
Maxi Hughes Outboxes Jovanni Straffon Over Twelve For IBO Title
Maxi Hughes continued the remarkable upturn to his career as he outboxed Jovanni Straffon to claim the IBO lightweight title on the Lara-Warrington undercard in Leeds.
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Maxi Hughes continued the remarkable upturn to his career as he outboxed Jovanni Straffon to claim the IBO lightweight title on the Lara-Warrington undercard in Leeds.

Mauricio Lara and Josh Warrington once again meet at the crossroads. Both boxers made weight ahead of their anticipated rematch, which airs live on DAZN Saturday evening from Headingley Rugby League Stadium in Warrington’s hometown of Leeds, England. Lara weighed a fighting ready 125 ½ pounds, barely above his weight of 125 pounds when he pulled off the biggest win of his career earlier this year. Warrington checked in at 125 ¾ pounds, slightly heavier than was the case in February when he weighed 125 ½ pounds.

Ebanie Bridges made short work of the usually durable Bec Connolly as she stopped her in the third round of a scheduled eight at the second week of Fight Camp in Essex.

Matchroom Fight Camp, Brentwood - Ebanie Bridges (6-1, 3 KOs) made short work of the usually durable Bec Connolly (3-9) as she stopped her in the third round of a scheduled eight at the second week of Fight Camp in Essex.

Wardley, Webb, Babic Weights Photos Gallery - After a thrilling Week 1 of fights at Matchroom HQ, Brentwood, another explosive featherweight match-up headlines Fight Camp Week 2’s card, as KID GALAHAD and JAZZA DICKENS face off for the second time in their respective careers, looking to clinch the vacant IBF featherweight title. (photos by Mark Robinson)

Kid Galahad and James ‘Jazza’ Dickens finally have a home for their title fight. The long-ago ordered featherweight clash will land atop the August 7 edition of Matchroom Fight Camp, airing live on DAZN from Matchroom Boxing headquarters in Brentwood, Essex. The vacant IBF featherweight title fight will be at stake for the bout, which was stuck in a holding pattern since the purse bid hearing held earlier this year.

Courtenay, Bridges Fight Photos Gallery - Copper Box Arena, London - In a fight for the vacant WBA bantamweight title, Shannon Courtenay (7-1, 3 KOs) won a tough ten round unanimous decision over previously undefeated Ebanie Bridges (5-1, 2 KOs). The scores were 97-94, 98-92, 98-92. (photos by Mark Robinson)

On Saturday night at Copper Box Arena in London, Shannon Courtenay was crowned the new WBA bantamweight world champion after defeating Australia's Ebanie Bridges on points following a punishing battle.

Shannon Courtenay lifted the WBA bantamweight title but had to work hard for the full ten rounds before getting the better of Ebanie Bridges via a unanimous decision at the Copper Box in London.

All the talk of underwear has done Eddie Hearn a favour when it has come to promoting Saturday night’s fight between Ebanie Bridges and Shannon Courtenay. The British boxer has been angered by Bridges’s decision to play up a sexy image. But if anyone had been disrespecting boxing, it has not been the Australian, it has been the WBA for sanctioning the fight for their world title.