
Harlem Eubank Bags Dominant Win Over Farrell, Liam Williams Destroys Trimech
Harlem Eubank secured the biggest win of his career as he recorded an overwhelming unanimous ten-round decision over Tom Farrell at York Hall in London.
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Harlem Eubank secured the biggest win of his career as he recorded an overwhelming unanimous ten-round decision over Tom Farrell at York Hall in London.

Eubank, Farrell Weights Photos Gallery - Harlem Eubank (15-0, 6 KOs) and Tom Farrell (21-5, 5 KOs) headline at the historic York Hall on a night of British boxing, Friday November 25.

Former WBA International super lightweight champion Tom Farrell (21-5, 5 KOs) takes on the unbeaten Harlem Eubank at York Hall on November 25th. With the fight set to be live on Channel 5, Farrell looks to stop Eubank in his tracks and put his name into the public eye.

Unbeaten Brighton man Harlem Eubank (15-0, 6 KOs) faces the former WBA International Super Lightweight champion Tom Farrell (21-5, 5 KOs) at London’s famous York Hall on Friday November 25, live on Channel 5.

Matchroom and Wasserman stars make up the undercard of the highly-anticipated ‘Born Rivals’ clash between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn, broadcast live worldwide on DAZN from what is already a sold-out night at The O2 in London on Saturday, 8 October.

Harlem Eubank extended his unbeaten record to 15 fights with a ninth-round disqualification over Mexico’s Eliot Chavez, who was thrown out after twice punching Eubank on the break, on the Kelly-Bastida undercard in Newcastle

Harlem Eubank will be looking to establish himself as the latest star name from his famous boxing family. The nephew of British boxing legend Chris Eubank Snr and cousin of Chris faces Mexico’s Eliot Chavez in a super lightweight showdown.

Josh Kelly (11-1-1, 7 KOs) leads a star-studded line up as he continues his World Title pursuit with a mouth-watering clash against top Argentinian contender Lucas Bastida (18-1-1, 10 KOs) for the WBO International Super Welterweight Championship as part of a huge night of action on Saturday July 30 at the Vertu Motors Arena, live on Channel 5.

After the dismantling of Peter Kramer in Liverpool, Josh Kelly (11-1-1, 7 KOs) wastes no time in returning to action as he leads the North East takeover on July 30 in Newcastle. Live on Channel 5, Kelly faces ‘El Tornado’ Lucas Bastida (18-1-1, 10 KOs).

Denzel Bentley became a two-time British middleweight champion as he won a split decision over Linus Udofia at the Indigo in the O2, London.