David Adeleye: record, next fight and profile →
Unbeaten super bantamweight Chris Bourke continued his progress through the ranks ad he thumped his way to a unanimous points decision over former British title challenger James Beech Jr on the Joe Joyce-Carlos Takam undercard at the SSE Arena, Wembley.
FRANK WARREN has delivered a spectacular undercard to support Joe Joyce’s big Heavyweight clash against Carlos Takam at SSE Arena, Wembley on Saturday July 24, live on BT.
DAVID ADELEYE reckons Heavyweight rivals will quickly realize he’s the “real deal,” when they feel the power of his punches. The Londoner dismissed criticism he received after his points win against Polish star Kamil Sokolowski last month.
ON FRIDAY NIGHT Sunny Edwards has the opportunity to punch himself into the flyweight history books by beating a highly decorated champion in Moruti Mthalane and taking home the IBF world title belt.
Former IBF light-heavyweight challenger Callum Johnson returned to the ring after more than two years out and stopped Emil Markic, from Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the second round of an absolute tear-up at York Hall, in East London.
HEAVYWEIGHT banger David Adeleye insists he is ready to let Dave Allen and Nathan Gorman feel his power. Adeleye has shown he can pack a punch and knocked out his first five professional opponents in style.
Danny Ball put his name in the mix in a crowded British welterweight scene as he extended his unbeaten record to 11 fights (one draw) at the expense of Sam Gilley’s spotless record as he recorded a ten round unanimous decision in the show-opener at the Copper Box in London.
FRANK WARREN and Queensberry Promotions will stage back-to-back nights of boxing on BT Sport to ease the lockdown blues for fans. The Hall of Fame promoter’s groundbreaking events will take place on Friday March 26 and Saturday March 27 at London’s Copperbox Arena. They include a stack of title fights that will keep fans on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.
Jack Catterall, the WBO’s No 1 super lightweight, had his first fight in more than a year as he dropped Abderrazak Houya twice en route to a points victory on the Dubois-Joyce undercard at Westminster.
One of the most anticipated heavyweight clashes of 2020 will finally see the light of day. Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce rode out several delays as the pair of explosive rising heavyweights will collide Saturday evening, live on BT Sport (United Kingdom) and ESPN+ (United States) from Church House in Westminster, England. The scheduled 12-round contest was on the books throughout the year, assigned several fight dates which endured postponements due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic before finally settling on a televised slot this weekend.