and spending years on the GB squad sparring countless rounds.