Bradley Saunders is ready to rip the Commonwealth light-welterweight title from Dave Ryan when they clash in Newcastle on April 4.
The Sedgefield ace stretched his unbeaten record to 12-0 in Hull 10 days ago with a ninth stoppage win, taking out tough Frenchman Stephane Benito at the end of the fifth round in his second fight under new promoter Eddie Hearn.
It was a significant night for the 29-year-old who was teaming up with trainer Oliver Harrison for the first time, and the former Commonwealth Games silver medallist believes he is peaking at the right time to take on Ryan, live on Sky Sports.
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The Sedgefield ace stretched his unbeaten record to 12-0 in Hull 10 days ago with a ninth stoppage win, taking out tough Frenchman Stephane Benito at the end of the fifth round in his second fight under new promoter Eddie Hearn.
It was a significant night for the 29-year-old who was teaming up with trainer Oliver Harrison for the first time, and the former Commonwealth Games silver medallist believes he is peaking at the right time to take on Ryan, live on Sky Sports.
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