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Andrew Selby is on the verge of making British boxing history after booking his place in the flyweight final at the European Amateur Championships in Minsk.
Selby secured a split decision win over Azerbaijan's Elvin Mamishza and the 24-year-old from Wales will become the first British fighter to retain a European crown if he beats old rival Michael Conlan of Ireland in Saturday's final.
Selby said: "It's good to be in another European final, and I've got Mick Conlan again so it's going to be a great fight.
"I've boxed him a couple of times before and they've been great fights, close, and I've won them both, so hopefully I'll make it three on the spin." [Click Here To Read More]
Selby secured a split decision win over Azerbaijan's Elvin Mamishza and the 24-year-old from Wales will become the first British fighter to retain a European crown if he beats old rival Michael Conlan of Ireland in Saturday's final.
Selby said: "It's good to be in another European final, and I've got Mick Conlan again so it's going to be a great fight.
"I've boxed him a couple of times before and they've been great fights, close, and I've won them both, so hopefully I'll make it three on the spin." [Click Here To Read More]