
Denzel Bentley reaping the rewards of staying ready
Denzel Bentley is once again preparing to put everything on the line, but the exciting middleweight wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Denzel Bentley is once again preparing to put everything on the line, but the exciting middleweight wouldn’t have it any other way.

“It’s an early Christmas present for everybody in boxing,” declared Frank Warren, of the December 7 promotion led by the appealing middleweight contest between Denzel Bentley and Brad Pauls.

Brad Pauls will face Denzel Bentley in a middleweight clash to headline the latest installment of the “Magnificent 7” series, on December 7 at London's Wembley Arena.

Former British middleweight champion and world title challenger Denzel Bentley is circling for another big fight. Bentley has taken just two rounds to stop his last two opponents, the 16-1-1 Danny Dignum and 13-1 Derrick Osaze, and he is ranked No. 2 by the WBO, waiting to see if the fight will be made between champion Janibek Alimkhanuly and Hamzah Sheeraz, the No. 1 contender - and Bentley promotional stablemate. Purse bids for that bout have been called for November 4.

Denzel Bentley has already pieced together a spectacular highlight reel, but his second-round stoppage of Derrick Osaze last month has shot straight to the top of his own list of favorites.

Two rounds and one perfectly timed right uppercut. That was all Denzel Bentley needed to take out Derrick Osaze

Derrick Osaze was warming to the task against London middleweight Denzel Bentley but walked onto a second-round right uppercut inside a red-hot York Hall in Bethnal Green, and that was that.

Denzel Bentley knows that he will be taking a risk when he fights Derrick Osaze at London’s York Hall on Saturday night, but the former world-title challenger believes it is exactly the type of test he needs as he prepares himself for another run at the highest level

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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).