Charlie Edwards: record, next fight and profile →
Charlie Edwards, who will take on Georges Ory on Friday at London’s York Hall, has a new trainer in Stephen Smith. Did Smith contact Edwards' previous trainer and manager, Joe Gallagher?
Rather than killing his enthusiasm for boxing, Charlie Edwards insists that the frustrations he has endured over the past few years have reignited the drive and love of the sport that once carried him to a world title.
A brief glance at Charlie Edwards’ record shows that the former WBC flyweight champion hasn’t been in the ring since June 2023. That doesn’t tell the full story
Charlie Edwards will launch his bid to become a two-weight world champion when he headlines a Wasserman Boxing event at York Hall on Friday April 12, live and free on Channel 5. And on the same crunch night of action, Lerrone Richards looks to accelerate his pursuit of second world super middleweight title, when he fights in the co-main event. Edwards, the former world flyweight king, is now targeting bantamweight gold and takes on former European champion Georges Ory for the WBC Silver International title over 10 round
Charlie Edwards isn’t happy. It has been heavy sledding for the 30 year old since he vacated his WBC flyweight title back in 2019. Edwards has notched up three low key victories but has been searching for a way back into the mix.
IBF flyweight champion Sunny Edwards has told his brother Charlie he has to climb the rankings if he ever wants to set up an unlikely family fight and a crack at his world title.
Former WBC flyweight world champion Charlie Edwards wants to make British boxing history by joining his brother Sunny as a reigning world champion.
A win over the legendary Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez can set up Julio Cesar ‘El Rey’ Martinez with several more lucrative opportunities in the junior bantamweight division. That’s of course, if he chooses to stick around at the weight.
John Riel Casimero cannot see 2021 end soon enough. The three-division and (for now) reigning WBO bantamweight titlist has been forced to withdraw from his mandatory defense versus Paul Butler due to late-surfacing medical reason. Casimero reportedly suffered from gastritis, which left him unable to attend the official pre-fight weigh-in ahead of Saturday’s show at Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai.
York Hall, London - In an IBF final eliminator at featherweight, Luis Alberto Lopez (24-2, 13 KOs) generated three knockdowns to eventually score a seventh round knockout of unbeaten Isaac Lowe (21-1-3, 6 KOs), who was led to the ring by close friend and WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury,