Gary Corcoran: record, next fight and profile →
Jamie Conlan edged closer to a world title fight in his home city. But the Ulsterman, who won the vacant WBC Silver International super-flyweight title at the Waterfront Hall, exclusively live on BoxNation, certainly didn’t have it all his own way.
Liam Williams kept hold of his belts in what was an ill-tempered affair. The Clydach Vale super-welterweight retained his British and Commonwealth crowns at the Ice Arena in Cardiff. Williams, who remains unbeaten, was the man who came out on top against Wembley’s Gary Corcoran, exclusively live on BoxNation, stopping the previously undefeated WBO Inter-Continental champion in the 11th of 12 scheduled rounds.
The response from fight fans in Wales to our stacked card in Cardiff next Saturday, I have to say, has been terrific. From the moment the match of the unbeaten pair of Liam Williams and Gary Corcoran was first mooted to be on the home patch of British champion Liam, the interest was instant and the demand for tickets gathered pace straight away.
Welsh light-middle star Liam Williams knows that big things await if he can shine in the homecoming defence of his British and Commonwealth belts against Wembley wildman Gary Corcoran at Cardiff Ice Arena on July 16th, writes Glynn Evans.
White hot British and Commonwealth light-middleweight king Liam Williams claims challenger Gary Corcoran scored a huge own goal by attempting to rile him at the recent press conference to publicise their sizzling showdown set for Cardiff Ice Arena on July 16th, writes Glynn Evans.
Tickets for Anthony Crolla’s unification blockbuster with Jorge Linares for the WBA and WBC Diamond World and Ring Magazine Lightweight Championships at the Manchester Arena on September 24 will go on sale on Monday June 27.
Gary Sweeney and Tyrone McKenna have been handed their next fight dates. The MGM-managed duo, who are 1-0 (1 KO) and 9-0-1 (3 KOs) respectively, will return to the ring in just over five weeks.
Big time boxing returns to Cardiff this summer as two of the UK’s unbeaten champions put it all on the line in what should be a fight of the year contender. British and Commonwealth Super-Welterweight Champion Liam Williams defends his titles against WBO Intercontinental Champion Gary Corcoran. The bitter rivals will lock horns in a grudge match showdown at the Cardiff Ice Arena on Saturday 16th July, live and exclusive on BoxNation.
Wembley’s Gary Corcoran beat Danny Butler to claim the Vacant WBO Intercontinental Junior-Middleweight Championship at York Hall last night. The natural-born scrapper was on the front foot from the off and dominated large parts of the bout; securing a unanimous decision win with scores of 100-89, 99-90 and 100-89.
Gary Corcoran's challenge for the Vacant WBO Intercontinental Junior-Middleweight Championship against English Champion Danny Butler will now headline the York Hall, Bethnal Green, on Friday 25th March, exclusively live on BoxNation.