
Frank Warren-bound Brad Pauls open to third fight with Nathan Heaney
Brad Pauls would be open to a rematch with Nathan Heaney after dethroning the British middleweight champion in their rematch
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Brad Pauls would be open to a rematch with Nathan Heaney after dethroning the British middleweight champion in their rematch

Brad Pauls won the British middleweight title with a stunning twelfth-round stoppage over Nathan Heaney in a rematch of their memorable first fight

Nathan Heaney and Brad Pauls made weight ahead of their British middleweight title fight on Saturday night at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham

Denzel Bentley will be an interested observer as his domestic rivals Nathan Heaney and Brad Pauls meet in their British middleweight title rematch in Birmingham this weekend (July 20).

Winning the Lonsdale belt should be motivation enough for Brad Pauls against Nathan Heaney on Saturday, but if he needs more inspiration, he needs only to consider the future a win could bring him.

In March, Heaney went into the first defense of his British middleweight title against Brad Pauls knowing that a solid victory would all but sign-off a massive summer title fight at the home of his beloved Stoke City. Heaney, 18-0-1 (6 KOs), seemed to have an absorbing fight in hand until, in the eighth, he lingered in front of the heavy handed Pauls, 18-1-1 (10 KOs), for a fraction of a second too long.

Brad Pauls, of Newquay, England, has been given a second bite at the cherry. On July 20, he and Nathan Heaney will meet again at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham, England.

he latest Magnificent Seven offering from Frank Warren takes place in Birmingham on Saturday, July 20. The bill is headlined by super bantamweight contender Liam Davies against Shabaz Masoud, and it also boasts the eagerly-anticipated rematch for the British middleweight title between champion Nathan Heaney and Brad Pauls.

Brad Pauls (18-0-1, 10 KOs) produced a career-best showing against Nathan Heaney (18-0-1, 6 KOs) last weekend in Birmingham, challenging for the British middleweight title. However, his best efforts were not enough to return to his native Cornwall as a holder of the Lonsdale Belt.

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