
'King of Britain' Conah Walker comes from behind to stop Harry Scarff
Conah Walker dramatically knocked out Harry Scarff to win the British welterweight title at the Nottingham Arena in England
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Conah Walker dramatically knocked out Harry Scarff to win the British welterweight title at the Nottingham Arena in England

Conah Walker has come up the hard way but will finally get a shot at the British welterweight title against Harry Scarff Saturday at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham


‘From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)’ is one of many great songs written by Bruce Springsteen and when it comes to the career of heavyweight Agit Kabayel the sentiment certainly rings true.

For a few short weeks, it looked like Harry Scarff had finally become a major beneficiary of the boxing business that has kept him on the outskirts for so long.

Patience has proven to be a virtue for Harry Scarff. After a frustrating start to his career, the British and Commonwealth welterweight champion believes everything is finally falling into place.

British, Commonwealth and IBF Europe welterweight champion, Harry Scarff will meet Karen Chukhadzhian.

BoxingScene understands that the final eliminator for the IBF welterweight title, between Karen Chukhadzian and Harry Scarff, will take place in Hamburg, Germany on May 17. In February Wasserman acquired the rights to promote the contest after winning the purse bid and will now work in conjunction with a local German promoter to stage the event. The winner of the fight will become the mandatory challenger for the reigning IBF 147lbs champion, Jaron “Boots” Ennis.

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Harry Scarff is hoping for some big nights after a six-year career that could take him to a clash with Philly star Jaron 'Boots' Ennis