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As hard-knock lives go you would go some way to matching the hardships and tribulations faced by soon-to-be British Super-featherweight title challenger Femi ‘Fire’ Fehintola.
In the ring Femi has breezed through his apprenticeship whilst amassing a 14-0 (1) record yet faces his toughest in-ring task yet when he meets Carl Johanneson for the British Super-Featherweight title in Barnsley on November the 3rd.
Carl looked a thoroughbred when beating Billy Corcoran in four one-sided rounds to win the title. Carl’s compact style plus unyielding punches make him a great challenge for any fighter as well as presenting Femi with an in-ring nightmare. [details]
In the ring Femi has breezed through his apprenticeship whilst amassing a 14-0 (1) record yet faces his toughest in-ring task yet when he meets Carl Johanneson for the British Super-Featherweight title in Barnsley on November the 3rd.
Carl looked a thoroughbred when beating Billy Corcoran in four one-sided rounds to win the title. Carl’s compact style plus unyielding punches make him a great challenge for any fighter as well as presenting Femi with an in-ring nightmare. [details]