
Frank Warren on Alvarez-Hatton, Haye, Chisora, Murray
MATTHEW HATTON gets the chance tonight to become one of Britain's most unlikely world champions when he fights Saul Alvarez in California.

MATTHEW HATTON gets the chance tonight to become one of Britain's most unlikely world champions when he fights Saul Alvarez in California.

Bernd Boente, manager of IBO/IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (55-3, 49KOs), spoke to reporter Alexander Pavlov and denied rumors that Wladimir's fight with Dereck Chisora (14-0, 9KOs) is being canceled. There are negotiations taking place for a possible unification clash between Klitschko and WBA heavyweight champion David Haye (25-1, 23 KOs). The fight with Chisora is scheduled for April 30, while the fight with Haye would take place in the month of July.

BRITISH boxing is on a high and is packed with talent.

Promoter Frank Warren has made an offer to Ashley Theophane to fight Frankie Gavin.

EVERYONE thinks promoting is easy. You set up a great fight, sell out your venue, your man wins and you go home happy.

NATHAN CLEVERLY gets his big chance on April 2 when he fights WBO light-heavyweight champion Jurgen Braehmer at Wembley Arena.

BoxingScene.com has confirmed that Dave Coldwell, head of boxing for Hayemaker Promotions, put in a very high winning bid of £400,000 pounds for the super middleweight contest between BBBofC British champion James DeGale (9-0, 7KOs) and challenger George Groves (11-0, 9KOs). Adam Booth, also for Hayemaker, put in a bid of £325,000, and promoter Frank Warren put in a bid of £320,000. The fight is ordered to take place by the end of April. Hayemaker has two weeks to name the venue and the date. So far no television date has been secured.

John Murray has inked a promotional deal with Frank Warren. Murray holds the longest current undefeated run in British boxing, 30-0 (18 early), as well as the EBU lightweight title; the 26-year-old was guided by Mick Hennessy until October of last year but has now joined forces with Warren. The veteran promoter confirmed the deal earlier today.

NOT so long ago, the meeting of two unbeaten American world champions would have been a huge event.

James DeGale says he wants to win a Lonsdale belt outright - although he might not have enough time to do it.