Gavin Gwynne: record, next fight and profile →
An all-Welsh affair heats up as fighting talk is exchanged ahead of the British Lightweight Title fight at The University of Bolton Stadium on Saturday September 17, live on Channel 5 from 10pm.
Gavin Gwynne (15-2, 3 KOs) will be looking to show his ownership of titles is something that possesses longevity as he looks to get through the first defence of his British Lightweight title at The University of Bolton Stadium on Saturday September 17, live on Channel 5.
Gavin Gwynne became British lightweight champion at the third attempt as he claimed the vacant title with a unanimous points decision over Luke Willis at York Hall in East London.
Gavin Gwynne plans on making history for Merthyr and Wales when he faces Luke Willis for the British and Commonwealth lightweight titles on Friday’s MTK Fight Night.
Gavin Gwynne and Luke Willis will collide for the British and Commonwealth lightweight titles as part of an MTK Fight Night at York Hall in London on April 15.
MTK Global has announced the signing of Commonwealth lightweight champion Gavin Gwynne. Gwynne (14-2, 3 KOs) had a solid 2021, with the Welshman winning the Commonwealth belt with a seventh round stoppage win against Sean McComb in February, before following that up with a successful defence against Jack O'Keefe in November.
Gavin Gwynne made a successful first defense of his Commonwealth lightweight title with a unanimous points decision over Jack O’Keefe in Swansea.
Sean McComb has vowed that he will return in style following his Commonwealth lightweight title fight with Gavin Gwynne on Friday. McComb (11-1, 5 KOs) gave it his all but came up short in the fight, with Gwynne (13-2, 3 KOs) earning the victory to claim the vacant title. While the Belfast man was disappointed with the outcome, he insists that this is just a bump in the road and he will be back to his best in the near future.
Gavin Gwynne produced the performance of his career as he claimed the Commonwealth lightweight title, keeping Sean McComb under endless pressure until he turned his back in the seventh round in Bolton.
Like most boxers, Sean McComb has had a tough time over the past 12 months, but he believes that when his big moment arrives, he will be ready for it. On Friday, McComb faces Gavin Gwynne for the vacant Commonwealth lightweight title on the MTK Global show in Bolton. Apprenticeship over, this is his first step to what he hopes will be the big time.