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Mexico City, Mexico: The successful TV Series Boxeo Telemundo Ford will continue its summer season this Friday, July 1st from the Plaza Condesa Auditorium in Mexico City, Mexico.
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Mexico City, Mexico: The successful TV Series Boxeo Telemundo Ford will continue its summer season this Friday, July 1st from the Plaza Condesa Auditorium in Mexico City, Mexico.

British, Commonwealth and WBO European welterweight champion Bradley Skeete sat down with Boxingscene.com to reveal his future plans and talk about the deep division he operates in.

Genting Arena, Birmingham - It was all sweet for London’s Bradley Skeete (146lbs) tonight as he weathered a bit of a late storm to take the British and Commonwealth welterweight titles from Stourbridge’s Sam Eggington (145½Lbs), who was out-boxed early and could not close his man down late on to close the deficit.

Boxing hits some strange outposts these as the sport’s global appeal widens, but who would have thought a world heavyweight championship would wash up in the war-ravaged Russian satellite of Chechnya?

Sam Eggington believes he can stop Bradley Skeete late in their clash for his British and Commonwealth Welterweight title defence against Bradley Skeete at Genting Arena in Birmingham, live on Sky Sports.

It is eight months since Amir Khan last pulled on a pair of boxing gloves and went to work in the ring, winning an uninspiring points victory over Chris Algieri in New York. And it seem it will be a further six months before he fights again.

Sam Eggington (17-2, 9 KOs) will defend his British and Commonwealth welterweight titles against challenger Bradley Skeete (22-1, 10 KOs) on March 5 at the Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham.

WBO European Welterweight Champion Bradley Skeete defended his title by outpointing Stevie Williams last night at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane, in the main event of the Nordoff Robbins charity fight night. Skeete was punch perfect as he delivered a boxing lesson to “Wallasey Express” Williams who threatened to snatch the title from him in the build-up, but was totally outclassed by the Penge master boxer.

WBO European Welterweight Champion Bradley Skeete aims to stop Merseyside’s Steve Williams when they headline Frank Warren’s annual dinner show for the music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins on Monday 23rd November at the Hilton Hotel on Park Lane. Nordoff Robbins is dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and adults. The national charity works with people with a range of challenges such as autism, dementia, depression and physical and learning disabilities through the power of music.

Lofty Penge welterweight Bradley Skeete insists that the pending 2015-16 campaign is the one when he’ll finally land a major title. The 6ft 1in master boxer from Alan Smith’s iBox gym in Bromley has already collected Southern Area, English, WBA Inter-Continental and WBO European belts whilst compiling a 20-1 pro log and a number seven world ranking with the WBO. But the 27 year old, who was narrowly edged out by Frankie Gavin in a November 2014 challenge for the British and Commonwealth straps, insists we ain’t seen nothing yet.