Sam Noakes Set to Play It Again at York Hall
British lightweight champion Sam Noakes will defend his four title belts at York Hall on Saturday April 20, live on TNT Sports
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Liam Davies, Doing It the Hard Way, Will Soon Be Impossible to Ignore
Liam Davies may have started last week as part of an ensemble cast, but when Queensberry’s latest “Magnificent Seven” show was done and dusted, the unbeaten super bantamweight was the undoubted star of the show.
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Frank Warren Already Expecting Rey Vargas-Nick Ball II
Frank Warren expects the WBC to order a rematch between Nick Ball and the WBC featherweight champion Rey Vargas
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Warren Confident Underdog Ball Can Topple Vargas
Over the years, Frank Warren has shown a knack for choosing the right fight at the right time. The Hall of Fame promoter’s instincts will be put to the test again this Friday night when Nick Ball challenges Rey Vargas for the WBC featherweight world title.
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Photos: Joshua-Ngannou Grand Arrivals
An action-packed night of ‘Knockout Chaos’ – live worldwide on DAZN PPV – awaits at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh on Friday, March 8, where Anthony Joshua faces Francis Ngannou at the top of another card in Saudi Arabia.
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New Warren Signing Cairns Ready To Make An Impression
Lightweight Steven Cairns has flown under the radar considering he is one of Ireland’s most-exciting prospects.
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Itauma Hires New Trainer for March 22 Date
The respected Alan Smith is preparing Moses Itauma for his fight at York Hall on March 22
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Itauma Hires New Trainer for March 22 Date
The respected Alan Smith is preparing Moses Itauma for his fight at York Hall on March 22
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Chamberlain Answers Alalshikh Call For March 8
Mark Chamberlain was on his way home from a festive night out with his sponsors when Frank Warren’s name appeared on his phone.
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Hearn Hopes To Have ‘Three Or Four Big Arena Or Stadium Fights Solidified’ In The UK In 2024
The infusion of Saudi Arabian money has had such a positive impact on the boxing business over the past six months that even bitter British rivals Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren have happily, even if temporarily, learned to get along.
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