Conrad Cummings: record, next fight and profile →
York Hall, Bethnal Green - Middleweight Danny Dignum (12-0, 6 KOs) continued his undefeated run with a fifth round stoppage of Conrad Cummings (17-4-1, 7 KOs) to capture the vacant WBO European middleweight crown.
Luke Keeler has warned WBO European middleweight champion Conrad Cummings he’s a far more powerful prospect ahead of Friday’s huge rematch. Dublin’s ‘Cool Hand’ (15-2-1-KO5) is undefeated in three years and heads for the #MTKFightNight at Ulster Hall to renew hostilities with Cummings, who he beat to the vacant belt just over a year ago at The SSE Arena.
Tyrone McKenna insists he’s capable of turning the crowd in his favour when he faces Scotland’s Lewis Benson at Emirates Arena in Glasgow on November 30. Belfast’s ‘Mighty Celt’ (16-1-1-KO6) battles ‘Kid Caramel’ Benson (10-1-KO2) live on BoxNation with both men desperate to bounce back from suffering their first professional defeats on the same card back in June.
Conrad Cummings and Brian Rose will contest the WBO European middleweight crown after a back injury forced champion Luke Keeler to temporarily vacate. Rose, who returned with victory on the MTK Global show in Manchester on Friday night, had been scheduled to face Keeler in London but will now head to Belfast to take on Cummings on December 7 – live on IFL TV.
Heavyweight Nick Webb (13-1) returned to action on September 29 at Bracknell Leisure Centre with a second-round knockout of Welsh dangerman Dorian Darch (12-8-1), just six days after his 31st birthday.
Conrad Cummings has been given another fight date. The Coalisland middleweight, who is a former holder of the WBO European title, was last in action earlier this month. Cummings boxed at Windsor Park, on the undercard of Carl Frampton’s WBO interim featherweight title defence against Luke Jackson, and outpointed Nicky Jenman over six rounds.
Northern Ireland’s Conrad Cummings (13-2-1, 6 KOs) has been handed a quickfire shot at redemption following his defeat against Luke Keeler at The SSE Arena, Belfast in April. The 27-year-old lost by unanimous decision to the Dubliner yet has a chance to get back on the winning trail when he meets Nicky Jenman at Belfast’s Windsor Park venue this Saturday night on the undercard of best friend Carl Frampton’s WBO interim featherweight title defence against Australia’s Luke Jackson.
Conrad Cummings and Sam Maxwell will both be in action on the August 18 Windsor Park extravaganza headlined by Carl Frampton, Tyson Fury and Paddy Barnes. Middleweight Cummings (13-2-1-KO6) will be eager to bounce back on a big stage after a European title defeat last time out while former Team GB super-lightweight Maxwell (8-0-KO6) bids to continue his flawless record.
Birmingham super-middleweight Ryan Hatton kicked off Frank Warren’s big Belfast show moving to 3-0 with two round win over Hungarian journeyman Attila Tibor Nagy, who drops to 11-30-1.
Sam Maxwell and Alex Dickinson are among those who have been added to the undercard of Carl Frampton’s next fight. The Liverpool-based duo, who return on March 16 at Greenbank Sports Academy, as part of an MTK Liverpool card, will then face quick turnarounds after being handed spots on the same card as Frampton’s bill-topping showdown with Nonito Donaire at the SSE Arena in Belfast.